Cibolo Creek - Messages

Paul stresses the importance of submitting to the authority of scripture over our lives.

Paul stresses the importance of scripture in guiding believers' lives and challenging modern misconceptions.

Paul answers three common questions about the Bible: how it was compiled, whether it is trustworthy, and which version one should use.

Paul explains how the Bible was inspired and authored by God, thus holding ultimate authority for Christians in our beliefs and how we live our lives.

The words of the Bible are carefully recorded and preserved so that all of the nations might read that which God has spoken. In this message, Paul begins our conversation about why those words matter and how we are to view them.

Who is Jesus to you - a liar, a lunatic, or the Lord of your life?

Paul discusses how the Lordship of Christ should influence our political attitudes, preferences, and behavior.

Jesus IS Lord. The question is - will you submit to Him?

The world we live in is full of “rival lords” threatening to usurp the place of Christ on the throne in the heart of a Christian. Paul explains how we go about submitting our entire life to the reign of Christ.

Paul explains the importance of prioritizing God's rule in every aspect of life by seeking first His Kingdom and His righteousness.

Paul introduces us to our new series, The Lordship of Christ and encourages us to make Jesus the ultimate authority in our lives.

Paul discusses the role of the church in providing encouragement, guidance, opportunities, and community for spiritual growth.

Paul brings an end to our series on parties, culminating in a discussion on the Rapture and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb.

Focusing on the story of Jesus at Matthew's house, Paul explores why Jesus chose to eat with sinners, the contrasting attitudes of the Pharisees, and the implications for modern believers.

By examining the Feast of Tabernacles, Kristin explains how Jesus offers a new way to experience God's eternal protection, provision, and presence.

Wyatt Marchant explores the theme of joy through the lens of Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where He turned water into wine.