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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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Wednesday Jan 14, 2015
Wednesday Jan 14, 2015
We left off in Luke at a major turning point; after Jesus has proclaimed His message and identified His disciples, He now turns His attention (literally, "sets His face") to the journey toward His Father's painful, redemptive purpose for Him in Jerusalem. Along the way, there are lessons for our journeys, too.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 9:51 - 62
Sunday Jan 04, 2015
Sunday Jan 04, 2015
A new year - ripe with potential opportunities, perhaps fraught with dangers and loss. As followers of Jesus, we do well to stop, evaluate, and recommit. 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: Standalone Sermons
Scripture: Joshua 24:14 - 25
Sunday Dec 28, 2014
Sunday Dec 28, 2014
Self-promotion. Self-preservation. Self-centeredness. Self-pity. It's all about me! That's the philosophy of our day and we are taught to believe that it will produce happiness. How's that working for you? Could there be another path?
Speaker: Seth Thornton
Series: Standalone Sermons
Scripture: John 1:1 - 3:36
Sunday Dec 21, 2014
Sunday Dec 21, 2014
Sunday Dec 14, 2014
Sunday Dec 14, 2014
In today's text the Apostle Peter, writing to Christ-followers living in a disapproving culture, echoes an OT concept familiar to Jews and to those of us who've been Eating This Book: what does it mean to live as a remnant in a foreign land? Is this cause for despair? Or can we see it as a prime opportunity, ripe with eternal benefits?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Big Story
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:11 - 12
Sunday Dec 07, 2014
Sunday Dec 07, 2014
Faith is one of those Sunday School words: terms we Christ-followers throw around, mistakenly assuming others (and ourselves?) know precisely what we mean. God infused His Big Story with the necessity of faith from "first to last" (Romans 1:17). What does that mean for each of us? And what does that look like day-to-day?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Big Story
Scripture: Hebrews 11:1 - 12:3
Sunday Nov 30, 2014
Sunday Nov 30, 2014
When relationships with one another take a turn for the worst, what's your response? Do you tend to put up your defenses or run the other way? When you are the friend stuck in the middle, how do you handle the sticky situation? What does the Scripture say about situations like these? What gospel truths can we bring to bear on these real life situations?
Speaker: Seth Thornton
Series: The Big Story
Scripture: Philemon 1:1 - 25
Sunday Nov 23, 2014
Sunday Nov 23, 2014
In considering The Big Story, when we hear "God's People", we usually think of Israel. But now God is working in and through His new people, known as The Church. Familiar terms - what does all this mean for daily living?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Big Story
Scripture: Colossians 1:24 - 29
Sunday Nov 16, 2014
Sunday Nov 16, 2014
God's rescue plan - His redeeming of His rebel world - is cosmic and timeless, rooted in the purpose of His will, to the praise of His glorious grace. This makes a difference for the believer, each and every day.
Speaker: John Piper
Series: The Big Story
Scripture: Ephesians 1:3 - 14
Sunday Nov 09, 2014
Sunday Nov 09, 2014
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. No pain, no gain. Our culture acklowedges the constructive value of suffering in theory. But when nice theories are assaulted by ugly facts, we easily lose sight of trouble's worth. 2 Corinthians, Paul's most personal letter, details suffering's contribution to sanctification. How does the Gospel transform trouble?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Big Story