Houston Northeast Church

When life feels overwhelming, it’s easy to focus on the storm. Looking at when Jesus calmed the sea, this message reminds us how to trust God in the middle of fear, uncertainty, and real-life challenges. The disciples made four critical mistakes we often repeat, allowing their circumstances to overshadow God’s faithfulness. Discover how to refocus on his presence, remember his promises, and find p...

As a church, we are called to extend biblical hospitality that goes beyond warm greetings to intentional love for both believers and strangers. Rooted in Hebrews 13:1–2, this means aligning our people, ministries, and facilities to better welcome and walk alongside others with the love of Christ. When everything works together, we more faithfully live out our mission of making disciples.

As a church, we are called to extend biblical hospitality that goes beyond warm greetings to intentional love for both believers and strangers. Rooted in Hebrews 13:1–2, this means aligning our people, ministries, and facilities to better welcome and walk alongside others with the love of Christ. When everything works together, we more faithfully live out our mission of making disciples.

Every church exists to glorify God and make disciples. Our vision—compelled by Christ to love Northeast Houston and the nations—is how Houston Northeast lives that out right here where God has placed us. In this message, Pastor Coleman walks through Romans 12:9–13 as a roadmap for how we welcome others and walk alongside one another with the love of Christ. We’re reminded that the kind of authenti...

Every church exists to glorify God and make disciples. Our vision—compelled by Christ to love Northeast Houston and the nations—is how Houston Northeast lives that out right here where God has placed us. In this message, Pastor Coleman walks through Romans 12:9–13 as a roadmap for how we welcome others and walk alongside one another with the love of Christ. We’re reminded that the kind of authenti...

What do you do when God could have prevented your pain but didn't? The story of Lazarus reveals Jesus as the resurrection and the life. Even when situations seem too dead to resurrect, Jesus has power over every grave. What grave in your life feels too dead for God to resurrect?

What do you do when God could have prevented your pain but didn't? The story of Lazarus reveals Jesus as the resurrection and the life. Even when situations seem too dead to resurrect, Jesus has power over every grave. What grave in your life feels too dead for God to resurrect?

In a world where everyone has their truth, Jesus boldly claims to be The Truth. What makes his claim different from every other religion? The answer might surprise you and could change everything you think about faith, anxiety, and finding your way in life. What if the path you're looking for isn't a set of directions but a person?

In a world where everyone has their truth, Jesus boldly claims to be The Truth. What makes his claim different from every other religion? The answer might surprise you and could change everything you think about faith, anxiety, and finding your way in life. What if the path you're looking for isn't a set of directions but a person?

In John 15, Jesus makes a profound declaration by calling himself the true vine. This passage teaches the challenging truth that we cannot produce spiritual fruit on our own and reveals the secret to spiritual flourishing. Are you connected to the true vine or just going through the motions?

In John 15, Jesus makes a profound declaration by calling himself the true vine. This passage teaches the challenging truth that we cannot produce spiritual fruit on our own and reveals the secret to spiritual flourishing. Are you connected to the true vine or just going through the motions?

When Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd in John 10, he is pointing back to the promises God made throughout the Old Testament. Sheep naturally follow a voice, and in the same way, people are always being led by something that promises purpose, security, or a better life. What we truly need is to follow the right voice with real authority. Jesus shows that authority through relationship, not for...

When Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd in John 10, he is pointing back to the promises God made throughout the Old Testament. Sheep naturally follow a voice, and in the same way, people are always being led by something that promises purpose, security, or a better life. What we truly need is to follow the right voice with real authority. Jesus shows that authority through relationship, not for...

Ever feel lost trying to find the right entrance in a crowded place? Jesus declares himself as the only door to life with God. While many competing entrances promise fulfillment through morality, success, sincerity, or self-discovery, these ultimately lead to dead ends. Jesus offers exclusive access to abundant life, which means reconciliation with God and living under his loving authority. The in...

Ever feel lost trying to find the right entrance in a crowded place? Jesus declares himself as the only door to life with God. While many competing entrances promise fulfillment through morality, success, sincerity, or self-discovery, these ultimately lead to dead ends. Jesus offers exclusive access to abundant life, which means reconciliation with God and living under his loving authority. The in...

Jesus declared himself the Light of the World—claiming to be the very presence of God who led Israel in the wilderness. In John 9, he proved it by giving sight to a man born blind. This miracle exposed hearts: the blind man grew in faith and worship, while the religious leaders hardened in pride. Our response to Jesus as the Light of the World determines whether we experience transformation or rem...

Jesus declared himself the Light of the World—claiming to be the very presence of God who led Israel in the wilderness. In John 9, he proved it by giving sight to a man born blind. This miracle exposed hearts: the blind man grew in faith and worship, while the religious leaders hardened in pride. Our response to Jesus as the Light of the World determines whether we experience transformation or rem...

Are you constantly seeking satisfaction but never finding it? This powerful message explores why we feel empty even after achieving our goals and how Jesus offers the only true fulfillment. From John 6:25–35, see what Jesus meant when he said, “I am the Bread of Life,” and consider what that claim means for your restless pursuit of more and for finding lasting satisfaction.

Are you constantly seeking satisfaction but never finding it? This powerful message explores why we feel empty even after achieving our goals and how Jesus offers the only true fulfillment. From John 6:25–35, see what Jesus meant when he said, “I am the Bread of Life,” and consider what that claim means for your restless pursuit of more and for finding lasting satisfaction.

Two simple words shape so much of our lives: “I am.” “I am alone.” “I am ashamed.” “I am anxious.” These phrases don’t just describe how we feel—they begin to define who we believe we are. But what if the most important “I am” in your life isn’t yours? In John 8:58, Jesus didn’t offer a metaphor—he revealed his identity. He claimed the very name and glory of God. This wasn’t symbolism. It was a de...

Two simple words shape so much of our lives: “I am.” “I am alone.” “I am ashamed.” “I am anxious.” These phrases don’t just describe how we feel—they begin to define who we believe we are. But what if the most important “I am” in your life isn’t yours? In John 8:58, Jesus didn’t offer a metaphor—he revealed his identity. He claimed the very name and glory of God. This wasn’t symbolism. It was a de...

See how God used an unexpected moment in Peter’s life to advance the gospel in powerful ways. This message encourages ordinary believers to recognize open doors, trust God despite feelings of inadequacy, and share their faith with confidence as they join in God’s redemptive work today.

See how God used an unexpected moment in Peter’s life to advance the gospel in powerful ways. This message encourages ordinary believers to recognize open doors, trust God despite feelings of inadequacy, and share their faith with confidence as they join in God’s redemptive work today.

Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 4:1–2 that we are called to be servants of Christ and stewards of the gospel. As stewards, we're entrusted with the life-saving message of the gospel—not to own or edit it, but to faithfully share it with others. God measures our success not by visibility or impressive results, but by our faithfulness in following Jesus and making him known wherever we are. How can...

Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 4:1–2 that we are called to be servants of Christ and stewards of the gospel. As stewards, we're entrusted with the life-saving message of the gospel—not to own or edit it, but to faithfully share it with others. God measures our success not by visibility or impressive results, but by our faithfulness in following Jesus and making him known wherever we are. How can...