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Bro. Brady was our third speaker in our Summer series “God's Summer Playlist ‘21”

Our annual One Word Series had the theme of God's Summer Playlist ‘21, we asked our speakers to choose a song of their choice and share a message with us. They had ONE opportunity to help someone, save a soul, encourage, repair, etc. Our speakers have not yet disappointed. Check out this message!

Our annual One Word Series had the theme of God's Summer Playlist ‘21, we asked our speakers to choose a song of their choice and share a message with us. They had ONE opportunity to help someone, save a soul, encourage, repair, etc. Our speakers have not yet disappointed. Check out this message!

In the fourth lesson in our sermon series, we finally make it to the how-to of the entire series. We started with the problem of sin, we uncovered that faith was the key to fix that problem, it was then unveiled that God had a plan to save mankind, and finally, in this sermon, we see that Christianity is the way to salvation!

We began a new sermon series in the month of June titled “Christianity 101”. Its aim was to simplify and remind the listener of what Christianity is and why it is needed today! Please listen and ask questions by emailing churchofchristtempletx@gmail.com .

We began a new sermon series in the month of June titled “Christianity 101”. Its aim was to simplify and remind the listener of what Christianity is and why it is needed today! Please listen and ask questions by emailing churchofchristtempletx@gmail.com .

We began a new sermon series in the month of June titled “Christianity 101”. Its aim was to simplify and remind the listener of what Christianity is and why it is needed today! Please listen and ask questions by emailing churchofchristtempletx@gmail.com .

This is the third sermon in our Church Hurt sermon series. This week we take a look at the topic of judgment. Many people have left the church because of the feeling of judgement. In this sermon it is my desire to speak to what not to do as the church and to invite the unchurched back into the fold. What does it mean to judge? Is it a sin to judge? When is the right time? When is the wrong time? We will examine these questions and more. Subscribe Google Podcast Subscribe Apple Podcast

Jesus proves to be the strongest force in the face of the demon possessed man and societal influence. He can do the same for the black community today.

God asks his prophet if it is OK for Him to be God. He then shows the difference in judgment of humanity and that of God.

On today Joshua Williams will share with us the message of Jonah 3!

God has called us to more than just mere existence. We have a purpose right now according to the plan of God. His will, will be done with or without you.

When the end of our trouble(s) seems to far to even consider or be real and our heart is causing our faith to waiver, we are dared to be consistent in our trust of God and His salvation.

In the face of adversity it is important to face the facts with God, remember who God is, and remember God is in control.

There is an avenue in which you can express your why's to God in protest and suffering. We must remember to have double vision, our reality is very real but so is his heavenly reign. Seeing with double vision allows us to exist in the WHY.

Suffering is inevitable and when it comes we should not suppress it but internalize and trust God with it.

This is the first sermon in our 2020 quarterly sermon series “Christians First”. In this sermon we examine why Christianity is valuable, not only eternally but today!

This is our singles sermon that is a part of our family series. As a single person you may often look at your life as being “less than” but I have news for you! You’re doing better than you think! But before you go looking to be in a relationship make sure you are an Eligible Candidate before becoming a Presiding Man or First Lady!

In our 2020 family series "First Family" we take a look at the Presiding Man & the First Lady. What are the roles of the husband and wife? What should their union look like?

In today’s sermon we take a look at Psalm 119 and ask ourselves the question… Do we want to be happy? There’s a happiness that is far from what our definitions are and God has defined it a long time ago. Find out how you can be happy and what it takes to have real happiness!

The last sermon in our people of More series.

Here are a few sermons that came out clearly from my mobile recordings at the 45th annual Texas State Lectureship.

Here are a few sermons that came out clearly from my mobile recordings at the 45th annual Texas State Lectureship.

Here are a few sermons that came out clearly from my mobile recordings at the 45th annual Texas State Lectureship.

Here are a few sermons that came out clearly from my mobile recordings at the 45th annual Texas State Lectureship.

Here are a few sermons that came out clearly from my mobile recordings at the 45th annual Texas State Lectureship.

Here is the second sermon in the “People of More” sermon series, where the Avenue G Church gets a reminder of our duty within our community as a church. This second sermon reminds us that we are to harbor excellent love and fellowship with each other if we want to have a chance to change the world! Take a listen!

This is the first sermon of 2020 as we take a look at who we are taking a look at the Avenue G mission statement of People of More. Our first sermon is focused on the first of four “Learn More”. Let us start out the year with a bang!

