Lane Brown @ Chandler Street

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Sunday's Sermon with Lane Brown Preacher of the Chandler Street Church of Christ.

  1. 5d ago

    Why Sunday Should Change Your Monday

    What happens when the church gathers on Sunday should shape the way we live when we scatter into the rest of the week. In Acts 13–14, the church at Antioch worships, prays, listens to the Spirit, and sends Paul and Barnabas out. They go from place to place sharing the gospel, strengthening believers, and helping new Christians remain faithful. Then they return to Antioch, gather the church again, and tell what God has done. That rhythm still matters for the church today. We gather around Jesus to be formed, we go out into ordinary life to strengthen people and represent Him well, and we come back together ready to recognize and share what God has done. Sunday is not meant to stay on Sunday. Different places. Same purpose. Sent together. Acts 13:1–4; Acts 14:21–28Chandler Street Church of ChristKilgore, TexasLane Brown, Preaching Minister #ChristianSermon #Acts #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #HolySpirit #ChurchOfChrist

    Why Sunday Should Change Your Monday

  2. Sep 21

    Is the Holy Spirit Trying to Get Your Attention?

    How do you know when the Holy Spirit may be nudging you toward someone? In Acts 8:26–40, Philip discovers that God is already at work before he ever arrives. The Spirit leads him toward an Ethiopian official who is searching, reading Scripture, and ready to hear the good news about Jesus. This message challenges us to move through everyday life with three simple practices: PAY ATTENTION.DRAW NEAR.POINT TO JESUS. Sometimes the Spirit’s nudge may be as simple as: Call them. Check on them. Ask one more question. Don’t hurry past this. We’ll also look at practical “Seven Conversation Clues” that can help us recognize when someone may be opening the door to a deeper conversation about faith, hope, forgiveness, fear, or Jesus. And when Philip points the Ethiopian to Jesus, his next faithful step is baptism, receiving the grace Christ offers and beginning a new life with Him. Scripture: Acts 8:26–40Series: Formed by the Flow – Moving in the Current If this message encourages you, share it with someone, subscribe, and join us for more biblical teaching from Chandler Street Church of Christ. #HolySpirit #Acts8 #Jesus #ChristianSermon #BibleStudy #Evangelism #Faith #Baptism #ChristianLiving #ChurchOfChrist

    Is the Holy Spirit Trying to Get Your Attention?

  3. Sep 14

    God Put You Here for a Reason

    What if the place you are right now is already the place where God can use you? In 1 Thessalonians 4:9–12 and the surprising story of Ebed-Melech in Jeremiah 38–39, we discover that faithfulness does not have to look impressive to matter. God can use ordinary people, ordinary places, and even ordinary things to make His love visible. Step toward someone.Use what you have.Let your life show Jesus. You may not need a bigger opportunity or a more important platform. You may simply need to be faithful where God has placed you. This message was shared at Chandler Street Church of Christ in Kilgore, Texas, as part of our Formed by the Flow series. #GodPutYouHereForAReason #ChristianSermon #Faithfulness #ChristianLiving #EverydayFaith #Discipleship #Jesus #Purpose #1Thessalonians #Jeremiah #ChurchOfChrist #FormedByTheFlow

    God Put You Here for a Reason

  4. Sep 7

    You Don’t Have to Know Everything

    What do you say when someone asks a question about God and you honestly do not know the answer? John 9 shows us that faithful witness is not about knowing everything. It is about recognizing what Jesus has done, telling the truth about it, and letting your life point people toward Him. In this message from our Formed by the Flow series, we learn to read our story, tell our one thing, and point to Jesus. You do not have to know everything. You just need to faithfully follow where God is moving and trust Him with the rest. John 9:1–38 #YouDontHaveToKnowEverything #John9 #Jesus #ChristianSermon #Faith #Testimony #ChristianLiving #Evangelism #SpiritualFormation #FollowJesus #ChurchOfChrist #FormedByTheFlow

  5. Aug 24

    Blessed Is The Guest

    We often think following Jesus means asking, “What can I do for someone else?” But what if God is also asking us to become humble enough to receive? In Luke 10, Jesus sends His disciples into homes where they must sit at someone else’s table, accept hospitality, listen, stay awhile, and then serve. Elijah discovers the same thing when God sends him to a widow in Zarephath who seems to have almost nothing to give. This sermon explores a challenging truth: sometimes God sends us because someone needs what He has given us, and sometimes He sends us because He has already placed something there that we need. In a busy world, maybe one of the most Christlike things we can do is slow down, enter someone’s life, hear their story, share their table, and linger long enough to actually know them. Luke 10:5–9 | 1 Kings 17:8–16Formed by the Flow: Moving in the Current #ChristianSermon #Luke10 #FollowingJesus #MissionalChurch #Faith #ChristianLiving #Church #Jesus #Discipleship #WhenYouAreTheGuest

