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Anger isn't just a reaction - it reveals what's underneath. In this message, we uncover how anger forms, why unprocessed anger leads to separation from God and others, and how fear, wounds, and unmet desires fuel it. Whether loud or quiet, anger can become a pattern - but it doesn't have to stay that way. Big Idea: Freedom begins when I stop reacting in anger and start surrendering what's underneath it to Jesus.

Addiction is more than a habit - it's a pattern of turning to something instead of God. This message breaks down how addiction forms, why we go back to it, and how Jesus leads us into real freedom. From strongholds to the "Way of escape", this is a call to stop managing and start surrendering.

We all have issues but some of our deepest battles aren't visible to the naked eye. In this message, we get honest about two struggles we live silently in so many of us: anxiety and depression. We unpack what these battles really are, why they're not signs of weak faith, and what scripture says about how to fight back. If you ever feel like you can't turn your mind off from worry or like things will never get better for you, this one is for you. You are not crazy. You are not weak. And you are not alone.

We all have issues - but we don't have to keep them. In this message, we explore how our struggles can slowly become our identity and how real freedom begins when we stop agreeing with our issues and start aligning with Jesus. From Romans 7:15 to Romans 8:1, we see both the tension we live in and the hope we have - Jesus is the answer. Through the story in Mark 5:25 - 34, we're reminded that healing starts with honesty, grows through desperation, and is found when we get close to Jesus. You may have an issue - but you are not your issue, and you don't have to leave the same way you came.

The Easter message reveals the power of the cross - how Jesus fulfilled every requirement to bring us back into relationship with God. For generations, sacrifices were never enough...until Jesus. He didn't just die and rise - He paid it all and made way for us to live fully. This is more than a story. This is the greatest act of love ever lived out.Jesus fulfilled it all..so we could live fully.

Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, fulfilling prophecy and revealing the king of Kingdom He came to establish. The people expected deliverance from Rome, but Jesus came to deliver us from sin. This message reminds us that Jesus is not just the king we want. He is the King we need.

A powerful message from Gospel of Matthew 7 reminding us that Jesus calls for a response—not just hearing His words, but living them out.This teaching challenges us to lead with grace instead of judgment, seek God with persistence, choose the narrow path, and bear good fruit in our lives.In the end, it’s about building a strong foundation through obedience and a transformed heart—living in a way that reflects God’s kingdom every day.

In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches that the life of the Kingdom is not about religious performance but about living before the Father who sees in secret. In this verse-by-verse teaching, we explore how giving, prayer and fasting, our priorities, and even our anxieties reveal the true posture of the heart. Jesus calls His followers to seek first the Kingdom of God, trust the Father's provision, and live with a righteousness that flows from a transformed heart rather than the approval of people.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges the way we define righteousness. Instead of focusing only on behavior, He reveals that true righteousness begins in the heart. Through teachings on anger, lust, divorce, integrity, retaliation, and loving our enemies, Jesus shows what life looks like from a Kingdom perspective. The message culminates in Matthew 5:48, where Jesus calls his followers to grow into spiritual maturity, reflecting the character of our Heavenly Father.

In this message, we begin our Sermon on the Mount series by walking verse by verse though Matthew 5:1-16. Jesus introduces the upside-down values of His kingdom through the Beatitudes and calls His followers to live as salt and light in the world. The teaching challenges the idea that blessing equals comfort or success and invites us into a deeper, more faithful way of life rooted in humility & dependence on God.

Costly mistakes change the outcome of games. Pride, gossip, and bitterness change the outcome of relationships. In this final message of Fight Fair, we learn that fighting fair isn't about willpower - it's about walking by the Spirit. When the Spirit leads us, the fruit of the Spirit shapes how we respond - and helps us protect what we're truly fighting for. Spirit - led people fight fair.

Jesus put a child at the center of the Kingdom. The enemy targets the future - so we fight for it. This message is a call to pray, protect, disciple, and lead the next generation now. We don't wait. We fight for the future. The next generations belongs to God.

You can't fight fair if you don't know the rules. This message unpacks God's rules for relationships from 1 Corinthians 13 and shows how love shapes the way we communicate, handle anger, forgive, and protect one another. Learn why fighting fair isn't about winning - but about loving well, growing healthy, and honoring what God values.

What if the real fight isn’t against people—but against the lies we believe?In Week One of Fighting Fair, we explore why relationships matter to God and why conflict isn’t about winning, but becoming healthy disciples who love well. This message reframes the battle, reminding us that people aren’t the enemy—lies are.Fight fair. Love well.

Build the altar. Buy the Land. Dig the well. Secure the source. In the final message of Lessons from Shechem, we trace a powerful journey - from Abraham's worship, to Jacob's investment, to Jesus offering living water at Jacob's well. This message invites us to start with worship, invest with faith, and build something that lasts for generations. If you're weary or searching, come to the well - Jesus still meets us there with living water. Listen in. Come as your are. Drink deeply.

We journey with Jacob as he returns to the land where God first spoke to his family and makes the decision to buy the land, plant his family, and take ownership of the promise. This message wrestles honestly with faith, commitment, and trauma, reminding us that while pain may mark the story, it never gets the final word.

