Salt City Church

New Sermon Series: True Worship Is… Brandon, Lead Pastor | Exodus 20:1–6 What are you really living for—and what is shaping you? In Part 1 of our new series True Worship Is…, Pastor B opens Exodus 20:1–6 to reveal a foundational truth: true worship is exclusive to God. Drawing from Scripture, personal story, and the first commandment, this message exposes how idols subtly capture our hearts, how w...

In this message, Guest Preacher Jacob Garcia (Church Planter) invites us to wrestle with a searching question: Why do you follow Me? As Jesus uses physical language to reveal spiritual truth, many of His disciples are confronted with a hard saying and choose to walk away. Jacob contrasts a faith shaped by convenience with a faith shaped by the cross, reminding us that we must decide whether we wil...

In this message by Pastor B, we explore what happens when God interrupts the plans we carefully construct in Luke 1. Using Mary’s encounter with the angel Gabriel, the sermon shows that divine disruption is often the doorway to divine purpose. Mary wasn’t seeking a miracle, yet God interrupted her ordinary plans to invite her into an extraordinary role in His redemptive story. We see a clear patte...

In this message from Pastor B on Psalm 98, we are reminded that when God delivers a decisive, miraculous victory, silence is not an option. Just as a championship win erupts in uncontrollable celebration, God’s salvation demands a joyful, visible response. Psalm 98 declares that the Lord Himself worked salvation by His own power—His “right hand and holy arm.” When no one else could rescue humanity...

In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through Matthew 2 and asks a searching question every person must answer: How do we respond to King Jesus? The passage reveals three responses that still mirror every human heart today. The Magi respond with worship, humbly seeking Jesus and offering their lives in surrender. Herod responds with resistance, threatened by a King he cannot control and clinging t...

This is our testimony service of different voices from our Salt City family sharing their personal testimonies—of God’s goodness and faithfulness Each story highlighted the same truth: the gospel meets us in our brokenness, rescues us by grace, and gives us a new life to live on mission. Our prayer is that these stories would encourage you, stir your affections for Christ, and inspire you to share...

This is our testimony service of different voices from our Salt City family sharing their personal testimonies—of God’s goodness and faithfulness Each story highlighted the same truth: the gospel meets us in our brokenness, rescues us by grace, and gives us a new life to live on mission. Our prayer is that these stories would encourage you, stir your affections for Christ, and inspire you to share...

1 Corinthians 13:1–13 — “The Most Important Thing” Guest preacher Jonathan Brooks unpacks Paul’s message in 1 Corinthians 13, reminding us that no matter how gifted, knowledgeable, or sacrificial we are, ministry without love amounts to nothing. True maturity isn’t marked by talent—it’s marked by a growing love for God, for His people, and for the lost. Jonathan walks through the character of bibl...

Strength for the Weary- Isaiah 40:27–31 We all hit seasons where weariness feels overwhelming—when life is heavy, progress feels slow, and God feels distant. That’s exactly where Israel was in Isaiah 40, convinced that God had forgotten them. But God meets them—and us—with a powerful reminder: He is the Everlasting God. He never sleeps, never weakens, and never stops working. His strength never ru...

In Church Discipline with Grace (Titus 3:9–11), Pastor Brandon reminded us that a healthy church protects unity by confronting division with grace. Paul warned Titus to avoid foolish debates and unprofitable arguments that distract from Christ and divide the body. When foolishness turns into division, leaders must graciously correct, not coddle. Paul instructed Titus to warn a divisive person twic...

In When Grace Goes Public – Part 3 (Titus 3:6–8), Pastor Brandon reminded us that when grace truly takes root, it transforms us from the inside out. We’re not just forgiven—we’re filled, justified, and adopted into God’s family so we can live as living proof of His goodness. God didn’t save us to survive on drops of grace—He poured out His Spirit abundantly, like a waterfall. Through that Spirit,...

As we continue in our series on the book of Titus: Blueprint of a Healthy Church, Pastor Brandon preaches from Titus 3:3-6 and shows us that in order to live grace publicly we have to remember three things: who we were, what God has done, and who He’s made us to be. We were once foolish and enslaved by sin, but God intervened—His kindness and love appeared, and He saved us “not by works” but by me...

