Cypress Church Weekly Teaching

In Week 3 of Turning the Tide, we’re exploring the intersection of our faith, our feelings, and our thinking—and how to stand firm when life’s storms hit. Jesus reminds us that the strength of our foundation determines whether we stand or fall. When your faith is built on the solid rock of His truth, no storm can shake you.📖 Key Scriptures:Matthew 7:24–27 (NLT) — Build your life on the rock of Jesus’ teaching.Psalm 107:1–2 (NIV) —...

In this week’s message of Turning the Tide, we’re learning how to move from a life dominated by worry and anxiety to one filled with peace, joy, and purpose. Scripture reveals that the antidote to anxiety is often unexpected — it’s found in shifting from selfishness to servanthood, from darkness to light, and from striving to surrender.

📖 Key Scriptures:Ephesians 2:1–10 (NLT) — Once dead in sin, now made alive in Christ by His grac...

Is there something about the way we do life today that contributes to our burdens, worries, and stress? In a world where we’re constantly “on” and overwhelmed with information, anxiety has become a defining challenge of our generation. But God offers us a different way to live — a way to turn the tide and reclaim peace through His truth and presence.📖 Key Scriptures:2 Corinthians 10:5 (NIV) — Take every thought captive and make it...

We’re wrapping up our Relationship series by looking at the power of Godly friendships. From David and Jonathan’s covenant bond to Christ’s call for unity, we see that deep, core friendships are part of God’s design to help us know Him, find freedom, and make a difference in the world. True friendship is marked by sacrifice, truth, and a commitment to each other’s growth in Christ.📖 Key Scriptures:1 Samuel 17–18 – David and Jonath...

Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts, designed as a covenant relationship that reflects His love for us. This week, we explore how God’s design for marriage goes beyond feelings—it’s about covenant, commitment, and Christ at the center. Whether you are married, preparing for marriage, or praying for restoration, this message will help you build a marriage that thrives in God’s plan.

📖 Key Scriptures:

• Genesis 2:24 – God’s orig...

What does the Bible really say about singleness? In Week 1 of our Relationships teaching series, we discover how Scripture honors singleness, why it can be a season of freedom, and how your true worth is not found in relationship status but in your identity in Christ.Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 7 that singleness is a gift and can be lived wholeheartedly for God. Singleness may be for a season or a calling, but either way, it p...

What does the Bible really say about singleness? In Week 1 of our Relationships teaching series, we discover how Scripture honors singleness, why it can be a season of freedom, and how your true worth is not found in relationship status but in your identity in Christ.

Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 7 that singleness is a gift and can be lived wholeheartedly for God. Singleness may be for a season or a calling, but either way, it p...

How do we shift gears into the next season of life? We were created to keep moving forward, to take the next step, and to trust God as He leads us into something new.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Hebrews 13:8)—but while He never changes, our lives are meant to grow and shift. In this message, we’ll discover how to step into God’s new season with clarity, faith, and purpose.Key Themes in This Message:Why we...

Where are you right now in your levels of joy, peace, and purpose? In Week 4 of our FREEDOM series, we look at how God brings true freedom—not just as a one-time salvation moment, but as a daily decision that transforms how we live today.Through the words of Jesus and the vision of Ezekiel, we’re invited to move deeper into God’s presence. From ankle-deep faith to being fully immersed in the river of God, we discover how letting go...

God designed life to be lived in meaningful relationships and connections. In Week 3 of our FREEDOM series, we explore the importance of being connected to “One Another” and how God uses relationships to build the Church, strengthen our lives, and lead us to true freedom.

From Matthew 16:18 to Ephesians 4:16, Scripture shows us that each believer is a vital part of the Body of Christ. Just like LEGOs, you can’t build anything great ...

What’s going on in your heart?In Week 2 of our Freedom series, we’re reminded that true freedom isn’t just about breaking chains on the outside—it’s about letting God transform us on the inside. The Bible teaches us to guard our hearts because everything we do flows from it (Proverbs 4:23).Jesus says come as you are—but He loves you too much to leave you there. That means He wants to heal the selfishness, unforgiveness, bitterness,...

Are you enduring life—or enjoying it as God designed? In Week 1 of our new series Freedom, we explore what it truly means to experience freedom in Christ. From the very beginning in Genesis, God gave humanity a choice: live from the Tree of Life or from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. The choice we make shapes how we view God, how we relate to Him, and how we live each day.Jesus says come as you are—but He loves you too muc...

Waiting is not wasting. In this week’s message from The Good Life series, we explore what it means to navigate life’s trials with faith and endurance. Whether you’re facing hardship because of your own choices or suffering for reasons beyond your control, God can use your pain for growth and transformation.Instead of asking “Why is this happening?”, James challenges us to ask “What is God doing in me through this?”.Jesus says come ...

Being in the world—but not of the world—is how we win the world.In this week’s message from The Good Life series, we’re asking a question every believer needs to wrestle with: What type of Christian are you? Are you living with divided loyalty, blending in with the world, or are you standing out with authentic, kingdom-centered faith?Jesus says come as you are—but He loves you too much to leave you there. He calls us to be differen...

Your words are never neutral—they either build up or tear down.In this powerful installment of The Good Life series, we unpack what Scripture says about the power of the tongue. Whether you're speaking to your family, your friends, or yourself, your words are shaping your world. The Bible is clear: the tongue holds the power of life and death.Jesus says come as you are—but He loves you too much to leave you there. That includes...

Christianity isn’t about behavior modification—it’s about transformation that leads to action.In Week One of our brand-new series The Good Life, we dig into what it really means to follow Jesus in a world where faith is often misunderstood. While Jesus promises life to the full, it’s clear: this good life doesn’t come from comfort—it comes through obedient action.💬 “Jesus says come as you are, but He loves you too much to leave yo...

Jesus says, “Come as you are”—but He loves you too much to leave you there. In Week 4 of our Moses series, we journey through Exodus 34, where Moses climbs Mount Sinai once again—not to lead, but to listen. Before Moses can lead the people, he must encounter the presence of God.This isn’t just about spiritual discipline—it’s about transformation. The mountaintop encounter with God's glory leaves Moses changed… visibly. And the ...

Where are you on the scale between desperation and comfort?This week, we continue our Moses series by comparing two pivotal moments in Israel’s journey—the crossing of the Red Sea and the sending of the 12 spies. Each reveals something powerful about obedience, trust, and the long-term impact of our choices.📖 Scriptures Covered:Exodus 13:17–18 — God leads through the wilderness, not the shortcutNumbers 14:29–33 — The price of fait...

Do you ever wrestle with fear, discomfort, or doubt? You're not alone. In this powerful sermon from our Moses series, we dive into Exodus 2-3 and uncover where true courage comes from. Through the life of Moses, we explore how God builds courage not in the absence of fear, but in His presence.💬 Message Highlights:Courage is built in the presence of God, not the absence of fearYou can ask God to make you courageous or comfortab...