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Elizabeth Barraza was preparing for a garage sale outside her Tomball, Texas home when a person approached her driveway shortly after her husband left for work. Their brief interaction, along with what happened next, was captured by surveillance cameras. Despite the footage, the identity of the person seen approaching Elizabeth has remained unknown. In this episode of True Crime Recaps, we examine the timeline of Elizabeth's case, the surveillance footage investigators have studied, the brief conversation captured that morning and the dark Nissan Frontier seen near the neighbourhood. We also look at why investigators believe Elizabeth was specifically targeted, the questions surrounding how someone knew she would be outside that morning, and the evidence authorities continue to examine years later. The case remains unsolved, and investigators continue to seek information that could help identify the person responsible. Follow True Crime Recaps for new true crime episodes every week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we all must rally behind God's voice in order to get God's wisdom and strategies to walk in God's victories.Support the show

How could God's judgment possibly be good news? In Luke 12:49–59, Jesus speaks directly about fire, division, and the judgment to come. Allan McBrayer explains that Jesus gives this warning not to frighten people into empty religion, but to reveal the truth, clarify where we stand, and invite us into a personal relationship with Him through the mercy of God.Jesus endured the judgment for our sin so that everyone who believes in Him can receive forgiveness and righteousnessGod's fire purifies and clarifies, revealing the true foundation of our works and our relationship with JesusRecognizing the warning gives us an opportunity to respond now because God's mercy provides what our own goodness never couldKey Scriptures:Luke 12:49–592 Corinthians 5:21John 3:17–181 Corinthians 3:12–15James 2:13Do not assume that knowing about Jesus, attending church, or doing good things is the same as knowing Him personally. Honestly consider whether you have placed your faith in Jesus and received the forgiveness and new life He offers. Share this message with a friend or family member who needs to understand how God's mercy triumphs over judgment.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Allan McBrayer | September 6, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

Michael from Tomball takes on David from Porter in the Championship game of The Suburb Summer Sizzler.

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must correctly respond to God's voice.Support the show

If Jesus really is coming back, what should that change about the way we live today? In Luke 12, Jesus tells His followers to stay dressed for action and keep their lamps burning. Cole Ellerbrock explains how the certainty of Christ's return gives us both hope for the future and urgency to live faithfully, serve others, and share the good news of Jesus now.• Jesus' return is certain, even though we do not know when it will happen, so His followers are called to live ready • God's Kingdom gives us confidence and hope because Jesus has already secured the victory and will one day make all things right • Christ's patience gives us an opportunity to invest in people, share the gospel, and make disciples while there is still timeKey Scriptures: Luke 12:35-40 Luke 12:32 2 Peter 3:8-10 John 14:1-3 Revelation 22:20Consider what might change if the return of Jesus became a reality you lived with every day. Who could you invest in, serve, forgive, or talk with about Christ? Stay ready by knowing God through His Word and investing your life in people. Share this message with someone who could use the reminder to live with both hope and urgency.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | August 30, 2026 https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

Gabby in Aldine takes on Michael in Tomball on Day 26 of The Suburb Summer Sizzler.

In this podcast, Pastor Justin delivers a word on how wisdom is a weapon we must use to effectively fight the good fight of faith. Support the show

Why does having more so often leave us wanting even more? In Luke 12, Jesus warns that life is not found in the abundance of our possessions. Jeremiah Meadows shows how greed and anxiety can leave us chasing security that our stuff was never able to provide, and how trusting our generous Father frees us to seek His Kingdom instead.• Greed promises that a little more will finally be enough, but our worth and our life were never found in what we own • We can release our anxiety because our Father knows what we need, values us, and faithfully cares for us • When we delight in the God who gladly gives us His Kingdom, our hearts become free to hold our resources loosely and give generouslyKey Scriptures: Luke 12:13-34 Romans 8:32 Psalm 37:4Ask yourself where your treasure is right now and what it would look like to move it toward something that cannot fail. Who has God already placed in your life that you could serve through tangible generosity? Trust the Father who has already given you His very best, and share this message with someone who could use the reminder that life is about more than having more.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Jeremiah Meadows | August 23, 2026 https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how the wisdom God has for His people isn't just comparable to the world or even a little bit better, but ten times better than anything the world has to offer. Support the show