As we begin a new year, we start in Schechem - a place where God speaks, faith, responds, and worship begins. In this message from Genesis 12, we see Abram move without proof, worship without possession, and build an altar not to earn God's favor, but to be with Him. This teaching invites us to start the year with consecration, communion, and trust - because how you start determines what you build.

This message explores the peace found in Jesus—the Prince of Peace. Looking at the Christmas story through the eyes of the shepherds, we’re reminded that God meets imperfect people with perfect peace.Jesus came as the spotless Lamb, fulfilling the Law and making a way for forgiveness, restoration, and new life. This message concludes with an invitation to receive the peace and life Jesus offers.

As we step into Advent Sunday, Pastor Graylyne brings a powerful message on the beauty and tension of waiting. Before there was celebration—there was longing. Before the manger—there was expectation.Using scenes from The Chosen Christmas Special, we see how Mary and Joseph carried the promise without a model to follow. Their faith reminds us that preparation is an act of hope.Connecting this moment to the historic carol “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” we rediscover the cry of generations longing for redemption—fulfilled in Christ.⸻📖 Scriptures ReferencedGenesis 3:15Isaiah 9:2, 6Luke 1:26–38Matthew 1:20–21Luke 2:7, 10–11Galatians 4:4Romans 8:25Isaiah 40:31Romans 15:13Hebrews 10:23

We all make plans, but Scripture reminds us that only God's purpose prevails. In this message, Pastor Graylyne Griffin show how surrendering our plans leads us into God's purpose, God's timing, and God's hope. Through Proverbs 16:9, Proverbs 19:21, and Jeremiah 29:11, discover the freedom that comes when Jesus becomes the center of your life, your future, and your purpose.

Week two of our Wisdom series explores a counter-cultural truth: more is not always better. Scripture tells us that sometimes the wisest, richest, most peace-filled life is a simpler one.King Solomon says, “Better one handful with rest than two handfuls with toil and chasing the wind.” (Ecclesiastes 4:6)So why do we keep chasing? Why are we exhausted even when we sleep? What if the problem isn’t that we need to add more to our lives… but that we need to eliminate what is draining us and reconnect to the Source?In this message we talk about:LOTS vs LITTLEHustle vs HolinessConsumption vs CommunionThe lie of “more” vs the wisdom of “rest”Jesus didn’t call us to burnout. He called us to take His yoke… the light one… and find rest for our souls.This week, learn how to slow down, Sabbath, enjoy what you already have, and live BETTER

Join us as Pastor Robby starts off our new series by diving into the difference between Earthly Wisdom and Godly Wisdom. Not the kind build on opinion or experience, but on reverence for God. Proverbs tells us wisdom starts with fear of the Lord. Everything else flows from knowing him.

In Scripture, God never sent fire without a purpose - fire revealed who He is and brought people back to Him. Now in the New Testament, that same fire doesn't fall on mountains or altars - it lives in believers. We are the flames God uses to turn hearts back to Him. That is why we must be consumed.

Our Words hold fire- the power to destroy or bring life. In this second week of Consumed, Pastor Leslie dives into the tension between the tongue that can set our world ablaze (James 3:6) and the Word ofGod that burns like fire in our bones (Jeremiah 20:9). If you've ever felt burned out, silenced by disappointment, or stuck in apathy, this message will reignite your faith. Discover how to fan the flame of God's Spirit within you, speak life instead of destruction, and let His Word consume you from the inside out. Fan the flame, Speak Life. Let His fire burn in your bones. Sciptures: James 3:6, Jeremiah 20:9 and 2 Timothy 1:6-7

God's fire doesn't destroy the believer - it defines them. In this message, Pastor Graylyne Griffin explores how the fire of God reveals His presence, proves His power, and fulfills His purpose.

Leadership begins with love, is shaped through service, and is proven in sacrifice. This message reminds us that leadership doesn't start on a platform but in obscurity when no on is watching. Vision is born in faith, and worship is leadership in action. As Christ-folowers, we are called to lead. As we celebrate three years go God's faithfulness at Home Church San Antonio, we commission new leaders - and all believers - to walk in our spiritual DNA: Love. Serve. Lead.

What’s in your spiritual DNA? Just like a blood test reveals true health, Jesus said the test of discipleship is love in action. Join Pastor Graylyne for a message that challenges us to serve like Jesus exampled.

Jesus said, “Many are called, but few are chosen.” What does that mean for us today? In the message, “The Many, The Few” we dive into the parable of the great banquet and the call to love God fully and love others sacrificially. We discover why following Christ requires more than just saying “yes.” Are you part of the many or part of the few?

On Grandparants Day and Child Dedication Sunday, Pastor Graylyne Griffin shares a timely word on the legacy of faith. From Abraham's altar at Shechem to Jacob's well - and Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman - we see how worship and obedience lay the foundation for generational blessing. The Altars we build and wells we dig today become the reservoirs our children and grandchildren will draw from tomorrow.

Join us this week at Home Church San Antonio as we talk about some heavy topics and hot button issues when it comes to all thing love, relationships, marriage and more.

Join us this week at Home Church San Antonio as we talk about some heavy topics and hot button issue when it comes to all things love, relationships, marriage and more.