Welcome to the sermon of Grace Presbyterian Church in Round Rock, Texas. This week, Pastor Reeves explores John the Baptist’s call to bear good fruit through justice and righteousness, inspired by Luke 3:7-16 and Isaiah 58:9-12. When the crowds, tax collectors, and soldiers ask John, “What, then, should we do?” his responses all share the same heart: “Do the good that is yours to do.” John reminds us that we each have a unique role in God’s work. This Advent, as we prepare our hearts for Christ’s coming, we are invited to reflect: What is the good that is ours to do? I hope you’re inspired by how even small acts of kindness and justice can bear fruit, bringing light and hope to the world.

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Life is full of moments worth celebrating — sometimes, all it takes is a little focus to make them happen. But what do we do when everything you’ve been planning unravels in an instant? When joy collides with heartbreak? This week, Tricia Lozano shares her powerful faith journey — a story marked by both deep celebration and unexpected sorrow. In her message, “Bright Flowers, Dark Waters,” she invites us to discover how God often meets us when we least expect it.

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We pray for the church so that we would be known not for judgment, but for grace. Not for fear, but for love. Not for exclusion but for welcome. Our prayer is that we be reminded that the church is about community. Open our eyes to all the ways we are spiritually bent over, and how we define ourselves and others. Pastor Reeves continues to walk with us with “Bent Out of Shape” from the gospel of Luke 13: 10-17. 

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