Luke McNeely continues our Summer series by looking at a scene in the life of Moses that confronted his unique insecurities. Luke shows us how God calls us to a trust him in spit of our insecurities and challenges us to consider what steps we can take to trust God like Moses did.
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Luke McNeely continues our series by taking us to Psalm 78 and emphasizing the importance of investing into the Next Generation. He identifies some of the unintentional ways we hide the truths of Jesus from the next generation and challenges us to consider how we are spending our time. He also shares stories of encouragement from individuals who were positively impacted by people in the church who took the time to invest into them. This message was preached at our Midland Campus and live-streamed to our Odessa Campus.
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Luke McNeely begins our series called Greater Things by taking a look at God’s faithfulness. He walks through Acts 11:19-30 and shows how God was faithful to the church in Antioch and is equally faithful to our church today!
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Luke McNeely continues our series in the Psalms by taking us to Psalm 51. In this Psalm we see David in a place of desperation, crying out to God for repentance and renewal in light of his recent fall into sin. Josh shows us how David’s personal sin and prayer of repentance outlines a roadmap for restoration we can all follow—no matter what we’ve done or what we’re going through.
View SermonLuke McNeely continues our summer series in the Psalms by taking us to Psalm 19. Luke shares with us how God is relational and longs for us to both know Him and be known by Him. He also points out how David clearly describes the fruit that is experienced as we commit our lives to feeding on God’s Word.
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Luke McNeely continues our series by walking us through Ephesians 6:1–9. Luke shows us how—as followers of Jesus—our family and work relationships should be characterized. He also provides some very practical encouragement for those of us who struggle to get it right and reminds us that God isn’t asking us to be perfect, only faithful.
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In Ephesians 2 the topic of comfort is challenged by looking at what the gospel requires from us and then we answer the question, “what kind of people does the gospel make?”
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Luke McNeely finishes the as one series by reading in Revelation and 1 Peter. We uncover how Jesus leads the church to himself.
View SermonLuke McNeely reads from Acts 19 as we continue the As One series and uncover how the church was designed to be.
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Luke McNeely begins a new series leading up to Christmas by reading through Mathew 2 and discusses how God has given us the greatest gift we would ever need. This week we see how God has given us the gift of Jesus as our king.
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