Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

If humility is so important (and it is), and if we can cultivate it on purpose (and we can), HOW do we go about becoming humble on purpose? In this message, we take a quick look at 12 ways to do just that.

If humility is so important (and it is), and if we can cultivate it on purpose (and we can), HOW do we go about becoming humble on purpose? In this message, we take a quick look at 12 ways to do just that.

It's not a relationship we'd necessarily anticipate, but it turns out there's a strong link between greatness and humility. In this message, we explore why becoming humble puts you on track to reach your full potential.

What is humility, really? The answer to that question may challenge your understanding of what it means to be humble. In this message, we'll uncover 5 myths about humility and then explore the truth--what it means, practically speaking, to be a humble person (and why that's really the only thing that makes sense).

Jesus isn't afraid. Why should you be? Our former preaching intern shares the reason a Christ-follower should never panic.

Want two pairs of questions that could totally change how you interact with your spouse? In this message, we hear from the Apostle Peter about how to fill our marriages with one essential ingredient: grace.

For better or worse, consciously or not, your kids look to you as an example of what marriage is and how husbands and wives should act. For that reason, one of the most important gifts you can ever give your children is to build a strong, “In This Together” marriage with your spouse.

There's one thing that will help you freak out less about small annoyances, bring you closer to your spouse, and help you discover the potential that God built into marriage. In this message, we look to Scripture to find out what that one thing is.

From the beginning, God’s design for marriage has involved a unique phenomenon where two individuals become "one flesh.” In this message, we’ll talk about what that does (and doesn’t) mean. Specifically, we'll ask the question, "In your journey as a husband or wife, how do you move from Me to We?"