ARCC Sermons

Alamo Ranch Community Church
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ARCC exists to be a church that glorifies God by making disciples whose identity and joy are found and rooted in the gospel of Jesus. This is the sermon audio from our weekly services.

  1. 5d ago

    Philippians 1:12-18

    In our study of Philippians, we will see a church created by the sovereign grace of God, united in Christ, and participating together in the gospel. From the Lord opening Lydia’s heart in Acts 16 to Paul’s confidence that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion,” we will see that Christ is faithfully building His Church. As we walk through this letter, we will discover who we are in Christ, why we are His people, and therefore how we are to live—serving one another, striving together for the gospel, growing in love, rejoicing in the Lord, and learning with Paul to be content in whatever circumstances the Lord appoints. Together we will press on to know Christ and eagerly await the day of Christ, confident that the One who began His work in us will complete it, all to the glory and praise of God. Discover When circumstances don’t fit your plan how do you usually respond? What does that “response” reveal about what you truly believe?   What is your primary source of joy? In what do you rejoice? What role do current “circumstances” play in your answers?  Nurture Is there a situation or time in your life that appeared hopeless but you can now see how the Lord worked it out for His glory and your good?  Has someone else’s faithfulness in difficult circumstances increased your confidence in the Lord and made you bolder to speak the good news? If so, who? How did their example affect you?   Act  What is currently happening in your life that provides an opportunity to display your trust in the Lord whatever the circumstances?

  2. Sep 6

    Philippians 1:1-11

    In our study of Philippians, we will see a church created by the sovereign grace of God, united in Christ, and participating together in the gospel. From the Lord opening Lydia’s heart in Acts 16 to Paul’s confidence that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion,” we will see that Christ is faithfully building His Church. As we walk through this letter, we will discover who we are in Christ, why we are His people, and therefore how we are to live—serving one another, striving together for the gospel, growing in love, rejoicing in the Lord, and learning with Paul to be content in whatever circumstances the Lord appoints. Together we will press on to know Christ and eagerly await the day of Christ, confident that the One who began His work in us will complete it, all to the glory and praise of God. Discover How would you define and describe a Christian? Does Philippians 1:1-11 change your answer? Why? What in your life are most sure of? Does Philippians 1:1-11 change your answer? How? Nurture What are you thankful for? How would thanking God for the people He has placed in your life change the way you pray for them?  How are you “partnering” in the gospel with Christ’s Church?  Act  What would be necessary for your love to “abound more and more”? What would that look like to those around you?  Would your life change if you knew “the day of the Christ” was a year from today? What does your answer reveal about the way you are living today?

  3. Aug 30

    Psalm 105

    DNA Questions Discover • How does Psalm 105 connect praise and worship to remembering what the LORD has done? • In what specific ways did the LORD provide for Abraham, Jacob, Jospeh, and Israel? • Is there anything about God’s provision for His people that surprises you? • What does God’s provision in the past have to do with us today? Nurture • Why is it important for us to consider the implications of being in the presence of the LORD? What are the implications of not being in the presence of the LORD? • How does God’s provision for His people in Psalm 105 encourage you today? Act • How can you purposefully see God in His provision this week? • How can you purposefully give thanks for His provision this week?

  4. Aug 23

    Psalm 104

    DNA Questions Discover Why might David have used the structure of Praise - Creation - Provision - The Heavenlies - Provision - Creation - Praise in this Psalm? What new insights did you gain from the description of creation? Why are creation and provision interconnected? Nurture Why is it important to see God’s glory connected to His creation and provision as we consider our culture today? How does David’s description of creation encourage you? What is David conveying to us when we speaks of the various types of birds and animals? Why do you suppose he chose the animals that he did? Act How can you more purposefully see God in His creation this week? In what ways can you more actively seek His good and perfect provision in your life, and the life of your loved ones?

  5. Aug 16

    Psalm 103

    DNA Questions Discover Of the Lords Benefits, which one in this Psalm is most clearly seen by you? Why? What in your life dictates how you view God? In the Psalm, why would man fear God? Nurture Do you have the ability to Preach the Gospel to yourself? What hinders this ability? What in your walk with the Lord is he using to grown this area? Where in your life can you see God’s mercy and grace overlap? Does this cause you to see Jesus in a clearer light? How would you define “Fear of the Lord” and what in your life influences this definition? Does this match up with scripture? Act Would confession of Sin (the problem), change any ungodly behavior (symptom)? Can you identify the Sin (problem) or can you work backwards from ungodly behavior (symptom)? Considering that Jesus has paid for Sin, would walking in the Lord's Justice change you this week? What would change?

  6. Aug 9

    Psalm 102

    This summer we will preach through Psalm 93-105. While studying these Psalms, you will see several repeated themes. For example, this section (Psalms 93:1 and 104:1) begins and ends with the LORD clothed in splendor and majesty. From these passages, we will rejoice together as we worship the holy, majestic, glorious, eternal, righteous King of Kings as we declare His wondrous deeds throughout history.   DNA Questions: Discover Of all the descriptions of suffering or loss in Psalm 102:3-11, which resonates with you? How? Why? How do you deal with difficulties (fear, anguish, loss, suffering) which seem impossible to grasp or comprehend? Does preoccupation with yourself cripple, diminish or strangle your “spiritual” life? If so, how?   Nurture Is there any difference between “hope” and “faith”? If so, what is it? How does being a follower of Jesus Christ affect your answer?  When you are hopeful, what is the basis of your hope?   When you aren’t hopeful, what has changed?  Act  Is there “one afflicted” that could use your help remembering “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever”?   Would remembering the fact that Jesus never changes affect a decision you need to make? How?

  7. Aug 2

    Psalm 101

    This summer we will preach through Psalm 93-105. While studying these Psalms, you will see several repeated themes. For example, this section (Psalms 93:1 and 104:1) begins and ends with the LORD clothed in splendor and majesty. From these passages, we will rejoice together as we worship the holy, majestic, glorious, eternal, righteous King of Kings as we declare His wondrous deeds throughout history. DNA Questions Discover Does your vision of the LORD shape your heart? If so, how?  How do you protect your eyes? Your heart? As a follower of Christ Jesus, do you consider your covenant relationship with Him? When? How? Why?  Nurture Where is it most difficult to “walk with integrity of the heart? At home? At church? At work?  What “bad company” am I keeping? Are the affections of my life conforming me into the likeness of Jesus? Since our “chief end” is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, where am I increasing fulfilling that purpose and where do I need to repent? Act  This week how will I draw near to His throne of grace in my time of need?

  8. Jul 26

    Psalm 100

    This summer we will preach through Psalm 93-105. While studying these Psalms, you will see several repeated themes. For example, this section (Psalms 93:1 and 104:1) begins and ends with the LORD clothed in splendor and majesty. From these passages, we will rejoice together as we worship the holy, majestic, glorious, eternal, righteous King of Kings as we declare His wondrous deeds throughout history. DNA Questions: Discover What are your top three thankful’s to the LORD? How does Psalm 100 increase your love of the LORD? Why? Nurture In Psalm 100, what specific attribute of the LORD’s stirs your heart to worship Him more? How does knowing the LORD as creator and redeemer increase your gratitude and delight in Him? Act How will the LORD’s goodness, steadfast love and faithfulness be displayed to those He has placed in your life this week? How does knowing you are the “sheep of His pasture” affect that display of care for others?

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ARCC exists to be a church that glorifies God by making disciples whose identity and joy are found and rooted in the gospel of Jesus. This is the sermon audio from our weekly services.

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    Alamo Ranch Community Church
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