In When Grace Goes Public (Titus 3:1–2), Pastor Brandon showed that the grace that came to us is meant to flow through us—revealing God’s goodness to the world. God’s grace isn’t meant to stay private; it’s meant to be visible in how we live, serve, and treat others. When grace goes public, it changes everything. It shapes how we live under authority—grace doesn’t make us rebellious but respectful...

In Grace from Start to Finish (Titus 2:11–15), Pastor Brandon continued our Blueprint for a Healthy Church series by reminding us that the same grace that saves us is the grace that sanctifies us and sustains us until we see Jesus face to face. Grace isn’t a one-time event—it’s the foundation of the entire Christian life. God’s grace saves us through the finished work of Jesus, who gave Himself to...

In Godly Service from Titus 2:9–10, Pastor Brandon continued our Blueprint for a Healthy Church series by reminding us that how we serve shapes how people see Jesus. Just like brand representatives embody the image of their company, Christians represent Christ wherever they go—at work, at home, and in the world. Paul challenged believers in Crete, a culture known for laziness and corruption, to se...

As part of our Blueprint for a Healthy Church series, Pastor Brandon preached from Titus 2:1–8 in a message titled Portraits of Godliness. Just like an art gallery displays portraits that tell a story, Paul shows us that the church is God’s gallery—where men and women of all ages are living portraits of the gospel. Paul instructs Titus to teach God’s people to live differently from the self-center...

In our Blueprint for a Healthy Church series, Alex Sezer preached from Titus 1:10–16 on Confronting Corruption. Paul warned Titus about false teachers spreading empty talk and leading believers astray. Alex reminded us to spot the counterfeit, recognize the cost of compromise, and choose character over culture. Paul gave clear reasons for rebuke—to protect households and preserve the gospel. True...

In our Blueprint for a Healthy Church series, Pastor Brandon preached from Titus 1:5–9 on Godly Leadership. The big idea: When godly leadership is established, sound teaching is embraced, and believers live godly lives—the church becomes healthy and the gospel becomes believable to the watching world. Brandon reminded us that church structures may vary across traditions, but one thing is non-negot...

This Sunday we launched a new series through the book of Titus called Blueprint for a Healthy Church. Pastor Brandon opened with Titus 1:1–4 in a message titled Grace for the Assignment. He began by sharing about his experience teaching and coaching at a Middle School in Houston’s —a hard assignment that seemed impossible. But God reminded him that what He requires, He provides by His grace. That’...

This Sunday marked a special close to our Who’s Your One series on the gospel and evangelism. Instead of one sermon, twelve different voices from our Salt City family shared their personal testimonies—stories of life before Christ, their encounter with Him, and the transformation after. These testimonies were a living reminder that evangelism isn’t reserved for pastors, missionaries, or gifted spe...

This Sunday marked a special close to our Who’s Your One series on the gospel and evangelism. Instead of one sermon, twelve different voices from our Salt City family shared their personal testimonies—stories of life before Christ, their encounter with Him, and the transformation after. These testimonies were a living reminder that evangelism isn’t reserved for pastors, missionaries, or gifted spe...

In our Who’s Your One series, Pastor Brandon preached from Acts 26:1–29 in a message on the transforming power of a testimony. Just like commercials use “before and after” stories to show transformation, Paul stood before King Agrippa and shared his story—not with arguments or philosophy, but with a testimony of God’s grace. Brandon reminded us that every believer has a story. We don’t need to be...

As part of our Who’s Your One series, Pastor Brandon preached from Acts 16:11–34 in a message titled Gospel Encounters for Disciples on Mission. Evangelism isn’t about memorizing a script or forcing a conversation—it’s about being available as the gospel shows up in everyday encounters. In Acts 16, Paul and his companions met three very different people, each needing the same gospel in unique ways...

Continuing in our Who’s Your One series, Pastor Brandon preaches from 2 Corinthians 4:1–6 in a message called The Gospel Is Veiled. Brandon walks through Paul’s encouragement to persevere because of God’s mercy, proclaim the gospel with integrity, recognize the real spiritual barrier, keep the focus on Jesus, and trust God to do the miracle of salvation. We cannot manipulate people into faith or r...

New Sermon Series: Who’s Your One | Scripture: John 3:16–17 | Preacher: Pastor B In this opening message of our Who’s Your One series, Pastor B invites us to return to the foundation of our faith and rediscover the wonder of the gospel through John 3:16–17. Like watching a wedding video to rekindle love, we’re called to revisit the good news—not as a familiar phrase, but as the life-changing reali...