The Story Church

Most people know that the Bible tells plenty of stories about strong, courageous women - heroines like Esther, Sarah, and Mary, for example - but the Bible also offers several lesser known stories of specific encounters Jesus had with women. In vivid detail, these stories shed light on where Jesus understood the proper place of women to be in his kingdom. What these interactions reveal about Jesus...

Most people know that the Bible tells plenty of stories about strong, courageous women - heroines like Esther, Sarah, and Mary, for example - but the Bible also offers several lesser known stories of specific encounters Jesus had with women. In vivid detail, these stories shed light on where Jesus understood the proper place of women to be in his kingdom. What these interactions reveal about Jesus...

Most people know that the Bible tells plenty of stories about strong, courageous women - heroines like Esther, Sarah, and Mary, for example - but the Bible also offers several lesser known stories of specific encounters Jesus had with women. In vivid detail, these stories shed light on where Jesus understood the proper place of women to be in his kingdom. What these interactions reveal about Jesus...

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

The Story Houston is kicking off the summer with a series called "Earth to God: Questions People Ask about Prayer." We'll address your toughest, most pressing questions about prayer, and explore how we can all improve our relationship with God through communication.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Call him God. Or call him crazy. Never call him normal. 'Keep Jesus Weird' is a new sermon series on the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts every Sunday in April and May.

Most people are unaware of the spiritual forces - both good and evil - that the Bible insists are at work all around us. God and Satan, angels and demons, a “great cloud of witnesses” and a legion of hellish voices surround us and demand our loyalty. For Christians, understanding this spiritual realm begins with Jesus, who fought spiritual battles while he walked the earth.

Most people are unaware of the spiritual forces - both good and evil - that the Bible insists are at work all around us. God and Satan, angels and demons, a “great cloud of witnesses” and a legion of hellish voices surround us and demand our loyalty. For Christians, understanding this spiritual realm begins with Jesus, who fought spiritual battles while he walked the earth.

Most people are unaware of the spiritual forces - both good and evil - that the Bible insists are at work all around us. God and Satan, angels and demons, a “great cloud of witnesses” and a legion of hellish voices surround us and demand our loyalty. For Christians, understanding this spiritual realm begins with Jesus, who fought spiritual battles while he walked the earth.

Most people are unaware of the spiritual forces - both good and evil - that the Bible insists are at work all around us. God and Satan, angels and demons, a “great cloud of witnesses” and a legion of hellish voices surround us and demand our loyalty. For Christians, understanding this spiritual realm begins with Jesus, who fought spiritual battles while he walked the earth.

Trusting God doesn’t come naturally to us, because we’re wired to trust ourselves first. However, when we decide to surrender and trust in God, we discover a vision that far exceeds our own. God’s vision might take us to very unexpected places, but it will be life-giving and revealing of the purpose that we were created for at every step of the way. Listen to Pastor Geovanna Huffman's powerful mes...