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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 May 05, 2013
Certain Marks of a Disciple
Sunday May 05, 2013
Sunday May 05, 2013
Jesus' "pretty radical" call to everyday discipleship confronts us with hard truths and sobering quesitons. Are we following Jesus? What evidence should we find to point to our faithful, real, Gospel-produced discipleship?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 6:37 - 49
Sunday Apr 28, 2013
Pretty Radical!
Sunday Apr 28, 2013
Sunday Apr 28, 2013
One pastor, preaching on Jesus' sermon in Luke 6, referred to His teaching as "word bombs". Indeed, there is a nearly-overwhelming absolutism in His description of His followers' characteristics and lifestyle. Should we explain His words away? or see them as unsettling, yet fundamental?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 6:20 - 36
Sunday Apr 14, 2013
Lord of the Sabbath
Sunday Apr 14, 2013
Sunday Apr 14, 2013
Jesus makes an outrageous claim that He is Lord of the Sabbath. Does He offer any proof? What does this mean about our weekly gathering?
Speaker: Jay Brown
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 6:1 - 11
Sunday Apr 07, 2013
When Jesus Comes to Dinner
Sunday Apr 07, 2013
Sunday Apr 07, 2013
Jesus calls a scandalous renegade to follow Him, and soon others join in, all eating and drinking together. Not exactly Messiah-resume-quality pursuits in that day and time. What can we learn from Jesus' friendship with sinners?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 5
Sunday Mar 31, 2013
Extraordinary Things
Sunday Mar 31, 2013
Sunday Mar 31, 2013
Each Easter season Jesus ends up with plenty of attention, even in our nearly-post-Christian culture. What about Him is so different? So much different that some of us still capitalize pronouns referring to Him?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 5:17 - 26
Sunday Mar 24, 2013
Making the Unclean Clean
Sunday Mar 24, 2013
Sunday Mar 24, 2013
Who are the socially ostracized outcasts of our day? Why do we see them this way? Is it due to their sin? Circumstance? Class? Jesus' encounter with a social outcast of his day has much to teach us.
Speaker: Seth Thornton
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 5:12 - 16
Sunday Mar 17, 2013
Seeing Jesus
Sunday Mar 17, 2013
Sunday Mar 17, 2013
The inexhaustible mysteries and beauties of Jesus Christ can never be adequately mined. Still, have we grasped the pracitcal value of seeing Jesus more clearly, deeply, and truly?
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 5:1 - 11
Sunday Mar 10, 2013
The Good News of God's Reign
Sunday Mar 10, 2013
Sunday Mar 10, 2013
As Luke moves forward his narrative of Jesus' earthly ministry, he carefully constructs his case for His unique identity and mission. Jesus cannot be understood apart from recognizing His sense of mission from His Father. This still matters, today.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 4
Sunday Mar 03, 2013
"Lord of All"... No Really!
Sunday Mar 03, 2013
Sunday Mar 03, 2013
Each of the Gospels presents Jesus' powerful and authoritative identity and consequent ministry. Early on Luke arranges his material to confront his readers with these incredible truths. The implied questions: what will we believe, and do, in response.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 4:31 - 39
Sunday Feb 24, 2013
Missed Opportunities
Sunday Feb 24, 2013
Sunday Feb 24, 2013
Luke chooses an important event - Jesus' first ministry endeavor in His hometown, to begin the record of His public ministry. In it we learn more about Jesus and His self-understanding; we might also learn much about ourselves.
Speaker: Michael Boys
Series: The Gospel of Luke
Scripture: Luke 4:14 - 30