Jack Wisdom opens the scripture in Hebrews, inviting us to consider the state of our hearts, and God’s call that we would live with gratitude and joyful urgency, saying “yes” as he speaks to us through Jesus, creation, and one another. Today is a precious gift, and is always the day to rededicate our hearts to our Lord and Savior.

Pastor Chris Seay offers an update on the work that God is doing in Nicaragua, and throughout Latin America; how we’ve been called to be involved through our partnership with Living Water International, the fruit that is already being borne, and our invitation to other communities of faith to join us in this vital mission. 

Pastor Josh Hilburn opens the scripture in Acts to explore Jesus' "sending" of his followers; a people chosen and called to continue his ministry. The Resurrection means that we as the Church, the ecclesia, the "called out ones", are no longer spectators or guests, but instead hosts of the continuing celebration, performing signs and wonders in community, pointing toward Heaven, and orienting our whole lives toward participation with God's renewing work in our world.

As we gathered in the heart of downtown Houston to celebrate Jesus’ glorious Resurrection, Pastor Chris taught through the disciples’ story in John 20. Because the tomb is empty, because we are witnesses to His glory, because He lives, we are invited into new life in Christ, led no longer by fear, but by faith. We thank you all for being a part of this great celebration!

As we celebrated Palm Sunday, and our entry into Holy Week, Pastor Chris Seay walked through the Gospel of Matthew; considering the Jewish people’s expectation of their coming Messiah, and the ways in which Jesus revealed himself as a new and different kind of King. 

Jack Wisdom offers the closing message on our Lenten teaching series, "Breaking Good; Repentance as a Way of Life"; an exploration of the historical and practical meaning of repentance based on his upcoming book. We pray the series has been a blessing to you throughout this sacred season.

Pastor Chris Seay explores Jesus' the parable in Luke 16, and our call to offer our whole selves; our talents, our resources, time, and presence toward God's work. Embracing our unique part in the restoration and renewal of His Kingdom on Earth.

Elizabeth Korver-Glenn continues our Lenten teaching series on the historical and practical meaning of repentance, offering a message on the Prodigal Son and Baptism. Join us for the remainder of the series, Wednesdays at 7pm through March 16th. 

Pastor Chris Seay invites us, in the midst of an election cycle marked by division and insult, to remember the allegiance we pledge in Christ to a different course of action; a Kingdom response to the issues of this nation and world, shaped by the Word as revealed in Jesus the Anointed.

Mike Yager continues our Lenten teaching series on the historical and practical meaning of repentance, offering a message on conversion and forgiveness. Join us for the remainder of the series, Wednesdays at 7pm through March 16th. 

Pastor Chris Seay teaches from the American Colony in Jerusalem, founded by Horatio Spafford, writer of the Hymn, It Is Well With My Soul.  

Dr. David Capes leads the first week of our Lenten teaching series on the historical and practical meaning of repentance, offering a message on sin and freedom. Join us for the next three weeks of the series, Wednesdays at 7pm through March 16th. 

We’re so grateful for our brother Bob Goff for joining us this weekend, offering a message of deep love and encouragement. A renewed embrace of a playful relationship with God, letting go of the harmful things we’ve held onto for too long, and extending love in extravagant ways to all people. We are unable to podcast the message from this week, but invite you to learn more about Bob and his work with Restore International HERE

Our guest teacher, Brian Zahnd, explores the story of the Transfiguration as a transition point from the Old Testament to the New; God declaring His Son the fulfillment of the law and the prophets, the Word made flesh.

On Ash Wednesday, we gathered for a time of contemplation; preparing our hearts for the Lenten journey that awaits. We prayed in repentance, lifted voices in worship, and received ashes as a reminder not only of our mortality and brokenness, but also as a reminder of our identity as God's beloved children. Our hope is that each of us would be changed in these coming weeks; that in setting certain distractions, vices, and comforts aside, we might create space for God to transform us in ways that would continue far beyond our Resurrection celebration.

Here are pieces from our Ash Wednesday liturgy.

Our guest teacher, Jim Nutter, offers insight into Transfiguration Sunday, the journey of transformation that lies ahead in Lent, and the invitation of Jesus to more fully live into His death, that we might also share in His promise of life made new. 

Pastor Chris Seay concludes our series on Heaven and Hell with a discussion about choices we make; to submit ourselves to His better plan, or reject our rightful identity as His image bearers. 

Pastor Chris continues our series on heaven and guides us through scripture on what Heaven will be like and how amidst this broken, temporary life, we can experience and share moments of heaven on earth. 

Pastor Chris Seay begins a new teaching series on how Heaven changes everything. We are invited to live as people who find hope not in this world, but in a God who is making all things new. 

Pastor Chris explores the life of John Newton, the writer of the Hymn, Amazing Grace, and invites us to explore this amazing grace that is for everyone