University Baptist Church-Houston

In a world filled with fear, uncertainty, and unseen threats, Psalm 91 invites us into a different kind of confidence—confidence rooted not in circumstances, but in the character of El Elyon, God Most High. This week’s message explores the ancient...

In Exodus 3, Moses stands before the burning bush as a man shaped by failure and forty years of obscurity. Israel groans under oppression. Hope feels distant. Into that moment of fear, uncertainty, and silence, God speaks his name: I AM WHO I AM...

In Exodus 3, Moses stands before the burning bush as a man shaped by failure and forty years of obscurity. Israel groans under oppression. Hope feels distant. Into that moment of fear, uncertainty, and silence, God speaks his name: I AM WHO I AM...

In Exodus 3, Moses stands before the burning bush as a man shaped by failure and forty years of obscurity. Israel groans under oppression. Hope feels distant. Into that moment of fear, uncertainty, and silence, God speaks his name: I AM WHO I AM...

In Exodus 3, Moses stands before the burning bush as a man shaped by failure and forty years of obscurity. Israel groans under oppression. Hope feels distant. Into that moment of fear, uncertainty, and silence, God speaks his name: I AM WHO I AM...

Throughout Scripture, God reveals his character not all at once but progressively, often through the names by which he makes himself known. Each name is a window into his nature—El Shaddai showing his power and sufficiency, Yahweh declaring his...

Throughout Scripture, God reveals his character not all at once but progressively, often through the names by which he makes himself known. Each name is a window into his nature—El Shaddai showing his power and sufficiency, Yahweh declaring his...

Throughout Scripture, God reveals his character not all at once but progressively, often through the names by which he makes himself known. Each name is a window into his nature—El Shaddai showing his power and sufficiency, Yahweh declaring his...

Throughout Scripture, God reveals his character not all at once but progressively, often through the names by which he makes himself known. Each name is a window into his nature—El Shaddai showing his power and sufficiency, Yahweh declaring his...

On a Galilean hillside, ordinary people living under Roman pressure heard Jesus end his sermon with a loving but urgent choice between two roads, two kinds of fruit, two kinds of followers, two foundations. We face the same crossroads of choosing...