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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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Friday Apr 03, 2015
Friday Apr 03, 2015
Teaching by Seth Thornton on Good Friday.
Speaker: Seth Thornton
Series: Easter 2015, Standalone Sermons
Scripture: Hebrews 7:22
Sunday Mar 29, 2015
Sunday Mar 29, 2015
Kingdom promises! Warnings about greed! Promises of provision! So much of Jesus' teaching over recent Sundays must be heard against through the background noise of increasing opposition. So it is with today's teachings: we had better be ready, but what does that look like? 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 12:35- 48
Sunday Mar 22, 2015
Sunday Mar 22, 2015
Speaker: Neil Anderson
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 12:13 - 34
Sunday Mar 15, 2015
Sunday Mar 15, 2015
At the end of Luke 11, Jesus is talking with the Scribes and Pharisees. Beginning in chapter 12, He is talking about them and their growing, deep opposition to His Father's rescue mission. In following Jesus we, too, will experience various levels of this very same opposition. How should we think about it? What should we do?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 12:1 - 12
Sunday Mar 08, 2015
Sunday Mar 08, 2015
Today's text presents another unexpected picture of Jesus. What reads to us as a tense dinner party reveals important lessons into God's heart for truth and people. So, as always, there are lessons for us. 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 11:37 - 54
Sunday Mar 01, 2015
Sunday Mar 01, 2015
It's an odd paradox: often the more stresed and troubled our lives, the more prone we are to neglect the only source of real hope, truth, and eternal certainty. Psalms 119 asserts that God's Word is "a lamp unto our feet". In today's text Jesus affirms that truth and applies it to our daily lives.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 11:27 - 36
Sunday Feb 22, 2015
Sunday Feb 22, 2015
One of the increasing realities of Jesus' face-set-to-Jerusalem journey was increasing opposition, culminating with His betrayal, arrest, trial, murder, and resurrection. In one sense, that's the whole story; but in another, the battles are quite unfinished. And that's where we come in!
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 11:14 - 26
Sunday Feb 15, 2015
Sunday Feb 15, 2015
For all of us following Jesus, our text today offers a primer on prayer. Though often a subject that induces guilt, allow the Holy Spirit to lead you this morning to practical lessons for the way in which you pray.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 11:1 -13
Sunday Feb 08, 2015
Sunday Feb 08, 2015
There's a difference between things that are important and things that are essential in the Christian life. What would you say are those essential things? Important? How does getting this wrong affect our attitude in our actions? Our passage this morning reminds us of these simple but essential truths from Scripture.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 10:38 - 42
Sunday Feb 01, 2015
Sunday Feb 01, 2015
The story of the Good Samaritan is universally known and embraced. It is also greatly misunderstood. Can Christ be revealed only if Christians transform the culture by acts of compassion? Does rescue from physical, social and economic hardship lead people out of sin towards Christ? Let's reason together (Isaiah 1:18) and remember Jesus' warning: we should be careful how we listen (Luke 8:18)
Speaker: Jay Brown
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 10:25 - 37