How can we become more self-aware of our own limitations and failures, and recognize our need for God’s grace?

Third in the series: "My Child, You Are..."

We're looking at three more eternal truths our kids need to know: You are Awe-ful. You are Responsible. You are Purposeful.

At a level that is below our rational thinking, deeper than our emotions, more central than even our religious beliefs, each one of us has a basic sense of identity about who we are. Most of this comes to us as children, and is rooted in experiences we have very early in life, in those days which we can’t even consciously remember. This sense of identity continues to form as we mature and controls much of the way we respond to the world. The Bible has a picture of what God intends our core identity as human beings to be, and part of our job as a church is to form that Biblical core identity in each and every person, each and every child of God, no matter the age. Each week, we will look at one of four key components of that identity, and reflect together on how we can help form it in one another. This week, we consider that “My Child, You Are…Amazing.” We will look together at how we can celebrate what you are doing in each of us, and help one another dream a little more and reach a little higher.

First in the Series: "My Child, You Are..." We're finishing that sentence today with three eternally true words that define our relationship with God.

As we conclude the series on Ezekiel, we talk about the river as an image for our relationship with God through stories in the Bible; ending with the River of Life in Ezekiel and Jesus our Living Water.

Can These Bones Live? (Gethsemane)
Seventh in the Series: These Bones Shall Live

At a level that is below our rational thinking, deeper than our emotions, more central than even our religious beliefs, each one of us has a basic sense of identity about who we are. Most of this comes to us as children, and is rooted in experiences we have very early in life, in those days which we can’t even consciously remember. This sense of identity continues to form as we mature and controls much of the way we respond to the world. The Bible has a picture of what God intends our core identity as human beings to be, and part of our job as a church is to form that Biblical core identity in each and every person, each and every child of God, no matter the age.

We conclude our sermon series on Ezekiel with a discussion of the City of God and the River of Life that are found in his final vision. Where do you think creation is headed? How can you and I be a part of getting it there?

The Shepherd King (Gethsemane)
Sixth in the Series: These Bones Shall Live

Good Friday

Westheimer Traditional

Dr. Tom Pace preaching

Maundy Thursday

Westheimer Traditional 

Rev. David Horton preaching

Easter Sunday

Westheimer Traditional

04-01-2018