CHRIST IS KING CHURCH (San Antonio, TX)

Pastor Matt kicks off our 64th annual Missions Conference.

So Genesis chapter 18, we're jumping in here today. We are in a series this year called The Year of the Bible . We are, as a church, reading through the Bible together. We have a plan that we produced for us to be reading every day, every week, every month. If you have one of those plans, I encourage you to be reading with us this week. Even if you possibly, potentially missed a few days last week...

Today, for our text this morning, we're going to look at Genesis chapter 4. So if you have your Bibles, open with me to Genesis chapter 4. I'm really glad that we have the kids in here with us this morning. On the first Sunday of the month, we have the children in with us for worship, and it's just wonderful to worship the Lord as a family and to hear His word as a family. I'm very blessed by ever...

This Sunday's sermon explored three powerful pictures of what God's Word is and why we desperately need it every single day. We examined how Scripture functions as a lamp that illuminates our path and exposes hidden sin, as bread that nourishes and sustains our spiritual lives, and as a sword that equips us to defeat our spiritual enemy. The implications for our spiritual life are profound: withou...

When Jesus rose from the dead, He didn't just defeat death for Himself. He shook the entire world, and that shaking continues today. Every single person who has ever heard His name, every life that has been transformed, every soul that has found hope, it all traces back to that Sunday morning when the tomb was empty.

In this powerful exploration of Matthew 26, we witness the stark contrast between Jesus' unwavering confession and Peter's heartbreaking denial. As we look at Jesus' trial before the high priest, we're reminded of His divine nature and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. Christ's bold declaration of His identity as the Son of God challenges us to examine our own faith. Are we prepared to...

In this powerful exploration of Matthew 26:36-56, we look at the profound moments leading up to Jesus' crucifixion. The Garden of Gethsemane becomes a battleground of spiritual intensity, where Jesus wrestles with the weight of His impending sacrifice. We're challenged to consider: what does it mean to truly surrender to God's will?

In this powerful exploration of Matthew 26, we delve into the Last Supper and the institution of communion. We're reminded that Jesus, knowing the betrayal and denial that awaited Him, still chose to share this intimate moment with His disciples. The Passover meal, rich in symbolism, becomes the foundation for our communion practice today. As we partake in the bread and wine, we're not just rememb...

In this message we see God’s sovereign plan for the cross, a woman’s costly devotion to Jesus, and Judas’ selfish betrayal. Pastor Mark calls us to examine our own motives for following Christ—are we consumers looking for what we can get, or disciples pouring out what is most precious in worship? This passage invites us to trust God’s plan, imitate Mary’s selfless devotion, and reject Judas-like s...

It's good to be here this morning, worshiping with you today. If you have your Bibles, I invite you to open to Matthew chapter 5 this morning. We're deviating a little bit from our regularly scheduled sermon series. We are here at the church working our way through Matthew's gospel verse by verse, which is typically what we do here at Christ's King Church. But there are times where we pause that f...

In this sermon, Pastor Matt teaches on Jesus’ parable of the sheep and the goats from Matthew 25:31-46. It’s a vivid look at the final judgment that calls us to examine our lives. This isn’t about earning salvation but about how genuine faith in Christ changes our hearts and moves us to care for “the least of these.” Are we really following the Shepherd’s voice, or just going through the motions?

In this powerful exploration of the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, we're challenged to examine our stewardship of God's gifts. The central message reminds us that everything we have - our abilities, resources, and even our very lives - are entrusted to us by God.

Pastor Matt continues our teaching through the book of Matthew.