In the early church, an unknown follower of Jesus had an important reminder for Jewish Christians- Jesus is better. In the 1st century, just years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jewish Christians were still having a hard time believing that Jesus’ sacrifice was actually sufficient and even better than the perfect Law (Psalm 19:7) given to Moses by God.

The problem we face as 21st century Houstonians isn’t that different from the one faced by the original recipients of Hebrews: is Jesus truly better than anything else life has to offer? Is Jesus better than money? Acclaim? College football?

Join us Sundays in September and October at The Story Houston (9:40, 11:05 and 5P) or LIVE on Facebook (11:05 and 5:00P).

In the early church, an unknown follower of Jesus had an important reminder for Jewish Christians- Jesus is better. In the 1st century, just years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jewish Christians were still having a hard time believing that Jesus’ sacrifice was actually sufficient and even better than the perfect Law (Psalm 19:7) given to Moses by God.

The problem we face as 21st century Houstonians isn’t that different from the one faced by the original recipients of Hebrews: is Jesus truly better than anything else life has to offer? Is Jesus better than money? Acclaim? College football?

Join us Sundays in September and October at The Story Houston (9:40, 11:05 and 5P) or LIVE on Facebook (11:05 and 5:00P).

In the early church, an unknown follower of Jesus had an important reminder for Jewish Christians- Jesus is better. In the 1st century, just years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jewish Christians were still having a hard time believing that Jesus’ sacrifice was actually sufficient and even better than the perfect Law (Psalm 19:7) given to Moses by God.

The problem we face as 21st century Houstonians isn’t that different from the one faced by the original recipients of Hebrews: is Jesus truly better than anything else life has to offer? Is Jesus better than money? Acclaim? College football?

Join us Sundays in September and October at The Story Houston (9:40, 11:05 and 5P) or LIVE on Facebook (11:05 and 5:00P).

In the early church, an unknown follower of Jesus had an important reminder for Jewish Christians- Jesus is better. In the 1st century, just years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jewish Christians were still having a hard time believing that Jesus’ sacrifice was actually sufficient and even better than the perfect Law (Psalm 19:7) given to Moses by God.

The problem we face as 21st century Houstonians isn’t that different from the one faced by the original recipients of Hebrews: is Jesus truly better than anything else life has to offer? Is Jesus better than money? Acclaim? College football?

Join us Sundays in September and October at The Story Houston (9:40, 11:05 and 5P) or LIVE on Facebook (11:05 and 5:00P).

In the early church, an unknown follower of Jesus had an important reminder for Jewish Christians- Jesus is better. In the 1st century, just years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jewish Christians were still having a hard time believing that Jesus’ sacrifice was actually sufficient and even better than the perfect Law (Psalm 19:7) given to Moses by God.

The problem we face as 21st century Houstonians isn’t that different from the one faced by the original recipients of Hebrews: is Jesus truly better than anything else life has to offer? Is Jesus better than money? Acclaim? College football?

Join us Sundays in September and October at The Story Houston (9:40, 11:05 and 5P) or LIVE on Facebook (11:05 and 5:00P).

"I hope that in most ways we bounce back, but I hope that in some other really important ways we allow this storm to change us, to wash away some stuff that needed to be washed away." Eric Huffman helps The Story Houston make sense of the devastation created by Hurricane Harvey.

Dating is hard. Dating with integrity, self-respect, and a vision for the future is even harder. While dating wasn’t really a thing in Bible times, the scriptures still offer a ton of wisdom about relationships and romance that still resonates today. How do you navigate the dating scene without compromising your core convictions? How do you find the person you’re looking for in the world of online dating? Once you’ve found someone, what are the next steps you should take together? Join us Sundays in July and August as we explore these questions and more with humor, honesty, and grace.

Dating is hard. Dating with integrity, self-respect, and a vision for the future is even harder. While dating wasn’t really a thing in Bible times, the scriptures still offer a ton of wisdom about relationships and romance that still resonates today. How do you navigate the dating scene without compromising your core convictions? How do you find the person you’re looking for in the world of online dating? Once you’ve found someone, what are the next steps you should take together? Join us Sundays in July and August as we explore these questions and more with humor, honesty, and grace.

Dating is hard. Dating with integrity, self-respect, and a vision for the future is even harder. While dating wasn’t really a thing in Bible times, the scriptures still offer a ton of wisdom about relationships and romance that still resonates today. How do you navigate the dating scene without compromising your core convictions? How do you find the person you’re looking for in the world of online dating? Once you’ve found someone, what are the next steps you should take together? Join us Sundays in July and August as we explore these questions and more with humor, honesty, and grace.

Dating is hard. Dating with integrity, self-respect, and a vision for the future is even harder. While dating wasn’t really a thing in Bible times, the scriptures still offer a ton of wisdom about relationships and romance that still resonates today. How do you navigate the dating scene without compromising your core convictions? How do you find the person you’re looking for in the world of online dating? Once you’ve found someone, what are the next steps you should take together? Join us Sundays in July and August as we explore these questions and more with humor, honesty, and grace.