Here is the last sermon of our 2019 theme of Forgiven. In this sermon we examine the possibility and the importance of letting go of the past to become exactly what God would have you to be.

Bro. Rowe preaching his second sermon titled “The Eyes”. Enjoy and encourage more sermons from our brother in Christ.

In this first sermon series we begin a new 7 week sermon series in partnership with the Western Hills Church of Christ. We see in this first sermon that we are all runners and that we don’t run alone!

This was our third sermon in the thematic sermon series based on our 2019 theme “Forgiven”.

In this sermon series we take a look at the office of a deacon. I hope that you came back for PM worship to get the second half of this sermon!

On last Sunday we examined the office of an elder.

Every 1st Wednesday we have a singing and praying service in which we sing some favorites, learn some new ones, read Psalms, and pray to God! It was recorded this past week and I thought I would share. This week was so good that we kept singing well after the dismissal prayer! All songs are not included but here are some of what you missed if you were not here on this past Wednesday!

In this sermon we take a look at ourselves and see what God sees. Have our lives caused us to be in a distraught and destitute position? Do we have a way to salvation after this life? Are we in a situation that we cannot get ourselves out of? Or are we overly focused on things that don’t matter and miss what is really important? Jesus can fix all of that and more! We have become slaves to the conditions we have created, only God through Jesus can set us free!

This week we ask the question “What if we were known for what Snapchat was known for?”. How would we be looked upon by our brothers and sisters? How would those who don’t believe in Christ look at us? How would we view ourselves? And most importantly how would God see us? How bad is sexual immorality?

What if you were your favorite social media platform? What if you portrayed the characteristics it was most known for or what it causes? How then would God see you?

In the month of June I was invited by the Crestview Church of Christ in Temple and their minister Carlos Davis to speak at their annual Homecoming and Gospel Meeting. The theme was “Freedom in Christ” and I was given the topic of “In God We Trust”. Please enjoy the message from the word of God.

In our 6th week the sermon series continued at the Western Hills Church of Christ. Lane Luttrell brought a message from God inspired by the Marvin Gaye Classic "Ain't No Mountain High Enough". Take a listen and enjoy!

On the 5th week of this sermon series Bro. J.K. Hamilton of the Mountain View Church of Christ blessed us with his message inspired by the Bee Gee’s song “How Deep Is Your Love”. It challenges us as Christians to take an inward look at our love and how it is shown.

In our culture today as Christians we could all use a little FOCUS! We exist in a culture enamored by distractions. We cannot see that we are citizens of heaven because priority belongs to being citizens of the U.S.A. We cannot hear wisdom because the chimes of our texts and emails. We cannot understand the word of God because we are in a frenzy caused by fear of current events! If we’re being honest with ourselves our focus is a off!

On this week we take the theme from camp and mix it with our July sermon series "At The Movies". We have taken movie titles and pulled a theme or message from the movie and have used it to present a message from God. Today the movie selected was "A Beautiful Mind". We take a look at the second chapter of Philippians where Paul explains the mind of Christ. We also had a wonderful song service on this week and I was asked by Bro. Joshua Williams to share those songs. The mic doesn't always pick up the sound of the audience collectively but everyone was spirit filled on this week and it showed.

On the second week of our At The Movies sermon series we take a look at a very familiar movie, The Lion King. In this sermon we take a look at Daniel in the Lion’s den facing certain death! But because of his courage and faithfulness as a child of God he has nothing to worry about as the king of lion’s keeps their mouths shut! What has God protected you from?

The singing was so good on the 4th week we went ahead and included it before the sermon. Enjoy the singing and the message of Bro. Walter Williams!

The forgiveness present among humanity is much larger than what we see. We are a part of a larger scheme designed by God.

We have here our fourth sermon in the sermon series titled The Gospel: According to Michael Jackson. In this lesson we use the song by Michael Jackson called “I Want You Back” in order to teach what to do when we decide that we want to be back in relationship with God. God has not left you or forsaken you, it is usually us that leave God and when we are ready to come back God is willing to take us back. Listen up as we finish up our sermon series.

Week 3 came and went! We received a GREAT word from local minister and brother in Christ Scott Meyer! He presented us a message from the book of Romans speaking to us about leaning on each other and having actual unity in the body! You’ll want to listen to this one!

In this lesson we take a look at the Good News and what it means for Christians and how it can HEAL THE WORLD!