Morning Star Church Las Cruces Sermons

A four-week worship series called “Once Again: Yesterday’s Words, Today’s Hope,” begins on November 27. As we make our way to Christmas, we shall listen to the voice of the prophet Isaiah, teaching us not just to celebrate what God has done for us but to keep our eyes open for God’s mysterious work of deliverance and healing. The first message in the series, “An End to War,” is rooted in Isaiah 2:...

A two-part worship series called “Both/And: A Realistic Approach to Faith” will conclude on Sunday, November 20, as we explore some misconceptions about religion. The first message in the series, “Doubt & Faith,” is rooted in John 20:24-29 and considers the role that doubt can play in our daily lives and in our faith.

A two-part worship series called “Both/And: A Realistic Approach to Faith” begins on Sunday, November 13, as we explore some misconceptions about religion. The first message in the series, “Fear & Courage,” is rooted in 2 Timothy 1:3-7 and considers the role that fear can play in our daily lives and in our faith.

On Sunday, November 6, 2022, we at Morning Star observe All Saints’ Day as we come together to give thanks for the beautiful witness of loved ones who have died in the past year. The message will be rooted in Ephesians 1:11-23 as we reflect upon the inheritance of faith that we’ve been given by those who have gone before us.

A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” concludes on Sunday, October 30, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The final message in the series, “Those Who Are Missing,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32.

A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” continues on Sunday, October 23, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The second message in the series, “Those Who Need Healing,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37.

A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” begins on Sunday, October 16, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The first message in the series, “Those Who Hunger,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22:1-14.

A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” concludes on Sunday, October 9, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The final message in the series, “Churched,” is rooted in Hebrews 10:19-25 and considers the nature and role of the church in the world.

A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” continues on Sunday, October 2, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The fourth message in the series, “Graced,” is rooted in 2 Timothy 1:8-14 and considers the transformative work of God’s grace in our lives and in the world.

A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” continues on Sunday, September 25, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The third message in the series, “Sustained,” is rooted in Galatians 5:13-26 and considers the power of the Holy Spirit in the lives of individuals and in the church as a whole.

A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” continues on Sunday, September 18, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The second message in the series, “Redeemed,” is rooted in John 1:1-18 and considers the role of Jesus the Christ in history and in our lives.

A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will begin on Sunday, September 11, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The first message in the series, “Created,” is rooted in Genesis 1:1-2:4 and considers the work of God in the world, in the beginning and today.

A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” concludes on Sunday, August 28, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The statement, “If I die, I die,” comes from an unlikely queen named Esther and can be found in Esther 4:9-17.

A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” continues on Sunday, August 21, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The command, “Go, my daughter,” comes from a widow named Naomi and can be found in Ruth 2:1-7.

A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” continues on Sunday, August 14, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The promise, “I will go with you,” comes from a leader named Deborah and can be found in Judges 4:4-24.

A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” begins on Sunday, August 7, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The question, “Shall I go?” comes from a Hebrew girl named Miriam and can be found in Exodus 2:1-10.