In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul reminds us that life in Christ is marked by humility, unity, and trust in God’s design. This message calls us to live in alignment with God’s will, embrace servant-hearted leadership, and reflect His image in how we live, love, and lead.

In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul reminds us that true spiritual maturity means learning from the past, resisting temptation, and living every day for God’s glory. This message calls us to a life that values obedience, humility, and the good of others above our own comfort.

In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul shares what it means to live a life of purpose, sacrifice, and devotion to the gospel. This message shows why following Jesus is worth every effort, and how maturity means laying down our rights so others can know Him too.

In 1 Corinthians 8, Paul shows us that real maturity isn’t about what we know—it’s about how we love. This message calls us to consider how our freedom impacts others, and to use our lives to build people up, not tear them down. A practical guide for living humbly and helping others grow.

In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul gives practical wisdom for marriage, singleness, and everything in between. This message helps us see how to honor God wherever we are—married, widowed, divorced, or single. It’s a call to live with purpose, faithfulness, and an undivided heart.

In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul speaks directly to the realities of marriage, singleness, and sexual purity. Whether married or single, this passage gives clear guidance for honoring God with our bodies and relationships. It’s a call to raise the bar—not based on culture, but on Christ.

In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul challenges believers to stop blending in with the world and start living like they belong to Jesus. From how we treat each other to how we steward our bodies, this passage calls us to grow up, straighten up, and wise up as God's people. We’ve been bought with a price—our lives should show it.

In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul speaks directly to a hard issue—sin in the church and how the people of God should respond. This message isn’t about judgment, but love, truth, and doing what’s right for everyone involved. It’s a call to take sin seriously, not just for the sake of the church, but for the sake of restoration.

Explore 1 Corinthians 3 and discover what it means to grow in spiritual maturity, serve faithfully, and build a lasting life on the foundation of Jesus. Part of the Messy Church, Faithful God series, this message challenges believers to build with eternity in mind.

Paul didn’t rely on persuasive words or human wisdom—he relied on the power of the gospel and the presence of God. This message highlights how the Spirit of God opens our eyes, transforms our hearts, and anchors our faith in something far greater than human ideas. In a culture full of noise and self-promotion, we’re called to live with the mind of Christ and rely on the truth that changes everything.

The message of the cross is often seen as foolish, but it’s actually the power and wisdom of God. In this message, Paul shows how God’s plan for salvation confounds human pride and redefines strength, wisdom, and significance. It’s a reminder that we don’t add to the gospel—we simply believe it and live in light of it. When we do, everything changes.

Paul opens his letter to the Corinthians with a call for unity—not built on personalities or preferences, but on the unshakable foundation of the gospel. This message reminds us that while life is messy and people are broken, God is faithful to build His Church through grace, truth, and the cross. The way forward starts with fixing our focus on Jesus and committing ourselves to grow together as a healthy, gospel-centered church.

The resurrection of Jesus is more than a historical event—it’s the cornerstone of our hope. Whether you’re celebrating, investigating, or simply curious, Luke’s account invites us to consider the facts, the heart, and the response to the empty tomb. This message walks through the eyewitness testimony of those who saw the risen Christ and challenges us to respond to the truth of the gospel with belief, gratitude, and a changed life.

Explore the meaning of Good Friday through Luke 22:39–23:49 as we walk through Jesus’ prayer in the garden, betrayal, unjust trial, and crucifixion. Discover the significance of His sacrifice and what it means for us today.

Explore Luke 22 as we walk through Thanksgiving Thursday of Passion Week. Discover the lessons in Judas’ betrayal, the significance of communion, and Jesus’ example of unwavering obedience—even in suffering.

Join us in Conroe, TX, as we examine Luke 19:45-20:18 and Jesus’ bold actions in the temple. What does His cleansing of the temple reveal about God’s love, holiness, and authority? Discover how this moment speaks to us today in the Greater Houston Area and beyond.

Repentance isn’t a one-time event—it’s a continual turning back to God. In 2 Samuel 24, David’s final recorded act reveals a powerful foreshadowing of the gospel. Discover how temptation, sin, and God’s mercy shape our walk with Him. Watch now and embrace the beauty of ongoing repentance.

As we come to the conclusion of David’s life, what are the greatest lessons we can learn from him? In this message, we look at David’s last words—a powerful song that reflects on God’s presence, faithfulness, and the legacy he left behind.

David’s life reminds us that:

1. God uses flawed people – David wasn’t perfect, but he was available and valued God’s purpose above all else.

2. The company we keep shapes our character – David’s mighty men were courageous, loyal, and driven by faith.

3. True legacy isn’t in what we do for God, but what He does through us – David lived for God’s glory, not his own.

Key Takeaway: We are at our best when we see ourselves the way God sees us—useful instruments in His hands.

Join us as we dive into the lessons from David’s final words and the warriors who stood by him. Let’s be inspired to live boldly, serve faithfully, and leave a lasting impact for God’s kingdom!

Spiritual victory is not about speed but endurance. In this powerful message, we examine how faithfulness through trials leads to triumph. David faced relentless battles, yet he persevered, just as we are called to do.

Key Lessons:

• God addresses national sin and calls for repentance

• He uses imperfect people to accomplish His perfect plan

• The battle never stops, but through Christ, we are more than conquerors

Stay the course, trust His plan, and finish strong!