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2022 Stand Alone

In Deep

November 20, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Psalm 130

In this stand alone sermon we take a look at Psalm 130, and are encouraged that the Lord always hears our cry. As the Psalmist says, we will wait upon God, his unfailing love, and his redemption. Let us be mindful of this wonderful truth this Thanksgiving. 

Jesus Seen Through Us

October 16, 2022 • Richard Cantu • 1 Peter 1:13–25

Christians are saved for a life of holiness. If we proclaim to Love Jesus, then we must give others what he gave us: grace, love, peace and forgiveness. We must always ask ourselves, do other people see God's character through me?

The Neighborhood of God

September 11, 2022 • Nathan Elizondo • Luke 10:15–37

The Good Samaritan is perhaps the most famous parable that Jesus shared. However, it is often made too simplistic or overly complicated. From this passage, we learn that every human alive is in the neighborhood of God, and therefore, we ought to care for everyone as our neighbor.

The Prodigal Son

September 4, 2022 • Richard Cantu • Luke 15:1–2, Luke 15:11–32

The oldest son is often overlooked in the parable of The Prodigal Son. It is easy to forget that Jesus ultimately shared this story in order to rebuke and expose the Pharisees’ hypocrisy.

Jesus Over Everything

August 28, 2023 • Nathan Elizondo • Colossians 1:15–23

Jesus is eternal, the second person of the Godhead and Creator of all things. Since he is the Creator of all things, he is the Lord over everything.

To Whom Much is Given

August 21, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Luke 12:48

Jesus’ words remind us that we have a responsibility to do much with what we have been given. We are to care not only for ourselves, but for the people God has placed around us.

Rejoice in Our Suffering

August 14, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Philippians 3:1–11

Paul encourages the church in Philippi to hold fast to the gospel and persevere through suffering. In the same way, we are to be confident in Christ alone, not ourselves. By doing this, we are empowered to seek out false teaching and protect the church.

A Heart for God and Vision for the World

August 7, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Luke 24:45–53

We are saved to not only know God, but to obey him. Just before ascending into heaven, Jesus gave his disciples clear instructions and commands for what it means to follow him. As his people, we ought to find joy in obeying his commands, not refusal or reluctance.

The Gospel and Freedom

July 3, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Luke 4:18–19

The gospel sets us free from sin. We cannot free ourselves by own will and desire, but through by grace of God though faith in the gospel alone.

Godly Fathers Who Lead

June 19, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Proverbs 3:4–6

In this sermon, Pastor Lorenzo gives an encouraging messages to the fathers to lead their homes according to God’s calling.

Reap What You Sow

May 29, 2022 • Nathan Elizondo • Galatians 6:6–10

In light of the recent mass shootings and chaos in our country, what should our response as Christians be? 

A Mother's Calling

May 8, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Luke 1:34–38

Happy Mother’s Day! In this sermon, pastor Lorenzo shares an encouraging message for our mothers. 

The Temple Tax

February 27, 2022 • Nathan Elizondo • Matthew 17:24–27

In this sermon, we look an often overlooked event between Jesus and Peter. Although a bit odd on the surface, Jesus’ payment of Peter’s temple tax is a beautiful foreshadow of what would occur just a few chapters later in the crucifixion. 

Do Not Lose Heart

February 20, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • 2 Corinthians 4:1–9

The gospel is the power to save and persevere. We are reminded by Paul to press on, endure, and continue to carry out the gospel in every corner of our life. Though we face hardship, the Lord is good and promises to give us strength in every circumstances.