One Church of the Nazarene
ONE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENEFormerly known as “Lake Houston Church” has been showing God’s love in the Atascocita/ Humble community for over 30 years. We are blessed to be a church filled with people from all different walks of life, different ages and different languages.
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The Supremacy of Christ: Our Identity and Inheritance (opens the original)
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What if the circumstances surrounding us right now are not the full story of who we are? That is the provocative question at the heart of this exploration of Colossians chapter 1. Using the vivid, relatable image of a package delivered to the wrong address, we are invited to reconsider a truth that is easy to forget: where something lands does not determine who it belongs to. Paul wrote his letter to the believers in Colossae from a Roman prison, in chains, surrounded by guards, and yet his word
United in Grace (opens the original)
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What if the very thing that divides us is also the thing that can unite us? This message dives deep into Ephesians 2, where we are reminded that salvation is not something we earn through effort, religious practice, or moral performance. It is a gift of grace, received through faith. But here is where it gets compelling: that same grace does not leave us unchanged. A living faith in a living Savior cannot stay contained. It spills out into action, into love, into a willingness to cross the lines
Not Alone (opens the original)
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What does it mean to never be alone? This message takes us deep into a truth that is easy to forget in the middle of hard seasons: God is not distant, and neither is His church. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6 and 7, we are reminded that the promises of God are spoken in plural. He said He would walk among them, be their God, and call them His people. Not one of us. All of us together. A Harvard study brought to light that one in three people feel they have needs no one meets, hurts no one listens
Living on Purpose (opens the original)
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What does it mean to live with purpose as a Christian? This message challenges us to move beyond simply having a goal-oriented faith and instead embrace something deeper: purposefully living each moment in a way that glorifies God. Drawing from Isaiah 43:7, which reminds us that we were created and formed for God's glory, and Ephesians 2:10, which speaks of us as God's handiwork prepared for good works, we are invited to examine how our everyday decisions either reflect or obscure the God we ser
The sin we love to share (opens the original)
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What if one of the most destructive forces in our relationships is also one of the most socially accepted? This message takes an honest and searching look at gossip -- a sin so normalized in our culture that we barely recognize it when we are participating in it. Drawing from Psalm 139, we are invited to let God search our hearts and reveal the ways our words may be causing more harm than we realize. The central challenge is this: just because everyone does something does not make it pleasing to
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