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(2 Cor. 4:7-18) Guest preacher Joseph Turner (from Sojourn Community Church in the Heights neighborhood of Houston) challenges us to live as pilgrims: remembering that the cross has given us a new home.

(John 14:12-21) On a Sunday highlighting the needs of others around the world, Pastor Joel explains how Jesus’s command to have compassion is not something we can excuse ourselves from.

(John 20:24-31) As we walk through the story of “Doubting Thomas”, we find that it’s about much more than one man’s doubts about the resurrection – it’s about Jesus overcoming all obstacles to his people finding eternal life in him.

(Luke 2:41-52) On the first Sunday of the Christmas season, Pastor Bill looks at the only account we have of Jesus’s childhood and how it shows the overarching uniqueness of Jesus’s life.

Pastor Joel Burdeaux shares a brief message on Christmas Eve asking the questions: Why do we celebrate Christmas? And what’s the purpose behind all our traditions? Titus 2:11-14 sheds some light.

Unfortunately we don’t have any audio to post from this week’s sermon. Unexpected technical difficulties arose on Sunday morning which led to our “recording” being nothing more than 30 min. of blank space. If you’d like notes from the content (Pastor Jake preached through Psalm 23) please email info@kaleohouston.com and we’ll be happy to pass [...]

(Stand alone sermon) Mark 2:1-11: Guest preacher, and good friend, Pastor Joel Burdeaux gives an encouraging report of the work God has done at the Basilica Community – establishing them as a church. Also, Pastor Joel exhorts us to fulfill all aspects of the great commission together -meeting the world’s need for Jesus.

(Stand-alone sermon) Ephesians 2:13-22: Guest speaker Jared Wilson talks about the beautiful, all-encompassing scope of Jesus bringing us to God.

How does a local church fit together?  What is the role of elders and deacons?  Why does the New Testament continually refer to “saints”?  In this message, Pastor Bill Streger explains how God has designed the church to work together for something far greater than we ever imagined.