Sermons

Every sport has them. A perfectly placed pass. A timely substitution. A moment of sacrifice. A decision that seems small in the moment but changes everything that follows. The world's greatest athletes call them "game changers" – those moments, attitudes, and actions that alter the outcome of the match. Life is full of game changers, too. Scripture reminds us that the things that most profoundly shape our lives are often not the things the world celebrates. Patience. Encouragement. Forgiveness. Faithfulness. These may not make the highlight reel, but they have the power to transform families, friendships, churches, and communities. During this three-week series we'll discover that God's Kingdom has its own game changers, too – spiritual practices and Christ-like virtues that can alter the trajectory of our lives and the lives of those around us. “The Beautiful Assist” based on the scripture from Acts 9:26-31.

Every sport has them. A perfectly placed pass. A timely substitution. A moment of sacrifice. A decision that seems small in the moment but changes everything that follows. The world's greatest athletes call them "game changers" – those moments, attitudes, and actions that alter the outcome of the match. Life is full of game changers, too. Scripture reminds us that the things that most profoundly shape our lives are often not the things the world celebrates. Patience. Encouragement. Forgiveness. Faithfulness. These may not make the highlight reel, but they have the power to transform families, friendships, churches, and communities. During this three-week series we'll discover that God's Kingdom has its own game changers, too – spiritual practices and Christ-like virtues that can alter the trajectory of our lives and the lives of those around us. “When Nobody Wins” based on the scripture from Genesis 13:1-12.

Every sport has them. A perfectly placed pass. A timely substitution. A moment of sacrifice. A decision that seems small in the moment but changes everything that follows. The world's greatest athletes call them "game changers" – those moments, attitudes, and actions that alter the outcome of the match. Life is full of game changers, too. Scripture reminds us that the things that most profoundly shape our lives are often not the things the world celebrates. Patience. Encouragement. Forgiveness. Faithfulness. These may not make the highlight reel, but they have the power to transform families, friendships, churches, and communities. During this three-week series we'll discover that God's Kingdom has its own game changers, too – spiritual practices and Christ-like virtues that can alter the trajectory of our lives and the lives of those around us. “When Nobody Wins” based on the scripture from Genesis 13:1-12.

2026 Patriotic Weekend - Based on the scripture from Ephesians 5:6-14.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “You Can’t Rope The Wind” based on the scripture from John 3:1-8.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “You Can’t Rope The Wind” based on the scripture from John 3:1-8.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “All Hat, No Cattle” based on the scripture from 1 John 3:17-18.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “All Hat, No Cattle” based on the scripture from 1 John 3:17-18.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “Hold Your Horses” based on the scripture from James 5:7-8.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of people we are becoming. “Hold Your Horses” based on the scripture from James 5:7-8.