Pastor Lindsay explores the pivotal question Jesus asked his disciples: "Who do you say I am?" Just as our relationships with people evolve through the questions we ask, our relationship with Jesus deepens when we move from simply knowing about Him to truly knowing Him. By examining Peter’s confession, "You are the Christ"we uncover what it means for Jesus to be our King and how this foundation changes everything about how we live our lives. Join us as we look at the historical context of Caesarea Philippi and discover why answering this question is the key to a life transformed.

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In this sermon Pastor Lindsay explores the profound interplay between our present lives and our future. Using the historical example of George Washington, we reflect on how the decisions and faith we embrace today shape our destiny.

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While frequently associated with his humanity, this term reveals a deeper truth about the nature of the power Jesus wields. Rather than using the human power of control, fear, and force, Jesus demonstrates the transformative power of God: the power to serve, heal, and forgive. As we look at Mark 2:1-12, we invite you to reflect: who is the Son of Man to you?

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Have you ever felt completely overlooked or alone in your circumstances? In this sermon, we explore the powerful name of God: El Roi—The God Who Sees.

By looking at the story of Hagar in Genesis 16, we discover that God doesn't just watch from afar; He truly sees everything we are going through. Whether you are in a season of struggle, doubt, or simply seeking a closer relationship with the Creator, this message is a reminder that you are known, valued, and never forgotten.

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Sharing is a simple kindergarten lesson, but putting it into practice—especially with our most precious hopes, dreams, and relationships—is anything but easy. In this message, we explore the biblical story of Hannah and Samuel (1 Samuel 1:9-28) to understand what it truly means to "share" with God.

Whether it’s our children, our future, our fears, or our relationships, we are often hesitant to release control. Through the story of Hannah’s sacrifice and the modern-day testimony of a man named Chethan, we are challenged to move from fear to trust. Join us as we learn how to place the things that matter most into the hands of the One who loves us perfectly.

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In this sermon, we explore 1 Thessalonians 2:1–13 and reflect on Paul’s "Manual for Ministry." The message focuses on moving faith beyond words and into action, reminding us that the Gospel is a 24/7 posture, not just a Sunday tradition.

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Pastor Lindsay explores the "outrageous" yet life-changing claims of Ephesians 4, focusing on God’s vision for our spiritual growth. Using the analogy of athletic training and community, the message highlights how we aren't meant to grow in isolation. Instead, true spiritual maturity, growing into the fullness of Christ, happens as we engage in the body of Christ, practicing patience, compassion, and truth-telling together. The central takeaway is that God is at work in and through all things, empowering us to become more than we could ever imagine on our own.

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Ephesians 2:1-10, Pastor Lindsay explore's the truth that when we feel bereft or helpless, we always have God’s grace.

Drawing on the imagery of fine art and the powerful story of Nicholas Winton—who saved 669 children through an act of pure, undeserved grace—this talk reminds us that salvation is a gift, not something we earn. Discover how being God's "masterpiece" isn't about status, but about being equipped to do good works that point others toward the Creator.

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Ephesians 1:1-10 Do you ever feel like you're spinning your wheels, looking for a 15-point plan for your life, while God is offering you something much bigger?

In this message, "God’s Roadmap: Living Lavishly," Pastor Lindsay explores how to move from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset. Using the powerful imagery of Ephesians 1, we discuss how God’s grace isn't just a drop—it’s an overflowing waterfall. When we align ourselves with God's vision and stay in a "godly environment" of prayer and scripture, we stop being "dried out" and start experiencing the soft, pliable life He designed for us. firsthouston.church](firsthouston.church)

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