A strange experience on Houston light rail reminded Andy how we need to show grace and love in this time of recovery. “This is a great time for the church…
Andy’s mom warned him early that his tongue could get him a lot of trouble - and boy, has it. But James writes that the person who proclaims the gospel…
While studying the life of Ernest Hemingway via the new Ken Burns documentary, Andy is inspired about the importance of action, and urges the congregation to concentrate on positive, God-honoring…
Andy digs into the first chapter of James as we start our walk through the book.
It has been a very hard year, and there has been much to be afraid of. But we cannot let fear, death, and oppression write our story. It's on us…
17-18 Andy explores the passage where Abram makes a covenant with God. We may wander, we may sin, but God always brings us home. No matter how far we may…
During the pandemic, we’ve learned something we should have learned long ago: how to as a church to be a church united with the churches around us. It doesn’t matter…
Encountering the living God is awe-inspiring, and it’s something we don’t want to miss. The question is: “do we expect God in *expected* places?” When we come together for worship…
Lent is an opportunity to tune our hearts, to turn back to God, to listen. We need to be people who radically pursue the living God. And we need to…
Andy preaches his sermon from home this week because he wants to talk about getting back to normal. The direction of the gospel always moves forward. God wants us to…
Being faithful to someone else, to truly trust someone, you have to be 100% in. And you get there in two different ways: through love, and humility. There’s an expression,…
Learning to not lean on his own understanding is not something that comes easy to Andy. Andy is trying to become more fluent in the conversation about race around this…