Everywhere we turn, we’re encouraged to indulge and satisfy our every desire. There’s a different path to consider—one where self-control is not just an outdated virtue but a gateway to spiritual growth and connection. In Part 3 of our Note To Self series, Brian Ross explores how our cravings and impulses might be holding us back from a deeper and …

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

We meet two men in need of mercy. We hear Jesus ask an incisive and surprising question. We learn to pray three simple and powerful prayers through the course of this brief story. But the question is, "Do we really see?" NOTES -- // SCRIPTURE FOCUS -- Matthew 20.29-34 // So often we want to imagine ourselves as the disciples or the ones calling out…

God is Great from the Series God IS, preached by David Honey from Psalm 145 at Neighborhood Church of Cypress. Fore more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: David Honey

We live in a world that celebrates knowledge–science, reason, and human achievement–but what if we’re missing something deeper? In the second part of Note To Self, we explore Peter’s letter, where he calls us to add knowledge to our faith. Not just any knowledge, but a king that goes beyond the physical world and opens our eyes to spiritual reality…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

It’s easy to lose focus on what truly matters. The same way we need reminders to run an errand or make that appointment, we need spiritual reminders to keep out hearts aligned with Jesus. Peter’s letter to early followers of Jesus speaks directly to this challenge, reminding them–and us–that following Jesus requires intentional growth and daily rem…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

Pain is the last place we want to be but when we can push through by following His lead, pain can lead to freedom.Autor: Darrin Cantrell

You're invited to jump into the conversation as we reflect on Jesus' surprising encounter with 10 lepers. Every fifth Saturday at TNC our children join us for a Family Worship Gathering. Enter into the story with us as we ask six questions, share our responses, and explore some next steps in our journey together. NOTES -- // SCRIPTURE FOCUS -- Luke…

The question is not "Is God trying to get my attention" (he is) but "Am I paying attention and responding appropriately?" God's revealing something of his goodness in what we see and the words we hear. Psalm 19 paints this picture in two halves. In the first half we get a whisper of life in the wind, stars, and sun -- inviting our attention toward …

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

When Jesus launched his new Kingdom, he turned the world's understanding of greatness on its head—power was found in weakness, and leaders were called to serve, not dominate. So why, today, do so many Christians get caught up in the pursuit of political influence as though it holds the key to saving our nation? In this message, Forrest Jenan explor…

Jump to the messageAutor: Sue Mussleman

God is Our Guide from the Series, God IS preached by Mike Mckay from Psalm 143:1-12 at Neighborhoodchurch of Cypress. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Mike Mckay

In a world that seems more divided than ever, how do we bridge the gaps that politics create? In this message, we’ll wrestle with how our faith calls us to move beyond the blame game and instead become a force for unity in a fractured world. Is it possible to disagree politically and still love unconditionally? Can we truly get along despite our de…

We hear that God is good. We remind ourselves that God is trustworthy. We tell each other that we'll make it. But why are we so forgetful when setbacks and struggles surround us? Psalm 27 is a conversation between the poet, God, and the poet's own internal thoughts. Where do we go when things get tough? Do we "seek God's face" or do we fear God's r…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Tami Smith

Is there such a thing as a Christian political party? As we explore the intersections of Jesus’ teachings with modern political ideologies, we’ll discover that the values of the Kingdom of God often challenge the partisan lines we draw. Are we willing to submit our political leanings to the lordship of Jesus?…

We regularly need help. But humans have this bad habit of looking to the wrong people and in the wrong places. Psalm 146 puts its arms on our shoulders and says, "Breathe, trust, and praise God." Why? Because people, pastors, and politicians will fail us but God won't stop working, blessing, and reigning. Oh, and pay attention to *who* God is worki…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Dave McKay

Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? Can any nation be a Christian nation? These questions spark debate and division, especially now with the rise of Christian Nationalism in America. We’re often caught in a tug-of-war between two perspectives. How do the teachings of Jesus challenge our understanding of political power and engageme…

God is Listening from the Series God IS, preached by Mike Mcky from Psalm 141 at Neighborhoodchurch of Cypress. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Mike Mckay

Psalm 30 is a Psalm of hindsight. As the dust of danger and difficulty finally settled, the poet realizes that he is now healthy, grateful, and joyful because God brought him through it. But he didn't always feel thankful. Psalm 30 includes "real talk" about our lived experience of danger, anger, and absence. How do we understand God's anger? Does …

Jump to the MessageAutor: Alyssa Read

God is OUR RESCUER from the series God IS, preached by Jericho Almiranez from Psalm 140, at Neighborhood Church of Cypress on 20240728. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Jericho Almiranez

We all need help. You’re not alone. But are we turning to the right sources? This week, we’re mashing up the Beatles’ classic “HELP!” with the powerful words of Psalm 121. As we navigate life’s struggles, where do we find true, lasting support? And how do we seek it out? Are your habits leading you to true, lasting peace, or are they just temporary…

