The Branch Church

Some decisions you see coming from miles away. Other decisions, not so much. Have you ever found yourself in the middle of something that you didn’t see coming, but now you’re faced with having to make some decisions?

We’ll explore this challenge this weekend and draw from the story of a person in Scripture who faced one situation after another – and he didn’t see them coming! The decisions he made in the midst of those situations became part of a story worth telling for generations.

When decisions are being made, we often hear the phrase:

“What’s your heart telling you? Follow your heart.”

What is a biblical perspective of this? It may not be what you were expecting!

Where you are today has something to do with the decisions you made yesterday. And where you will be tomorrow has something to do with
decisions made today.

This weekend, Chris kicks off a new series through some passages of Scripture that will serve as a guide to helping us make better decisions. This week we focus on Galatians 6:7-8.

As a helpful and practical partner resource for this series, we recommend the book, “Better Decisions, Fewer Regrets” by Andy Stanley.

This weekend at the Farmers Branch campus, Hunter Wheatcraft brings us a message out of 2 Thessalonians.

This weekend, Josh Brake brings us a poignant message from Mark 5:25-29.

The power of Jesus is available to those who come to him in faith. When we come to Jesus desperate for Him AND confident He is able, His power is unleashed in our lives.

This Sunday, Chris brings us the message from his home to yours.

Many are wondering what we’re in for in 2021. But it’s important to clarify WHO we’re in it for. This determines our response to whatever comes our way.

The week between Christmas Day and New Year's Day is usually treated like an intermission.

Something big has just happened and there is something big coming, but right now we are waiting.

Jesus taught his disciples about times like this - but on a much grander scale.

We are going to dive into a few of His teachings and learn how we should live in this intermission in which we find ourselves.

Who needs a counselor?

Apparently, we all do. “And he will be called Wonderful Counselor” (Isaiah 9:6).

Chris brings this series to a close with this message for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Services.

There’s something about that name.

Have you ever considered why it’s called “Christmas” and not “Jesus-mas?” “Messiah” has something to do with that.

This weekend we consider perhaps the least-understood of all titles or names when it comes to Jesus – “Messiah.” What it means and why it matters today.

This weekend, Chris unwraps another name for Jesus - Immanuel. He came to be with us that first Christmas. And still is.