What does greatness look like when Jesus defines it? In John 13, the One with all power and authority takes the place of a servant and washes His disciples' feet. Dawson Tolley shows how following Jesus changes the way we think about our gifts, influence, and opportunities, calling us to use what God has given us with humility and for the good of others.• Jesus turns our picture of greatness upside down by using His power and authority to serve • Faithfully using our gifts means looking for opportunities to love, bless, and serve the people around us • Lasting service does not come from willpower, but from continually returning to Jesus and what He accomplished for us on the crossKey Scriptures: John 13:1–17 Romans 12:4–6 Mark 10:45 Philippians 2:3 1 John 4:10Where has God given you time, ability, influence, or opportunity to serve? Ask Him to show you where you can move from simply attending or consuming to humbly serving the people around you. Then keep looking to the cross as your motivation and strength. Share this message with someone who wants to use what God has given them more faithfully.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Dawson Tolley | August 16, 2026 https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

A Scientology whistleblower told Times journalist Tom Ball that the church's Edinburgh branch had children as young as thirteen working there during school hours. The church denied the allegation. Tom went undercover to investigate. This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today: http://thetimes.com/thestoryGuest: Tom Ball, news reporter, The TimesHost: Manveen RanaProducer: Sophie McNultyWe want to hear from you - email: thestory@thetimes.comRead more: Revealed: how Scientology recruits children as 'staff'Further listening: Undercover at Britain's ‘conspiracy school'Clips: Apostate Alex - YouTube.Photo: Ian Rutherford for The Times. This podcast was brought to you thanks to subscribers of The Times and The Sunday Times. To enjoy unlimited digital access to all our journalism subscribe here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael from Tomball takes on Justin from Richmond on Day 18 of The Suburb Summer Sizzler.

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how God specializes in making the impossible possible and how we have to live out of this reality in every situation. Support the show

What happens when we try to follow Jesus without staying connected to Him? In John 15:1-17, Jesus describes Himself as the true vine and His followers as the branches. Cole Ellerbrock explains that lasting spiritual growth does not come from simply trying harder or managing our behavior. It comes from abiding in Jesus, allowing Him to shape our hearts and produce fruit through us.• Jesus is our source of spiritual life, and apart from Him we cannot produce the kind of lasting fruit He desires.• Abiding is more than checking off spiritual habits. It means making our home in Christ's love and continually orienting our hearts and lives toward Him.• As we surrender to Jesus and remain connected to Him, He produces fruit in us that brings glory to God and blesses the people around us.Key Scriptures:John 15:1-17Galatians 5:16-25Philippians 2:12-13Where have you been running on empty or trying to produce spiritual growth on your own? This week, make space to stay connected to Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of your day. Abide in His love, surrender the areas you have been trying to control, and trust Him to produce fruit through your life. If this message encouraged or challenged you, share it with a friend or family member who could use the reminder to stay connected to the source.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | August 9, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin delivers a message about how we have to see the victory with eyes of faith before we can see the victory manifest in the natural. Support the show

Who are you really living to impress?In Luke 12:1-12, Jesus warns His disciples about the danger of hypocrisy—not simply failing to live up to your beliefs, but wearing a mask to gain the approval of others. Pastor Cole Ellerbrock shows how freedom begins when we stop living for the applause of people and start living before an audience of One. Through the fear of God, we discover His grace, find lasting confidence, and experience the kind of transformation that only Jesus can bring.• Hypocrisy grows when we care more about appearances than genuine transformation.• The fear of God replaces the fear of people and frees us to live with honesty, courage, and confidence.• When we trust God's grace instead of seeking human approval, we're empowered to boldly acknowledge Christ and rely on the Holy Spirit in every circumstance.Key Scriptures:Luke 12:1-12Luke 12:4-9Psalm 86:111 John 4:18Take a moment this week to ask yourself whose approval has the greatest influence over your life. Bring every fear, every mask, and every hidden place before Jesus, trusting that His grace is greater than your need to impress others. If this message encouraged or challenged you, share it with someone who needs the freedom found in living for an audience of One.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | August 2, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle delivers a powerful message on how joy is a choice that we all must make and how it's our strength and our weapon.Support the show