  6. Aug 17

    You Hear It, But You’re Still Missing It

    You can be looking and still not see.You can be hearing and still not listen. The real question may not be, “Am I paying attention?” but “What has my attention right now?” In James 1:19–27, we are told to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. But James pushes us even further: hearing God’s Word is not enough. Real listening changes us. In this message, “You’re Listening, But You’re Still Missing It,” we look at David’s confrontation with Nabal and the moment Abigail stepped into his path. David became so consumed by one insult that he nearly allowed his anger to determine who he would become. Sometimes anger does that.Sometimes fear does it.Sometimes anxiety, hurt, politics, success, hurry, work, or even church activity can capture so much of our attention that everything else fades into the background. And we can completely miss what God has placed right in front of us. This sermon challenges us to: • PAUSE. LISTEN. NOTICE.What has my attention? What am I missing? Who is in front of me? • ASK FOR THE BLIND SPOT.Am I humble enough to hear something I do not want to hear? • TURN THE MIRROR INTO A MOVE.What needs to change? Who do I need to notice? What is God asking me to do today? What holds your attention will eventually shape your movement. The question is not simply, “Did I hear the sermon?” The question is: What has God placed in front of me that I have not been paying attention to? James 1:19–271 Samuel 25:14–35Chandler Street Church of ChristSeries: Formed by the Flow: Moving in the Current #PayAttention #ListenBeforeYouReact #James1 #ChristianSermon #Jesus #BibleSermon #Faith #ChristianLiving #SpiritualFormation #ListenToGod #GodsWord #ChurchOfChrist #DavidAndAbigail #ChristianYouTube #FaithInAction

  7. Aug 17

    Before You Make Your Next Move, Do This First

    What if the reason you feel exhausted is not because you are not trying hard enough, but because you are trying to move without first asking where God is leading? In Luke 11:1–13, Jesus teaches His disciples that prayer is more than asking God to bless the plans we have already made. Prayer begins with surrender: Father, Your name. Your kingdom. Your direction. In this message, “Before You Make Your Next Move, Do This First,” we look at what happens when we stop trying to control every outcome and learn to depend on God. You will discover why: • Working harder does not always mean moving in the right direction• Prayer gives the Father the first word• Our inadequacy can actually send us closer to God• Sometimes the need in front of us is bigger than what we can provide• The greatest gift God gives us is not always the answer we wanted, but the Holy Spirit who leads us You can kick harder and still move in the wrong direction. Before you fix it.Before you react.Before you make the call.Before you make your next move. Make room for God. Luke 11:1–13 Chandler Street Church of Christ Series: Formed by the Flow: Moving in the Current #BeforeYouMakeYourMove #Prayer #TrustGod #HolySpirit #ChristianSermon #Jesus #Faith #ChristianLiving #DependOnGod #Luke11 #ChurchOfChrist #SpiritualFormation #GodsWill #PrayerChangesUs #ChristianYouTube

  8. Aug 3

    The Church Is Not a Spectator Sport | You Have a Part to Play

    Church was never meant to be something we simply attend, admire, and leave for someone else to carry. In this sermon from Romans 12:1–8 and Acts 6:1–7, we discover that God’s mercy makes our lives available, God’s grace gives every believer something to offer, and the church comes alive when every member takes their place. Some of us have been present, supportive, and appreciative—but Jesus calls us beyond appreciation into participation. We are not guests waiting to be served. We are family members sharing the life and mission of Christ together. Your gift is God’s grace taking a concrete form through you for someone else’s good. You do not have to do everything, but you are called to faithfully offer something. Join Chandler Street Church of Christ for the conclusion of Formed by the Flow: Clearing the Channel and consider three important questions: What grace has God placed in me?Who could be strengthened by it?What responsibility will I accept? Take your place. Offer your part. Let the whole church come alive. Scripture: Romans 12:1–8; Acts 6:1–7Sermon: The Church Is Not a Spectator SportChandler Street Church of Christ | Kilgore, Texas

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