
CHRIST IS KING CHURCH (San Antonio, TX)
This is a podcast of the Sunday sermons from CHRIST IS KING CHURCH.
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This is a podcast of the Sunday sermons from CHRIST IS KING CHURCH.
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Pastor Matt's sermon on Psalm 119:45 explores the biblical concept of true freedom, contrasting the modern cultural view of radical autonomy with the scriptural truth that liberty is found only in submitting to God's authority. He argues that our confusion about freedom originated in the Garden of Eden when humanity believed the serpent's lie that disobeying God would bring liberation, resulting instead in bondage to sin. Christ is presented as the sole source of lasting freedom, breaking the power of sin and Satan so that believers can willingly obey God's commands. Ultimately, true freedom i
In this exposition of Psalm 96, Pastor Matt declares the overarching theme that the Lord is undeniably awesome, sovereignly reigning over all creation and demanding a response of worship and global proclamation. Moving beyond a man-centered view of the gospel as merely a "ticket to heaven," the sermon elevates the cosmic scale of Christ's redemptive work, urging believers to worship in spirit and truth—not just through gathered singing, but by presenting their entire lives as a living sacrifice. Ultimately, the message challenges the church to abandon self-glory, resist cultural conformity, an
This powerful exploration of 2 Samuel 7 reveals a beautiful reversal: David wanted to build God a house, but God had bigger plans, He would build David a house instead. We discover that the physical temple David envisioned was never God's ultimate goal. Instead, God promised an eternal dynasty, a kingdom that would never end.
In this sermon, we explore the pivotal turning point of Israel’s monarchy in 1 Samuel 15. As part of our Year of the Bible series, we examine the rise and fall of King Saul and what his failures teach us about our own hearts. Join us as we look to Jesus, the True and Faithful King, who succeeded where Saul failed and established a kingdom that can never be taken.
Hannah's song in 1 Samuel 2 opens our eyes to a profound truth about God's kingdom that turns everything we know upside down. We discover that God is not just holy, but holy, holy, holy. God is transcendent, completely separate, in a category all His own with no one standing beside Him as an equal. He is our rock, our shelter, our protector in troubled times.