You can look spiritually healthy, follow all the right rules, and still feel lifeless inside. In Luke 11:37-54, Cole Ellerbrock explains why Jesus confronts religious performance and shows us a better way. Genuine righteousness is not something we manufacture through appearances or behavior management. God gives us a new heart and produces lasting change from the inside out.• Outside-in performance prioritizes outward actions, personal recognition, and self-interest while neglecting genuine love for God and others.• Through Jesus, God gives us a new heart, a new identity, and His Spirit rather than asking us to earn His approval.• Spiritual fruit grows as we repent, yield control to God, and trust Him to transform our desires, character, and actions.Key Scriptures:Luke 11:37-54Ezekiel 36:25-28John 15:1-5Galatians 5:16-25Psalm 139:23-24Where have you been managing appearances instead of allowing God to transform your heart? Take time this week to repent, yield control to Him, and trust what He says about you. Ask God to deepen your love for Him and produce the kind of fruit that cannot be manufactured from the outside. If this message encouraged or challenged you, share it with a friend or family member who may need the reminder that real change begins with God's grace.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | July 26, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must refuse to retreat in order to see breakthrough & victory. In fact, as long as we refuse to retreat, we inevitably win!Support the show

Michael from Tomball takes on Jimmy from Dickinson on Day 1 of The Suburb Summer Sizzler

Many of us recognize that life is hard, but we often forget there's a spiritual battle happening beneath the surface. In Luke 11:14-28, Dawson Tolley explains how Jesus confronts spiritual opposition, why His victory over sin and Satan gives us confidence, and why following Him is never a neutral decision.• The spiritual battle is real, but Jesus has already won the decisive victory through the cross.• Following Jesus requires a response because neutrality is never an option.• God strengthens His people as they hear His Word, trust His promises, and walk in faithful obedience.Key Scriptures:Luke 11:14-28Ephesians 6:121 Peter 5:6-11Colossians 2:13-151 John 3:8Where are you tempted to drift or remain spiritually passive? Ask God to strengthen your faith, help you stand firm in Christ's victory, and give you a heart that hears His Word and obeys it. If this message encouraged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs the hope and confidence found in Jesus.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Dawson Tolley | July 19, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches a message on unpacking how we appropriate the truth that through Jesus, the battle's already won.Support the show

Your calendar is full, your mind is crowded, and even the good things in your life can leave you anxious and distracted. What if the rest you need isn't found by doing less, but by learning to live with Jesus?Through the story of Mary and Martha, Pastor Cole Ellerbrock explores the difference between working for Jesus and walking with him. Jesus does not give us another list of demands to manage—he offers us himself, inviting us to stop striving for his approval and rest in what he has already done.• Even good and worthwhile things can distract us from Jesus.• A healthy life with God begins with relationship, not religious activity.• We can create intentional rhythms that keep God before us throughout the day.Key Scriptures:Luke 10:25–42Luke 9:48John 15:4–5, 15Psalm 27:1–4Ephesians 2:8–9Mark 4:35–41Take an honest look at what has been occupying your attention, then make room this week for uninterrupted time with Jesus. Share this sermon with a friend or family member who feels overwhelmed, and join us for a Sunday gathering at Bayou City Fellowship.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | July 12, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin releases a word on the process of breaking free from the kingdom of this world in order to build & plant God's unshakable kingdom in our lives. Support the show

What happens when God's love truly changes your heart? In Luke 10:25-37, Jesus tells the parable of the Good Samaritan to reveal that loving God is never meant to stop with us. The love we've received from Christ should overflow into practical compassion that crosses barriers, serves others, and points people back to Him.• Jesus challenges us to move beyond asking who deserves our love and become people who love generously.• The Good Samaritan models a compassion that crosses barriers, bears the cost, and meets real needs.• The love of Christ transforms us from the inside out and leads us to practical acts of mercy toward others.Key Scriptures:Luke 10:25-37Deuteronomy 6:5Leviticus 19:18Take time this week to ask God to show you someone in your path who needs His love. Then take one practical step to serve them. If this message encouraged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs this reminder.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Kevin Barra | July 5, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

