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8635 Callaghan Road
San Antonio, TX 78230
210-349-2295
CHRIST IS KING CHURCH in San Antonio Texas exists to advance the Kingdom of Christ in every area of thought and life.
We are a family on a mission to tell everyone we can about the good news of Jesus. Come and enjoy the warmth of genuine relationships and be inspired as we learn from the Bible.
CHRIST IS KING is a nondenominational, multi-generational and multi-cultural church where everyone is welcome to experience the love of God and freedom we have in Jesus.
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Genesis 1 & John 8
The union of marriage began in Genesis 1 in the Garden. God decided to make man in "our image." He made them male and female. Because God instituted marriage in the beginning, He is the only one who can define it. We must submit to the Biblical authority of what God says about this important topic.
John 1
We have an epidemic in our culture of fatherlessness. On this Father's Day, we celebrate those men who lead their family in a Godly manner. A Father is the single greatest influence in the life of a child. As men we are to use our influence to bless our children - they are a gift from the Lord!
Matthew 16 & Ephesians 5
In this message, Pastor Matt talks about membership at Destiny Church. He went over 4 different areas of the Destiny Church Membership Covenant:
1. I will protect the unity of my church.
2. I will share the responsibility of my church.
3. I will serve the ministry of my church.
4. I will support the testimony of my church.
Genesis 48
When God gives you a dream, He doesn't give up on the dream. You might have been 5 years old when God called you, but He is still calling you today. He didn't change his mind or get discouraged by the circumstances. He's still the same God that called you way back when. Don't re-negotiate the call that God has on your life - your call is still the same today!
John 7:25-52
As we conclude John 7, we see that people are still struggling to answer the question “Who is Jesus?” Jesus broke all the molds. He didn’t fit into everyone’s preconceived ideas of who a Messiah should be, what a Messiah would do and the message a Messiah would teach. In fact, a sharp division arises because of the people’s differing opinions about Jesus.
Still to this day, all around the world people are divided over Jesus. In fact, many heresies and false doctrines have arisen over this very point. It’s imperative that we carefully examine what the Bible says about Jesus and formulate our beliefs on Scripture, so that we too are not deceived or led into error.
John 7:1-24
Many people today are confused about Jesus. Some people think of him as a great moral teacher, spreading a message of love and peace. Others think of him as a great prophet, who taught about God. Yet others still dismiss him altogether as an imaginary character who never existed.
But what we’re going to see in this passage is that this is not a new debate. From the very beginning of Jesus’ ministry, the issue of “Who is Jesus?” was a hot topic, much as it is today. For the next two weeks we’re going to see this story unfold and people divide over who they believe Jesus to be.
We as Christians hold to the truth that Jesus is divine. We believe that Jesus is God revealing himself to us in the flesh. Our future is secure because God has revealed to our hearts the truth about Jesus and we have responded in faith!
John 6:22-71
As we continue our sermon series in John’s Gospel, we’re going to see that Jesus is the bread of life and that He alone can satisfy the longings of our soul.
Many times, even as Christians, we seek to satisfy ourselves with the material things of life and not the spiritual. All through John’s Gospel, Jesus uses examples in the material world to teach us spiritual truths. But He always spurs us on to not fall into the trap of finding our worth in the material things of this life.
Those who were following Jesus wanted a material king for a physical kingdom. That’s not why Jesus came. His kingdom is not of this world. When the multitudes began to realize that Jesus wasn’t who they wanted Him to be, almost all of them forsook Him. Unfortunately, only a handful of disciples were left after hearing this “difficult” teaching. May we be a people whose lives demonstrate to the world that we are true followers Jesus Christ!
John 6:1-21
In this passage, we’re going to see Jesus perform one of His greatest miracles. Jesus is going to miraculously feed a multitude, which many estimate was about twenty thousand people!
The scripture says that they all ate until they had their fill. They ate, until they could eat no more. But even this large multitude did not exhaust the abundant provisions that Jesus had supplied. There were twelve baskets of food leftover! In this we see that when we come to Jesus hungry, we leave satisfied. In this we see that Jesus supplies in abundance and that He is not constrained by our lack!
