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The Point at UH is a campus ministry that oversees the Coogs for Christ student organization at the University of Houston.
The Point at UH (a.k.a. Coogs for Christ) is a campus ministry at University of Houston (main campus).
This third video in our Holy Spirit (Pentecost 2022) series dives into how Holy Spirit connects us to our Father and helps restore the intimacy lost from the sins of humanity. Praise God!
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John baptized with water, but Jesus baptizes with HOLY SPIRIT.
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Join us for a mini-series on Holy Spirit. We'll be diving into God's word and offering some considerations for how we may all grow closer to God and fulfill our calling in Christ. It's all about bearing witness to a broken world that needs hope, and Holy Spirit is the means by which God empowers His people to rise to the task in love and boldness.
Following up with our lesson on living by the power of Holy Spirit: How do we do that? One aspect involves keeping the main thing the main thing, keeping Jesus in the throne and altar of our hearts.
A former Muslim twenty-something tells her journey of meeting Jesus and having to leave everything behind—including her family—to follow Jesus.
“And the Spirit and the bride say, “Come!” And let the one who hears say: “Come!” And let the one who is thirsty come; let the one who wants it take the water of life free of charge.” Revelation 22:17 NET
This sermon is part 2 of our SETTING CAPTIVES FREE: JESUS IS KING! series. It recognizes with Jesus that Satan actually has been operating with some degree of power, but all that is overthrown when Jesus enters the picture. We serve a risen king who has set us free and is actively ruling the heavens and the earth.
Launching out of Matthew 27, we dive into atonement theories and the meaning of Jesus’ death on the cross.
As Jesus’s death approaches, we pause and notice his intense prayer and connection with the Father in the garden at Gethsemane in Matthew 26.
In this episode Clint offers a brief overview of Matthew 23 to 25, followed by some closer observations about a few passages there.
Crowds celebrate as Jesus the King enters Jeruslaem. We’ll look at the meaning and background of the word Hosanna, and more.
What does it mean for one to have faith that is too little? What is the role of forgiveness I the life of the Christian? Some thoughts and examples in this episode, based on Matt. 17-18
Matthew 8-10, Jesus doing ministry and showing compassion to the oppressed. He invites His followers--then and now--into God's mission, into laboring in the fields that are ripe for harvest.
When we realize how much God loves us--and indeed, how much he loves even our enemies--we should be so overwhelmed with his mercy that we have no choice but to live in absolute, radical obedience to His will for our lives. It starts in the heart--out of which all words and actions flow.