Guest speaker Scotty Swingler casts a vision for a life well lived as we explore the end of Joseph's incredible saga in Genesis 45. Scotty is the Associate Pastor of Students at Sugar Land Baptist Church in Sugar Land, TX.Autor: Scotty Swingler

Jump to the MessageAutor: Mike Wadlow

What if the sense of belonging and peace you crave isn’t a place, but a presence? In this message, Jason Morones explores Psalm 84 and John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and uncovers the deeper meaning of home. How can these timeless songs guide us toward finding true joy and security in God’s presence?…

Psalm 1 is a sign posted at the beginning of our journey through the book and through life itself. The word "Blessed" is painted in big letters at the entrance as an invitation to "Listen up because the quality of your life depends on it!" So where are we headed and what are we going to listen to?NOTES --// SCRIPTURE FOCUS -- Psalm 1// The Psalms a…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

God is Promise Keeper from the Series 'God Is:: Psalm' from Psalm 138, preached by Shawn Thomas at Neighborhood Church of Cypress on 20240714. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/revieAutor: Shawn Thomas

What are you searching for? U2's “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” is more than just a song; it speaks to humanity’s restless search for meaning and fulfillment. In Part 2 of Sounds of Summer, we’ll explore that search for meaning and look at the enduring hope found in Psalm 23.Autor: Jordan Brokaw

The Psalms give us permission to bring our whole selves to God, including our deepest fears. In Psalm 91, the things that give the poet fear, worry, and anxiety are not abstract concepts. They are real dangers faced along the path of life in ancient Israel. Yet, over and above these nightmare scenarios is the "Most High" and "Almighty" -- our God w…

Jump to the MessageAutor: Ed Glover

God is Just from the Series, God IS::The Book of Psalms, from Psalm 137, preached by Mike Mckay at Neighborhoodchurch of Cypress. Fore more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Mike Mckay

The search for true peace and fulfillment is timeless. Do you ever find yourself searching for the same in your own life? In Part 1 of the Sounds of Summer, we explore Psalm 4 and see how the themes of joy and security are also found in Led Zeppelin's classic rock anthem "Stairway to Heaven." How does Psalm 4 guide us toward a life filled with genu…

The Psalms have been the prayerbook for God’s people since they were written, and while many circumstances of modern life have changed, the range of human emotions and basic experience is timeless. Psalm 32 shows David reflecting on the demise left from a life full of transgressions and then celebrating the forgiveness from sin and reconciliation w…

As we close out our series on Paul's letter to the Philippians, Forrest and Jordan address some questions you asked during the series. Their conversation covers themes that come up in Philippians like salvation, prayer, heaven, and being content.Autor: Forrest Jenan, Jordan Brokaw

What if the key to transforming your life lies not in changing your circumstances, but in changing your thoughts? Changing your mindset and aligning your thoughts with the teaching of Jesus has the power to change everything.Autor: Jordan Brokaw

God is Powerful and Personal from the series God Is preached by Bob Vroon from Psalm 135:1-21, at NeighborhoodChurch of Cypress on 20240624. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Bob Vroon

When some sickness, struggle, or brokenness puts us into contact with our limits, we have a choice. We can choose to stay stuck or we can look beyond ourselves for help. This is the relationship between humility and healing -- when we realize that we can't fix it all ourselves, we can humbly look beyond ourselves. It's really that simple... but it …

Jump to the MessageAutor: Andrew Burchett

God is Helper from the Series God Is, preached by Lee Jones from Psalm 146, at NeighborhoodChurch of Cypress on 20240616. For more information mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveAutor: Lee Jones

Have you ever felt like giving up when the race of life gets tough? In Philippians, Paul uses the metaphor of an Olympic race to encourage us to press on and win the ultimate prize. How can we keep striving, even when obstacles seem too much to overcome?Autor: Forrest Jenan

A team from TNC traveled to El Paso, TX and Ciudad Juarez, MX to join the work of our longtime kingdom partners Cesar and Raquel Quinonez. Listen to some stories, reflection, and inspiration from some of our team. NOTES -- // SCRIPTURE FOCUS -- Luke 10.1-12, 17 // SPEAKERS (In order) --/ Adam Wood/ Miguel Maymi/ Sami Young/ Tobi Brooks/ Maria Brunk…

Autor: Andrew Burchett

Ready to revolutionize your relationships and daily life? This week, we’re uncovering a radical mindset that flips the world's definition of success on its head. When we embrace the selfless way of Jesus, it can completely transform our corner of the world.Autor: Forrest Jenan

How do we live faithfully in spite of the challenges we see in our neighborhood, relationships, and world? Our kingdom partner, Brady Smith, shares a heavenly vision from Revelation 7 that offers a heavenly perspective in the midst of struggle and suffering. As you listen, remember that though we aren't promised a life free from pain, we are promis…