John 5:30-47
As we continue our sermon series through the Gospel of John, Jesus is going to teach that the Bible is all about Him. All of the Old Testament points to the arrival of Jesus, the atoning work He did on the cross and the eternal life we have through faith in Him. The New Testament teaches us how we live, as His church, in the light of what Jesus has done. Many people misinterpret Scripture because they do not understand this central truth: The Bible Is All About Jesus!
John 5:9-29
As we continue our sermon sermon series through the Gospel of John, we’re going to see that Jesus is equal with God. When Jesus makes this claim, the Pharisees reject Jesus and begin plotting to kill Him.
Jesus goes on to teach that “Whoever does not honor the Son, does not honor the Father” and that whoever doesn’t have faith in Him will come into judgement. Many people struggle with the exclusive claims of Christ, but the truth is, He is the only way to be reconciled to God.
John 4:43-5:9
In this message, we’re going to see that Jesus has the power to heal!
Jesus has the power to heal spiritually, setting us free from sin and restoring our relationship with God; emotionally, redeeming our past and giving us a testimony to share with others; and physically, injecting the power of God into our bodies that we might be made whole. Believe God in faith for your healing today!
John 4:1-45
In this message, we see one of Jesus’ most famous conversations. He stops to interact with a women drawing water from a well.
In all of Scripture, this woman is only mentioned this one time. We know very little about her. We don’t even learn her name! But one thing we know for certain, after she met Jesus, she was never the same. And so it is with all of us. Once we’ve tasted of the living water that Jesus offers, we are forever changed!
Luke 15:11-24
We had a fantastic Easter at Destiny Church this year! Easter is the day we throw up our hands in victory as our great God and Savior Jesus Christ has passed from death to life! This is the day that marks the decisive victory in the battle of light vs darkness as Jesus Christ has crushed the head of Satan. We too have passed from death to life and are victorious in Christ! Thank you to everyone who served and attended at Destiny Church this Easter. He is RISEN!
Check out some galleries below of our various Easter events:
Family Easter Egg Hunt
Good Friday Service
Resurrection Day Baptisms
Rise Up Kids' Event
John 3:22-36
In this passage, we're going to see another example of John the Baptist's humility as he utters his famous statement, "He must increase, but I must decrease!" As followers of Jesus, we too take this posture of humility and worship. Jesus must come first in our lives. Jesus is above all. As we submit to His authority in every aspect of life, we are offering up ourselves to Him in worship.
John 3:16-21
In this passage, we're going to see that God loves the world, and people love darkness. If it was up to us, we would be lost in a lifestyle of sin and confusion. Jesus came to this world to rescue us. He was the Light that we needed. As believers, we get to play a part in revealing Jesus, the Light of the world, to those around us.
John 3:1-15
In this passage, we’re going to see a man named Nicodemus approach Jesus by night. Nicodemus was one of the religious leaders and knew a lot about God.
In John’s Gospel, we see that it doesn’t matter how smart or religious we are, we must be born again. Essentially, we have to start over. Through this process, we become new creations in Christ, and we are able to see and understand the Kingdom of God.
Have you ever been lost? When you're lost, you look for a sign. In John 2, Jesus gives us two signs. The first, Jesus turning water into wine, shows Gods has the power over the physical world. The second, Jesus cleansing the Temple, shows God has the authority to set things in order in His house.
John 1:35-51
In this passage we see Jesus' first interactions with His disciples. After spending a few moments with Jesus, they immediately are convinced He is the Christ and start evangelizing their friends.
John 1:19-34
In this passage, we see John the Baptist enter the scene. John creates quite a stir! This wild man who ate locust and honey, announces the coming of the Lamb of God. John the Baptist made his message about Jesus, not him. He didn't care what people thought about him. He was humble, yet bold. Strange yet affective. Abrasive yet anointed.
John announced the One who would take away the sin of the world. Jesus, the Lamb of God, didn't just atone for sin, He took it away. In our witness, we must not lose the true message. The benefits of the message are great, but they are not the message itself. We put Jesus on the cross. We need the Lamb of God to take away our sin.
John 1:1-18
Jesus came to this world as God in the flesh. We serve an eternal God that is so much bigger than we could possibly imagine. If you want to know God, know Jesus. Jesus IS God. Don't look to anything else to save you. We have the light and truth of Jesus. The eternal light of Jesus never runs out. Put your faith and hope in Him today.
