Sermons from Round Rock Church of Christ outside of Austin, TX. Load up your phone with messages to listen to on the go.
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How do we begin to see those who are mourning through the eyes of Jesus? Seeing Those In Mourning Zane Witcher
How do we begin to see the world the way Jesus sees it? And what does Jesus see when he looks at those who are poor in spirit? Seeing The Desperate Zane Witcher
In part three of the series, we explored what can happen when we recognize that God is sovereign over rejection of the Gospel and receptivity to the Gospel. And we explored the ways that through witness, God gives churches a unified vision to seek and save the lost. What Can Happen When We Witness? Matt DeLano
In part two of this series, we explore practical ways to stir your heart, show the love of God, and share the good news of Jesus with those around you who may not know Him. How Do We Practice Witnessing? Zane Witcher
In week seven, Paul reframes stress by showing us that the strength to endure life's challenges is found not within ourselves, but in Christ. Reframing Stress Zane Witcher
In week six, Paul reframes the messiness of life together in the Body of Christ through his encouragement to two members of the church in Philippi, showing how God forms us in this midst of difficulties or disagreements. Reframing Church Drama Zane Witcher
In week five, Paul surprisingly reframes spiritual maturity as a life centered on Christ, surrendered to His will, and marked by long-term faithfulness. Reframing Maturity Zane Witcher
In week four, we looked at how true humility and love for God compel us to truly love people. Reframing Humility Clark Sullivan
In week three, we looked at how the gospel changes what we think greatness really is for everyone who follows Jesus. Reframing Greatness Zane Witcher
In week two, we explored Paul's understanding of the difficulties that come with following Jesus and what God produces in and through us in the midst of challenges and hardship. Reframing Setbacks, Difficulties, & Hardships Zane Witcher
This week’s message looked at some common misunderstandings and offered encouragement for keeping the main thing the main thing as we follow Jesus as His disciples. Reframing The Spiritual Journey Zane Witcher
This week we looked at the lie that conviction is condemnation, and combatted it with the truth that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Conviction is Condemnation Luke Cochran
The pattern of this world is not God’s pattern for us. This week in our series Behind Enemy Lies we unraveled the lie that our worth is worthless. That we are not enough. Jesus says otherwise. God has called us to our true identity as worthy servants seat with Christ in heaven. Worth Is Worthless Jimmie Harper
This week’s lie is that trusting God is trivial. In Psalm 73, Asaph shares his struggle to understand how remaining faithful has benefited him when the world around him seems to prosper despite its ungodliness. But everything changes when Asaph enters the sanctuary of God’s presence and finds renewed relief, perspective, and hope of rescue. Trusting Is Trivial Josh Pruitt
This week in part 2 of our “Behind Enemy Lies” series, we explored the lie that hiding is helping. Looking at Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane, we talked about vulnerability, community, burden-bearing, and the temptation to pretend we’re “fine” even when we’re not. Jesus didn’t hide His anguish from those closest to Him…and maybe we weren’t meant to carry life’s heaviest things alone either. Hiding Is Helping Eric Posadas
This week, we jumped into part 1 of a new series about the unseen battle where truth is twisted just enough to deceive and entrap. Yet in the confusion, God speaks light and truth. In part 1, we combated the lie that our weeping is wasted by recognizing the truth of God's past faithfulness, his redeeming waters of life in present anxiety & the tears of redemption for future joy. Weeping Is Wasted Matt DeLano
What are some of the ways the Lord works when His people host Him together in worship and prayer, even in the darkest hours? After The Lord Has Hosted Us Zane Witcher
What are some ways for us, collectively, to be hospitable to the Lord in a way that reflects the same posture as the woman Jesus encounters in Luke 7? Hosting & Hosted Zane Witcher
Before we host the Lord together, what does it look like for each of us to individually respond to Jesus’ invitation to hear His voice and open the door of our hearts? Before We Host Zane Witcher
Easter asks a surprising question: how can an empty tomb be the most wonderful news the world has ever heard? He Has Risen (Easter At Round Rock) Zane Witcher
In Part 3 of this series we explore how God can deepen our love for Him and for others through the practice of fasting. What Could Happen When We Practice Fasting? Zane Witcher
This week, we jumped into part 2 of this series as we looked at the logistics of how to abstain from food and the invitation of what to replace food with in the midst of fasting. How Do You Practice Fasting? Matt DeLano
In part 1 of this series, we explore the what and why behind the rhythm of fasting. What is the Rhythm of Fasting? Zane Witcher
What word of caution and invitation does the final commandment offer concerning coveting? Redirecting Our Cravings Zane Witcher
"What does it look like to say yes to the invitation of God to be with him and be like him? To allow our whole lives to bear witness to his truth." Handling the Truth Luke Cochran
