Cinco Ranch Church of Christ

At what point do we decide that our lives are beyond control and we are in need of God's help? Why do we tend to wait until this point to ask for help? This morning we will look at these questions through the eyes of a man who brought his son to Jesus and His disciples as a last resort. At some point in our lives, we can all resonate with his confession to Jesus, "I believe, help me overcome...

This week we get to peer into a peculiar encounter with Jesus. A gentile woman is in dire need of help and healing for her child and Jesus's response is very different from what we are used to seeing. To the naked eye, this story may seem elitist and maybe even a little racist, but in reality, we get to look into what limitless faith can do in the eyes of one who believes in the healing power of J...

In so many of the encounters that Jesus had with normal, everyday people, it seemed like Jesus was the one doing the engaging. Sometimes there would be the occasional person who would engage Him though. Then there's this man who is paralyzed. Neither he nor Jesus engaged one another. It was a group of the paralytic's friends who helped arrange this meeting. Friend is a word that we will throw arou...

Scripture: John 4:4-13

We believe that Jesus is all knowing. So when Jesus chooses to ask a question (even though He knows the answer) it would make sense to really think about the question. He's probably trying to reach the people and us in these questions. Jesus asks a question that doesn't make much sense in the moment. He asks a blind man, "What do you want me to do for you?" While the answer may seem obvious, this...

Join us this week as Casey begins his first series - We will be diving into the personal conversations that Jesus had with every day people like you and me and see what the lasting effects were.

One of the more difficult realities that plagues us in many ways is the fact that we don't truly have control on things. If we're being honest, we don't have much control on hardly anything. What do we do when something occurs that is beyond our control? What should our response be? The natural response tends to be fear and when we respond in fear, the evil one usually wins. The only way forward t...

We all have big goals and aspirations in our lives. While these all might vary in what they are, we all want to become better than we currently are. WE, as a church, are no different. We want to grow and become more than we actually are and we are taking steps toward this. However, this can be a frustrating and difficult process for many reasons. This morning we will explore the beauty of that pro...

In God our Father and in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit we find our truest hero. Today we remember and celebrate our fathers. Father's Day is a difficult day for many people for a variety of reasons. Good fathers do a lot of things for their children but it is only God who is able to fix anything, including death. What do all good fathers have in common though in how they are able to fix things?...

Join us this coming Sunday as we “Prepare the Way” for Cinco Ranch’s next preaching minister, Casey Lankford. Our interim minister Greg Anderson is sharing wisdom from the Apostle Paul to his younger protege Timothy - wisdom that can also help disciples of Jesus grow as Good News people.

The Israelites have now crossed the Jordan and they are officially in the promised land! However, they don’t find a promised land that is empty. They find many adversaries and Jericho, the most fortified city in all the land is first. In so many ways, we are coming out of the wilderness ourselves and into our promised land, the question now becomes “What will we do to take what God has given us?”

Sometimes, greater forces than we can imagine are at work to steal our joy and derail us from realizing the God intended potential that lies within every one of us. Join us this Sunday as we examine the big picture of our times and as we look to the story of Nehemiah to see how God has prepared us for such a time as this! Nehemiah Chapters 11 & 12

Sometimes, it is easy to feel the weight of the world on our shoulders and find little to be joyful over. Is it possible we're looking for joy in all the wrong places? Join us this Sunday as we journey through an encouraging story from the book of Nehemiah and find the source of our strength in the joy of the Lord. Nehemiah 8:1-10

Have you ever been taken advantage of? Most of us can probably answer, "Yes!" Join us this Sunday as we explore themes from the book of Nehemiah that can help us deal with our disappointments when others let us down and our commitments when God opens the door for lavish generosity!

Last week, we explored options before us when the walls of our lives collapse. This Sunday, we explore how we can minister to others when the walls of their lives collapse. Join us as we learn to love well in the name of Jesus!

Have you ever felt so overwhelmed, you just feel like giving up? If so, you might be surprised to know there are stories in the Bible of people who felt the same way. You might also be surprised to learn that God always makes a way, even when it seems impossible. Join us this Sunday as we engage the story of Nehemiah, who in the face of great opposition trusted an even greater God.

Fear seems to sell these days. We are constantly bombarded with fear of missing out, fear of this group, fear of that trend, fear of a bad economy, the list goes on and on. Fear sometimes helps with good decision making, like when meeting a bear in the woods. However, sometimes we listen to our fears more than we listen to God, and that's when things can begin to fall apart. The good news? God alw...

Have you ever been disappointed? I’m not talking about, “Oh, I missed my exit” type disappointment. I’m talking about a kick in the gut type of disappointment – the kind where someone you put your trust in just tears your heart out – and the pain is so overwhelming you just sit down and cry; possibly for several days. Have you ever experienced that kind of disappointment? Did you know there was an...

Anxiety is the air we breathe. Everything has changed and is changing. Throughout Scripture, it is times of transition when God leads his people in new ways. As God's  people, we are called to be faithful to God---to have a God-centered identity in a spirit of dependence, discernment and trust.  What does this look like in our soul and life with others?

Join us for our regular weekly worship - all are welcome! This week, Kelly Davidson will be delivering our message.

Michael Thames from Camp of the Hills will be with us. Michael is coming to preach Sunday and share more with our congregation about Camp of the HIlls.

Discover and discuss the differences between earthly and eternal hope with Mark Williams

I once heard it said, "Life is a series of and's." At first I was puzzled, but then it hit me; We live between good and bad, ups and downs, rich and poor, life and death, and much more. The question for this Sunday is, "What do we do with our and's as followers of Jesus Christ?" Join us this Sunday "and" find out! With Greg Anderson

God loves us and God calls us. We as His children, His disciples, and as parents, we must teach our children that He not only loves us, but He calls us to Him and to His Kingdom. We have to listen and respond to Him.  With Cami Cooper-Doll

Follow Jesus with us into Luke 18 with the healing of a blind beggar.