Monahans Community Podcast

Thank you for joining us this week, as we have a Podcast edition of our weekly message. We ask for some grace as we get our Livestream up and running properly. Pastor Larry takes us through an intimate look at what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. Continuing on our journey through the Book of John, we look at the temptations of comparison, competition, and pride.

Pastor Larry Jasso talks us through how to read the Bible and who John the Baptist was and what his role was in ushering the kingdom of Heaven in. We get a great look at the cultural, political, and spiritual implications for the Christian life. If this content blesses you, please like, share, and subscribe to this content. And if the Spirit moves you, please leave us a positive review. Thanks for...

Pastor Paul begins our new Series in John, and takes us on a journey to discover who Jesus really is! This sermon series is designed to encourage and equip the Follower of Christ with a healthy, biblically sound, Gospel-Centric worldview, so that, every believer is ready to give an answer for the hope they have in Christ.

Pastor and Hip Hop Artist C.J. Luckey is the Student Pastor of Paul Ann Church in San Angelo Texas! A long time friend of our Pastoral Staff at M.C.C., C.J. comes to us with a word of love and exhortation to get out of the boat and all in on the calling God has placed on our lives.

Pastor Larry takes us on a walk through the scriptures to reveal how the Lord gives us the guardrail of discipline for the Christian life. Stay tuned next week as we enter the Book of John and hear about the Word, the Logos who is Jesus.

Pastor Larry continues our series in the Book of John, and today he takes us through the story of Jesus' first recorded miracle, turning the water into wine at the wedding in Cana. If this content blesses you in anyway, we would like to invite you to partner with us in prayer and ask you to consider partnering with us financially by giving at mcchurch.cc/give.

Pastor Larry takes us through an in depth look at the replacement of Judas with Mathias and draws out principles we can use to follow Jesus more closely.