Welcome to the American Railroading Podcast! In this episode our host Don Walsh is joined by guest Captain Eric Carrero (U.S. Coast Guard ret.) – President of the Greater Houston Port Bureau. Together they discuss the many roles of the U.S. Coast Guard including port security, the recent and first ever Navy Fleet Week in Houston, the impact of the Greater Houston Ports on the U.S. economy, the short-term and long-term impacts on the greater Houston ports by the closing of the Strait of Hormuz due to the war in Iran, the very important supply chain relationship between the greater Houston ports and railroads, current and future port expansion plans and its potential impact on the rail industry, America's 250th birthday, and much more! Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights and broaden your understanding of American Railroading! You can find this episode and more on the American Railroading Podcast's official website at www.AmericanRailroading.net , and watch our YouTube Channel at the link below. Welcome aboard!KEY POINTS: The American Railroading Podcast remains in the Top 10% of all podcasts globally, now downloaded in 87 countries, nearly 50% of the world!Don announced that nominations are now open for the 4th annual Honor our Heroes Award, sponsored by Boots for Troops in Tomball, TX. All nominations are due to info@Boot4Troops.com by 09/14/26.Prior to becoming President of the Greater Houston Port Bureau, Captain Carrero served 26 years in the U.S. Coast Guard before retiring.Founded in 1929 as the result of diverse public and semi-public agencies interested in furthering the development of the Port of Houston, the Port Bureau is a member driven, non-profit trade organization dedicated to the success of the port region.Captain Carrero discusses Houston's recent and first ever Navy Fleet Week, why it's so important, and the long-standing relationship between the greater Houston ports and the United States military.The Greater Houston Port Bureau hosts the number 1 U.S. port by tonnage, the largest container terminal on the Gulf, the number 4 cruise ship terminal in the U.S., and its economic impact is over $1.1 trillion dollars to the U.S. economy.Captain Carrero explains a technique used by Pilots passing one another in the Houston ship channel known as the “Texas Chicken”.Don and Captain Carrero discuss the importance of the relationship between the Texas ports and the railroad industry in the supply chain not only for Texas, but the entire U.S. as well as global markets.Last but certainly not least, Captain Carrero explains the short-term and long-term impacts of the Iran war, and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, on the oil and gas shipments to and from the greater Houston ports, as well as potential impacts on the rail industry as a result.If you like what we do, please leave us a 5-Star Review…and please Share the episode!LINKS MENTIONED: https://www.americanrailroading.nethttps://www.therevolutionrailgroup.com https://www.youtube.com/@americanrailroadingpodcasthttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/dwalshXhttps://www.enviroserve.comDon Walsh | LinkedInhttps://www.TXGulf.orghttps://www.PTRA.com

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must always build & maintain a fortress of prayer and then choose to live and fight from that place. Support the show

In this podcast, Kim Smith delivers a message on the importance of standing firm and fighting on the front lines of revival. Support the show

In this podcast, Amy Austin brings the Word on how we can and must live as children of God.Support the show

Have you ever wondered if your faith was meant for more than just your own personal growth? Jesus never intended the gospel to become something we collect and keep to ourselves. He calls ordinary people to carry extraordinary hope into everyday life.In this message from Luke 10, Pastor Cole Ellerbrock explores what it means to live as a witness for Christ. You'll discover why Jesus sends His followers into the world, how He equips them for that mission, and why sharing your faith isn't about having all the answers—it's about telling others what God has done in your life.* Jesus calls every believer to be a witness, not just pastors or ministry leaders.* The motivation for sharing the gospel is God's love and compassion for people who need hope.* Your everyday relationships, conversations, and routines are opportunities to live with purpose and point others to Jesus.**Key Scriptures:*** Luke 10:1–20* Luke 9:51* Acts 1:8* John 1* Matthew 4* Matthew 9:35–38* Matthew 28:18–20* Ephesians 1* 2 Timothy 1:7* Isaiah 26:8If this message encouraged or challenged you, take a moment to ask God who He's calling you to be a witness to this week. Share this sermon with a friend or family member who could use this reminder, and we'd love to welcome you to Bayou City Fellowship if you're looking for a church home.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | July 6, 2025https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

