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Christ Community Church (C3 Houston) is an evangelical church grounded in both reformed and baptistic understandings of The Gospel and its implications. We are committed to a ministry philosophy of expositional preaching, authentic community, and missional outreach. Missed a Sunday together? Listen here.
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Sunday Jun 07, 2015
Sunday Jun 07, 2015
We have all lost something valuable and sought to find it. Today, we will see what God values, what He is willing to do to find it, and how He feels when it is found.
Speaker: Seth Thornton
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 15:1 - 10
Sunday May 31, 2015
Sunday May 31, 2015
Today's text confronts us with some of Jesus' hardest sayings. At first glance, we are tempted to give up. Could it be that's just where He wants us? Are you truly a follower of Jesus? How do you know?Let's reason together (Isaiah 3:18) and remember Jesus' warning: we should be careful how we listen (Luke 8:18).
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 14:25 - 35
Sunday May 24, 2015
Sunday May 24, 2015
Parables are designed as memorable, surprising, and sometimes cryptic truth-vehicles. Today's text offers a parable that would have sounded outrageous in Jesus' time. Its truths should not be lost on us as we seek to follow Him.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 14:15 - 24
Sunday May 17, 2015
Sunday May 17, 2015
In today's text, we're challenged again by Jesus. As we follow Him, there should be appropriate characteristics evidenced in our lives. But how? Can these "graces" be cultivated? Where do we find their root?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 14:1 - 14
Sunday May 10, 2015
Sunday May 10, 2015
To the Father's glory, Jesus left us more than an example, but He did not leave us less. In other words, as forgiven brothers and sisters we have much we can learn from and model in Jesus. Today's text provides a great occasion to remember His heart and values, and examine our own. Let's reason together (isaiah 1:18) and remember Jesus' warning: we should be careful how we listen (Luke 8:18).
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 13:31 - 35
Sunday May 03, 2015
Sunday May 03, 2015
Jesus' words of warning in today's text are deeply sobering. Yet there is also instruction and even encouragement.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 13:22 - 30
Sunday Apr 26, 2015
Sunday Apr 26, 2015
It's sometimes challenging to connect transcendent, eternal, cosmic realities with mundane, daily life. Jesus often used parables to help make these connections.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 13:10 - 21
Sunday Apr 19, 2015
Sunday Apr 19, 2015
We are familiar with tragedy. In 2004, a tsunami killed more than 225,000 people in 11 countries. In 2008, an earthquake in China killed more than 70,000 people. Last month, a pilot intentionally crashed a commercial plane into the French Alps killing everyone on board. What would Jesus say about these tragedies?
Speaker: Jay Brown
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 13:1 - 9
Sunday Apr 12, 2015
Sunday Apr 12, 2015
In the middle of growing opposition Jesus' concern for His mission, those who were His own, and those who should have believed, seems to grow deeper and more intense. This morning we can learn lessons about our Lord, our times, and our urgent responsibilities. Let's reason together (Isaiah 1:18) and remember Jesus' warning: we should be careful how we listen (Luke 8:18)
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 12:49 - 59
Sunday Apr 05, 2015
Sunday Apr 05, 2015
Spring flowers, colorful clothes, plenty of candy, and eggs to hide and hunt. Something about Springtime and Easter shouts out joy and hope. But we all know these days we're living in a pretty dark world. Is there any hope to be found? Is there something we can count on for assurance in the future? And can all that be a source for joy in our daily living?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: Easter 2015, Standalone Sermons
Scripture: 1 Peter 1:3 - 5