Morning Star Church Las Cruces Sermons

A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 23, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The fourth message in the series features the 1991 hit, “Losing My Religion,” by REM and is rooted in Acts 10:9-16.

The seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 16, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The third message in the series features the 1984 hit, “When Doves Cry,” by Prince and is rooted in Isaiah 59:9-11.

The seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 9, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The second message in the series features the 1979 hit, “We Are Family,” by Sister Sledge and is rooted in Hebrews 10:19-25.

A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” begins on Sunday, June 2, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The first message in the series features the 1967 hit, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell and is rooted in Matthew 17:14-21.

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” began on Sunday, April 7, as we explored the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The final message in the series, “On the Road,” is rooted in Luke 24:13-35.

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” continues on Sunday, April 28, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The fourth message in the series, “On the Mountain,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” continues on Sunday, April 21, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The third message in the series, “In the Same Boat,” is rooted in John 21:1-14.

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” continues on Sunday, April 14, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The second message in the series, “Behind Locked Doors,” is rooted in John 20:24-29.

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” begins on Sunday, April 7, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The first message in the series, “On the Road,” is rooted in Luke 24:13-35.

On Sunday, March 31, we celebrate once again the good news that death does not have the last word in our lives. The message, “Where Do You Go?” is rooted in the words of Jesus to the women at the tomb in Mark 16:1-8 and considers ways that we share the good news with our daily lives.

On Sunday, March 24, we observe Palm Sunday and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem just days before his death. The message, “What Have You Heard?” is rooted in John 12:12-16.

A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” concludes on Sunday, March 17, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The final message in the series, “Mission,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20.

A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” continues on Sunday, March 10, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The fourth message in the series, “Rebirth,” is rooted in 2 Corinthians 5:15-21.

A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” continues on Sunday, March 3, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The third message in the series, “Justice,” is rooted in Amos 5:21-24.

 five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will continue on Sunday, February 24, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The second message in the series, “Compassion,” is rooted in Exodus 3:7-12.

A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” begins on Sunday, February 18, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The first message in the series, “Love,” is rooted in Matthew 22:34-40.

A two-week worship series called “Giving Up: Generosity for Today’s Church” concludes on Sunday, February 11, as we consider what it means to plan the future of a congregation. The first message in the series, “Community,” is rooted in Acts 2:43-47.

A two-week worship series called “Giving Up: Generosity for Today’s Church” begins on Sunday, February 4, as we consider what it means to plan the future of a congregation. The first message in the series, “Legacy,” is rooted in Proverbs 13:22.

A two-week worship series called “Inside Out: The Cross Section of Identity + Purpose” concludes on Sunday, January 28, as we explore how our understanding of who we are informs our pattern of behavior. The second message in the series, “Invite,” is rooted in John 1:35-42.

A two-week worship series called “Inside Out: The Cross Section of Identity + Purpose” begins on Sunday, January 21, as we explore how our understanding of who we are informs our pattern of behavior. The first message in the series, “Engage,” is rooted in 1 Peter 4:8-11.

On Sunday, January 14, we will celebrate the baptism of Jesus as we consider the meaning of our own baptism. The message, “Like a Dove,” is rooted in Mark 4:1-11.

On Sunday, January 7, we will observe the holy day of Epiphany with an exploration of the arrival of the magi who brought gifts to young Jesus. The message, “Unexpected Strangers,” is rooted in Matthew 2:1-12.

On Sunday, December 31, 2023, we close out one year and welcome the next with “Reflection & Intention,” a New Year’s Eve worship experience.

A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” concludes on Sunday, December 24, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The final message in the series, “Mary,” is rooted in Luke 1:26-38; 2:1-7.

A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” continues on Sunday, December 17, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The fourth message in the series, “Bathsheba,” is rooted in 2 Samuel 11:2-3; 14-15; 26-27.