Sagemont Church, Houston, Tx - Dr. John Morgan

In Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus commands his followers to make disciples throughout the world. It's a command that the church has taken as its primary objective for the past two thousand years. But how do you make a disciple? Thankfully, we have some...

Put simply, a life that doesn't love is empty. A main focus on the teachings in the New Testament is how we are to love one another. It involves choices and intentionality, but loving one another is essential to the life of a believer. At...

What does it mean to worship? Worship is defined simply as ascribing value to something or someone. It is something that can be done in isolation, but there is also a command from Scripture to worship with a congregation. So what do we do to make...

There's a question that every single church must answer. If a church can't answer that question, that church will become stagnant, dormant, and ineffective. The question is "What Do We Do?" Good news is, Jesus already gave us the...

As we begin 2025, Nathan Lorick, Executive Director of the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention, challenges us to live with purpose like the friends of the paralyzed man talked about in Mark 2. Like these men who brought their friend to Jesus, we...

Pride, love of the world, and other sin gets in the way of a humble, submissive relationship with God. How do we fight against those things and get into a right relationship with our Creator and Savior? Discipleship pastor Chuck Davenport looks at...

When you decorate for Christmas each year, you likely have some ornaments that hold special meaning to you but might not be the most beautiful or meaningful to someone outside your family - especially those ornaments made or given by other members of...

The biblical account of the virgin birth of Jesus is one that in today's culture is mocked and often dismissed. However, this one element is critical to who Jesus is and how he was able to take our punishment for sin in our place. Watch as Pastor...

The third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, is often neglected by the Church. Yet, He is essential int he lives of believers. But how does Jesus affect our relationship with the Holy Spirit? The two are inseparable. Watch as Pastor Levi Skipper...

In John 7, it was time for the annual Festival of Booths, aka Festival of Tabernacles. At the time, Jesus was beginning to see and feel the tension between himself and the Jewish leaders. So how did he handle this God-ordained festival? How did he...

Ever since Jesus began his ministry on earth, there have been disciples. Yet, all disciples are not really fully devoted. We see that there are counterfeit disciples and true disciples - in Jesus' day as well as today. Which one are you? Watch as...

Baptism is something that has united Christians for 2,000 years, but what is it why do we do it? What's the big deal about it? Watch as Pastor Levi Skipper breaks down this important ordinance of the Church according to Scripture.

In the book of John, Jesus makes seven "I AM" statements about his identity and how he is connected to God the Father. One of those statements is that he is the bread of life. What does that mean? Why is that important? Watch as Pastor Levi...

Jesus invites us to come to Him. It's why He came to earth. But what does His invitation look like? What should our response be? Take a look at John 6:22-40 with Pastor Levi Skipper as he answers these questions.

If you have a genuine relationship with Jesus, you are called to live a life of obedience to Him. But sometimes, even when living in obedience, life is not easy and troubles come our way. What does the gospel of John say about these times? Watch as...

Throughout our lives, we will find ourselves being tested in various ways. But how do we respond to those tests? And why does God allow them? In John 6:1-14, Pastor Levi Skipper shows us that God's tests are designed to show us His character and...

Jesus calls us, his Church, the Bride of Christ. In his teaching, he describes how he is betrothed to us and how he will come to get us to be married to him in Heaven someday, at a time only known by the Father. All of this imagery mimics the ancient...

In the 5th chapter of John, after Jesus healed the paralyzed man, the Jews went wild, accusing Jesus of various sins and even crimes. It gave Jesus an opportunity to tell the Jews exactly who He was. But Jesus knew that His word alone would not be...

When Jesus healed the paralytic man at Bethesda on the Sabbath, the Jews had plenty to say about it. How could he work on the Sabbath? Who does he think he is... God? Jesus' response said plenty to the prideful, disbelieving Jews about exactly...

When looking at John's account of Jesus healing the paralyzed man in John 5, we lsee two things about this episode: Jesus saw the man, but the prideful jews did not see Jesus. What does this mean to us today? Watch as Pastor Levi Skipper...