Following Jesus isn't just a decision. It's a daily surrender. In Luke 9:51-62, Jesus makes it clear that discipleship comes with a cost. He calls His followers to stop looking back, keep their eyes fixed on Him, and trust that what He offers is greater than anything they leave behind. This message explores what it means to follow Jesus wholeheartedly and why He is always worth the cost.• Jesus set His face toward Jerusalem and the cross, giving us the ultimate example of faithfulness and obedience.• Disciples must resist the temptation to turn back and keep their eyes fixed on Christ through every challenge.• Following Jesus requires immediate surrender, trusting that His way leads to true life, freedom, and rest.Key Scriptures:Luke 9:51-62Isaiah 50:7Philippians 3:13-14Romans 6:4What is the next step of obedience Jesus is calling you to take? Don't delay. Take one step toward Him today and trust Him with the rest. If this message encouraged or challenged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs the reminder to keep their eyes on Jesus.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | June 21, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

What does it really mean to live a great life? The world tells us greatness comes through success, recognition, influence, and achievement. But in Luke 9, Jesus completely redefines what greatness looks like. Instead of climbing higher, Jesus calls His followers to humility, dependence on Him, and a life of serving others. In this message, discover why the greatest life isn't found by pursuing status, but by following the One who willingly came down to lift us up.• Jesus is the only true source of greatness, and real strength begins with complete dependence on Him.• The path to greatness is humility. Jesus modeled it through His life, His service, and ultimately through the cross.• A truly great life is measured by love, servant-heartedness, and pointing people to Christ rather than ourselves.Key Scriptures:Luke 9:37-50Matthew 17:19-20Mark 9:29Philippians 2:5-11As you go through this week, ask yourself: Where is Jesus inviting me to take a step down in humility so I can better serve others? Pray, "Lord Jesus, God of kneeling love, overcome my ego and help me to serve." If this message encouraged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs this reminder, and don't forget to subscribe for more biblical teaching each week.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | June 14, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how our victory & breakthrough is connected to the sound we release in praise.Support the show

Have you ever wished you had more certainty about God's plan for your life? In Luke 9, Jesus reveals His glory to Peter, James, and John in the Transfiguration, reminding them that even when they don't have all the answers, they can trust the One who does. In this message, Dawson Tolley walks through one of the most powerful moments in the Gospel of Luke, showing how Jesus is greater than every prophet, promise, and expectation that came before Him. When we see Jesus for who He truly is, we find confidence to keep following Him through every season of life.• Jesus is the fulfillment of God's entire story and greater than everyone who came before Him.• The Transfiguration reminds us that following Jesus is rooted in who He is, not in having every question answered.• We are transformed as we continually behold the glory of Christ and walk with Him each day.Key Scriptures:Luke 9:28–36Luke 9:23–27Exodus 33:18–23Daniel 7:9–14Take time this week to intentionally behold the glory of Jesus through His Word and prayer. Ask Him to deepen your trust, even in the places where you still have questions. If this message encouraged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs the reminder that Jesus is worthy of following.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Dawson Tolley | June 7, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must cultivate and exercise biblical faith in order to overcome opposition and step into breakthrough. Support the show

Who is Jesus really? A prophet? A teacher? A good moral example? In Luke 9, Jesus asks His disciples a question that every person must answer for themselves: "Who do you say that I am?"In this message, Pastor Kevin Barra walks through Peter's confession that Jesus is the Christ of God and shows why that truth changes everything. If Jesus is truly King, then following Him is more than agreement. It's a life of surrender, trust, and allegiance to the One who gave His life to rescue us.• Jesus is more than a great teacher or prophet. He is the promised Messiah, King, and Savior.• Following Jesus involves difficulty, sacrifice, and publicly identifying with Him.• The hope of God's kingdom and eternity gives us the motivation to follow Jesus faithfully.Key Scriptures:Luke 9:18-27Genesis 3:15Daniel 7:13-14Isaiah 53This week, take time to honestly answer Jesus' question: "Who do you say that I am?" Consider what area of your life still needs to be surrendered to His leadership and ask God to help you follow Him more faithfully. If this message encouraged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs the hope and truth of the gospel.Bayou City Fellowship Spring Branch Campus | Kevin Barra | May 31, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle preaches into how we must walk in righteousness before God in order to walk in our full spiritual authority. Support the show

