Christ Church Katy Sermons

Jesus is the true source of life and holiness; when we abide in Christ, we will bear much fruit; and we are unable to do anything without Christ.

Peace is more than the absence of conflict – it is the sense of wholeness and calm that comes from knowing we are safe and blessed. Jesus tells us that He gives that kind of peace, a peace that the world can never give.

The Holy Spirit is the One who gives us the ability to obey Jesus’ commands and who is the assurance of the love of the Father and the Son. We must grasp and be thankful for “The Promise of the Spirit”

Who is God? What is He like? What things does He love and what does He hate? These and similar questions have been asked by mankind throughout the ages

What did Jesus really claim about Himself? Many people are willing to admit that Jesus was a good teacher, a kind man, someone to emulate. But Jesus never described Himself in that way

We can get a true sense of our Lord and Savior from looking at the story of His names. The prophet Isaiah and the angel tell us that the Savior is Immanuel, “God with us,” and Jesus, “the Lord is salvation.”

As the time approaches when we remember the incarnation – how the Son of God became man to redeem His people – it is appropriate to see how the Scriptures looked forward to this event.

We often think that we can do things that are beyond our capabilities. This is bad enough when we attempt a project beyond our expertise or take on more work than we have hours in the day, but in the spiritual realm, the consequences can be devastating.

Jesus gives his “Farewell Discourse” to the disciples, giving them their marching orders for the Kingdom. It is unsurprising that the very first thing Jesus emphasizes is that love should be the hallmark of his disciples.

Judas was not the “odd one” of the disciples. He was not the one voted “most likely to betray Jesus.” In fact, he was respectable; he was the one who kept the moneybag. But Jesus knew everything.