Spring Cypress Presbyterian Church

As we conclude our brief series, Pastor Ben explains that the desired outcome we are seeking as a church is to produce disciples who are prepared to survive and prosper in any situation or context. Join us!

Adding our personal “yes and amen” to the Body of Truth received by the people of God is what it means for us to be confessional. But why are Christians a "confessional people” and why does it matter? Join us as we explore this important theme!

In today’s message Pastor Ben explains the next characteristic we are seeking to instill in our church: that of eschewing theological minimalism and instead pursuing theological robustness. Join us as we uncover the importance for every domain of life of growing in our theological comprehension.

In today’s message Pastor Ben lays out the need for us to hold fast to the Word of God without veering to the left or to the right, and that our commitment to doing so must take precedence over our desire to be seen as “nice” or regardless of how others feel about the Word. Join us as we learn about the traits we are seeking to weave into the fabric of our church!

In today’s passage, the conclusion of Matthew’s Gospel, the risen Lord issues the great standing order for the Church: to make disciples of the nations. Join us as we explore the basis, means, and promise He provides in his Great Commission to aid and direct his people in every place and time.

Christians affirm the scandalous proposition that a dead man came back to life. The literal bodily resurrection of Jesus is the most basic and central tenet of our faith and so it is the claim most vigorously attacked by nonbelievers. Join us as we explore the biblical teaching that Jesus, the lamb of God who was slain, rose victoriously from the grave.

Please join us and be encouraged as Mr. Felix Espino brings us a message from Philippians 2.

The crucifixion of Jesus as a fact of history is of vital importance. The execution of our Lord on a Roman cross was of such consequence that the cosmos itself convulsed at Christ’s death. Join us as we reflect on the meaning and significance of the crucifixion, death, and burial of Jesus.

Having been condemned by the religious authorities in the previous chapter, today’s passage recounts the legal trial of Jesus before the political authorities. Join us as we explore the unjust suffering and condemnation of Jesus, who gave himself for us that we might be reconciled to God.

Please join us as we receive a message from Psalm 27 delivered by our guest speaker, the Rev. Dr. Jason Pickard.

In today's passage we are witness to the dastardly betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot in addition to his threefold denial by Peter and abandonment by the other disciples. Yet in this lowest of moments we see the love of Jesus on clear display. Join us!

In today’s passage we read of the institution of the Lord’s Supper. The institution of this sacred meal occurs within a context of pending failure and betrayal on the part of the disciples, showcasing that our Lord’s commitment to us is not contingent upon our commitment to him. Join us as we learn from this important passage!

In today’s passage we are given three vignettes in which those involved had gone all in regarding their respective decisions concerning Jesus. Join us as we see both the catastrophic effects of harboring sin and the liberating consequence of savoring the Lord’s goodness.

Please join us as we receive a message from our Director of Student Ministries, Mr. Felix Espino.

The Olivet Discourse, and our study of it, concludes with the teaching of Jesus regarding the final judgment that will occur upon his return. Join us as we explore what this passage teaches us about the relationship of faith and works, the union of Christ and his people, and the role we are to fill within the household of God.

In today’s passage we read 2 parables given by Jesus near the conclusion of the Olivet Discourse. Both parables illustrate the theme of preparedness which serves as the practical response of the Believer as we live awaiting the Second Coming.

In today’s passage we reach the “punch line” of the Olivet Discourse and learn that the key to being prepared for the future is to be faithful in the present. Join us as we explore the implication of these words for us!

In today’s message we explore the most textually complex and difficult part of the Olivet Discourse, join us as Pastor Ben helps us chart a course to help us understand this important passage.

Join us as we continue our study of this passage in which we explore the emphasis Jesus puts on the need of his hearers to flea Judea when they see the “abomination that causes desolation” and what that means for us!

Please join us as Rev. Ken Thurman brings a message from Judges 7.