In this podcast, Pastor Justin lays out how we must prioritize God and His family first in our lives to position ourselves for His blessing and favor to flow freely.Support the show

Jesus didn't call people to casually admire Him. He called them to follow Him. In this message through Luke 9, Pastor Alan McBrayer walks through three different responses people had to Jesus: the committed, the curious, and those still considering Him. Through the disciples, Herod, and the feeding of the 5,000, we see what it truly means to know Jesus deeply, trust Him fully, and follow Him faithfully. This message challenges us to define our relationship with Jesus honestly. Are we fully committed, simply curious, or still deciding what we believe? Following Jesus requires tested faith, authentic pursuit, and a willingness to minister to others even when it costs us something.• Following Jesus well starts with truly knowing Him, not just knowing about Him• Jesus uses seasons of testing to teach us complete dependence on Him• Real faith moves from curiosity to commitment and responsibilityKey Scriptures:Luke 9:1-17Jeremiah 29:13Matthew 10:1-14John 6Wherever you are in your relationship with Jesus, take the next step toward Him today. Ask God to move you from curiosity to commitment and from comfort to trust. If this message encouraged or challenged you, share it with a friend or family member who needs to hear it.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Alan McBrayer | May 24, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

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What if your faith was never meant to feel ordinary? In Luke 8, we see Jesus calm storms, heal the broken, cast out demons, and even raise the dead. This message is a reminder that Christianity is not dry religion or routine spirituality. It's an invitation to stand in awe of the power, mercy, and beauty of Jesus Christ. Whether you're walking through fear, shame, anxiety, or spiritual exhaustion, this sermon points us back to the One who holds authority over every storm and still draws near to the brokenhearted with compassion and grace.• Jesus has authority over creation, darkness, suffering, and even death itself• Real faith begins when we stop trying to control everything and fall at the feet of Jesus• Awe of God transforms ordinary religion into a living relationship with HimKey Scriptures:Luke 8:22-56Psalm 8Matthew 27Colossians 1:17Take time this week to slow down and truly behold Jesus again. Don't settle for a faith that feels distant or routine. Let the greatness and mercy of God move your heart toward worship, surrender, and deeper trust in Him. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope and wonder restored in their faith.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | May 17, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this podcast, Pastor Justin delivers a word on how its not just apply or die, but also apply & thrive. God wants to bless you and favor you, but we have to do it His way.Support the show

In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must learn to get out of our own minds and get out of our own ways and see God do what He said He would do.Support the show

Why do some people grow spiritually while others slowly drift away? In this message from Luke 8, we unpack Jesus' Parable of the Sower and what it reveals about the condition of our hearts. Jesus shows how distraction, shallow faith, hardship, and spiritual apathy can keep us from experiencing the life God wants for us. But He also gives a picture of what happens when His word takes root in good soil.• Spiritual growth starts with a heart that is receptive to God• Distraction, comfort, and shallow faith can slowly choke out spiritual fruit• Following Jesus means intentionally cultivating a daily life with HimKey Scriptures:Luke 8:1-21Isaiah 6Mark 4John 12:24Galatians 5:22-23Take time this week to honestly ask yourself what kind of soil your heart has become. Are you creating space for God to speak, or are distractions crowding Him out? If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope, direction, or a renewed hunger for God.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | May 10, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

There's one question that ultimately defines everything about your life and your eternity: Who is Jesus to you In Luke 7, two people sit in the same room with Jesus. One is religious, informed, and outwardly put together. The other is broken, desperate, and fully aware of her need. One walks away unchanged. The other leaves forgiven and full of love. This message exposes the difference between knowing about Jesus and truly knowing Him, and why that difference changes everything.- Why an intellectual or religious belief in Jesus is not enough- How real love for Jesus is revealed through worship and daily life- What actually produces a deep, personal love for ChristKey Scriptures:Luke 7:36–50Luke 12:51Matthew 10:34Philippians 3:8–10Take a moment to honestly answer the question this message asks. Is your relationship with Jesus personal, or has it become distant and routine? Ask God to deepen your love for Him and open your eyes to who He truly is. Share this message with someone who needs to wrestle with that same question.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | George Terry | May 3, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

