Resurrection South Austin

Advent 2 - What Are We Getting Ready For by Resurrection South Austin

Epiphany 3 - Scripture by Resurrection South Austin

Christmas 2 - Jonathan Warren by Resurrection South Austin

Advent 4 - Nesting by Resurrection South Austin

Advent 3 - Mary's Joy by Resurrection South Austin

Epiphany 2 - Feast by Resurrection South Austin

Baptism Of The Lord by Resurrection South Austin

Session 4 - Receive the Kingdom of God by Todd Hunter by Resurrection South Austin

Session 2 - Hearing the News of the Kingdom by Todd Hunter by Resurrection South Austin

Session 3 - Practicing the Kingdom by Todd Hunter by Resurrection South Austin

Session 1 - A Fresh Look at Jesus by Todd Hunter by Resurrection South Austin

Christ is our guiding light, leading us into a new story of life, wholeness and forgiveness

Christ our great high priest means you have an advocate like none-other, who not only sympathizes with your brokenness but comes to heal it, purifies our sins by his death, gives us grace in our time of need, and makes our lives new.

Even now, Christ is working for your good and calling you into a joyful cooperation with his leading.

How do we know anything about God? Has he really spoken? This episode we kick off a new series in Hebrews that is considering how we have come to believe that Christ is greater than everything else in our lives. And he comes in power to invite us into the fullness of His own life.

James 4 - 5 Only God Can Meet Our Needs by Resurrection South Austin

James 3 - Taming The Tongue by Resurrection South Austin

We fool ourselves if we think we’ll get anywhere by learning the right Christian words but live godless lives? Does merely talking about faith indicate that a person really has it? This second week in our series we are exploring what it looks like to have lives planted in Jesus, trusting in his life-changing grace of, and how that transforms our whole life from the inside-out.

We aren't called to "survive" life but flourish, to enjoy a life of wholeness, even in challenging and complex seasons. In the Message, Eugene Peterson writes, "let our gardener, God, landscape you with the Word, making a salvation-garden of your life."

Paul's final chapter of Ephesians doesn’t allow us to escape into a peaceful ideal, but shows us that the church exists as a force of resistance against the status-quo of this “present darkness.” Does God want to bring about reconciliation, does God want to restore life, does He want to heal and forgive? Then the enemy will divide, tear-down, kill, injure, and shame. The Christian life is one characterized by this conflict.