What do you do when your faith feels shaky? When questions creep in and God feels distant, it can leave you wondering if something is wrong. But what if doubt isn't the end of your faith… but part of how it grows? In this message from Luke 7, we see John the Baptist—someone Jesus calls the greatest—wrestling with real doubt. And instead of rejecting him, Jesus meets him with truth, grace, and reassurance. This sermon reminds us that doubt doesn't disqualify us. It can actually draw us closer to God. If you've ever questioned, struggled, or wondered where God is in the middle of it all, this message is for you.• Doubt is a normal part of the journey of faith, not a failure• Honest doubts should lead to honest questions that bring us closer to God• Our faith is not in our certainty, but in the One we trust—JesusKey Scriptures:Luke 7:18–28Isaiah (Messianic prophecies referenced by Jesus)John 1:29–34If you're walking through doubt right now, don't run from God, run to Him. Bring your questions, be honest, and trust that He meets you there. Share this message with someone who may be struggling in their faith and remind them they're not alone.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | April 26, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

What do you do when life doesn't go the way you hoped? When prayers feel unanswered, loss hits close to home, or suffering seems overwhelming, where is God in all of it? In Luke 7, we see two powerful moments where Jesus steps into real pain. A centurion trusts Jesus with bold faith in the middle of uncertainty, and a grieving widow encounters the compassion of a Savior who sees her and moves toward her. Together, these stories show us that true hope isn't wishful thinking—it's grounded in who Jesus is.• Real hope is built on trusting Jesus' authority, even when you don't control the outcome• Jesus meets us in suffering with both power and deep compassion• The hope of Christ anchors us now and points us to a future where all things are made newKey Scriptures: Luke 7:1–17Psalm 13:1–6Romans 5:10Hebrews 6:19Revelation 21:1–5No matter what you're walking through, you don't have to carry it alone. Bring your pain to Jesus and anchor your hope in Him. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope today.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Cole Ellerbrock | April 19, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

Everyone is building a life. The question is whether it will stand when pressure hits. In Luke 6, Jesus lays out a radically different way to live marked by love, forgiveness, and obedience. It's not just about what we say we believe, but what we actually build our lives on. This message challenges us to look deeper at our relationships, our reactions, and our foundation. Because when life gets hard, what you've built underneath will be revealed.- Jesus calls us to radical love and forgiveness that goes against our natural instincts- Self-reflection reveals what's really shaping our words, reactions, and relationships- A life built on Jesus and His words is the only foundation that will hold in life's stormsKey Scriptures:Luke 6:27–49Romans 12:14–21Take time this week to ask yourself: what am I really building my life on? Where do I need to grow in love, forgiveness, or obedience? Start with one step and trust God to grow it. If this message spoke to you, share it with someone who needs encouragement today.Bayou City Fellowship Tomball Campus | Kevin Barra | April 12, 2026https://linktr.ee/bayoucityfellowship

In this Here We Go episode of Tent Talk, recorded from Tomball, Texas, Nancy speaks into the ongoing, fiery formation of Christ within us and the danger of drifting into pride, cleverness, and self-reliance. She calls listeners back to the simplicity of the cross—not as a concept, but as a lived way where death to self makes room for true life in Christ. With raw honesty, she addresses the inner tensions, offense, and hidden attitudes that surface during seasons of growth, revealing them as part of the necessary “crossing over” into maturity. This episode is a call to humility, to stay with the Father in the process, and to refuse being led by emotion, offense, or ambition—choosing instead to be shaped into load-bearing sons who can carry His purposes with depth, clarity, and obedience. Thanks for Listening! Nancy McCready Ministries is committed to building cultures of personal and corporate discipleship so that believers can walk in maturity and their destiny with the Father. We hope this conversation today has helped you along your journey. JOIN THE CONVERSATION Every journey begins with a conversation, so we would like to invite you to join us on social media to get started! Facebook: www.facebook.com/nbmccready Instagram: www.instagram.com/nbmccready/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@nancymccreadyministries LINKS Want to host or attend Cross Encounter? Click here: nancymccready.com/crossencounter/ Shop to Support NMM: nancymccready.com/shop/