Greater Mt. Zion Austin

Women’s Ministry Leader, Reverend Denise Pierce, brings this Sunday’s message entitled “First Things First”. Her sermon comes from the book of Ester. Although this book is about Esther whose story is absolutely incredible, today’s focus is on Queen Vashti.

Men's Ministry Leader, Rev. DeVry Anderson, brings this Sunday’s message entitled “The Lord of The Break Through”. The term breakthrough really has three different functional definitions. The Reverend illustrates that breakthroughs are about us, as Christians, aligning our wills and purposes with God’s will and purpose for our lives.

This Sunday, guest Pastor Jeremy Upton brings the sermon “Building a Resilient Faith”. We have to develop a resilience in our faith. The more pressure we face, the stronger our faith gets.

Today, Pastor Vecente' Coatney brings a sermon entitled “Winning the War Over Worry”. We win the war over worry when we maintain a posture of praise, make prayer our highest priority, and are motivated by the promise of peace.

Pastor Clark has begun a new 2 part series entitled, Overcoming the Fear of Water.” This is a figure of speech for overcoming our fear of diving into God’s will for our lives. The first of these sermons being "Get In the Boat". Next week Pastor Clark will speak from the subject “Get Out of the Boat.” : To overcome the fear of water I have to get in the boat and I have to get out of the boat.

Today, Pastor Gaylon Clark concludes his series called “Grace & Race”. This sermon is entitled “I Have a Dream”. God wants to use you and me to reach those of another race. What we do for others is of immense significance!

Transmissions impart messages in the form of information, resources, and energy in order to propel a vehicle to a destination for a purpose. Men's Ministry Leader, Rev. DeVry Anderson, uses this metaphor on Father's Day to illustrate the problems we can run into as we work through the gear changes of life.

Pastor Gaylon Clark continues a series called “Grace & Race”. His sermon today is entitled “The Crack Is Still There”. The crack on the Liberty Bell is an object lesson that reminds everything that has been promised has not been provided to everyone in our country. Many of the opportunities and privileges of life in America are still determined by race. The Liberty Bell is still in need of repair. And all of us have a role in repairing it. We have a role in creating a more just world.

Pastor Gaylon Clark continue series called “Grace & Race”. His sermon today is entitled “Invisible Walls”. As human beings we are good at building walls - economic walls, gender walls, educational walls and, yes, racial walls. But when Jesus died, he tore down the walls that divide us. We are all sharing the same bloodline now, the blood of Jesus. We all are a part of the same nation now, the Kingdom of God. Yet many of us live as if the walls are still there because they exist in our minds.

Today, Pastor Gaylon Clark begins a new series called “Grace & Race”. He is teaching from the subject “Hair Like Yours”. In this sermon, he talks about the presence of black people in the bible. The bible is filled with people who had African blood flowing through their veins. This is something that God apparently wants us to know because the bible constantly refers to the ethnicity, nationality, and lineage of people.

On today, Rev. Keiko Anderson brings a message entitled “Star Witness”. GOD wants us to, lead a quiet life, mind our business, and work so that we can be a STAR WITNESS. This requires us to love others more and more.

On today, Mother’s Day, Alysia Friday brings the message. Her sermon is entitled “BUT I Had a Praying…”. She teaches us the importance of prayer. It changes our posture and our hearts. When we pray to God, He hears, and He answers our prayers.

Today, Pastor Vecente' Coatney II continues the Prayer Lives Matter series with a message entitled “Pursuing God's Promises Through Prayer”. He teaches us that we should pray boldly, persistently, and expectantly in pursuit of His promises.

Pastor White continues the Prayer Lives Matter series with a message entitled “This Is How We Do It”. In his sermon, he discusses how to pray from the Prayer Master, Jesus.

Today, on this Resurrection Sunday, Lead Pastor Gaylon Clark brings an impactful message. His sermon is entitled “Reckless Love”. Here, he teaches us the magnitude of God’s love for us. God loves us so much that all we have to do to enjoy his love is to believe.

Rev. Chris Simmons continues the Prayer Lives Matter series with a message entitled “What Happens Here Changes the World”. In his sermon he discusses the importance of prayer for all, also more explicitly, for those who are in leadership.

Student Pastor Dejon Campbell kicks off a new sermon series called Prayer Lives Matter with a discussion about confession and its impact on our ability to communicate with God. There is a model we can follow to get back on track with our faith walk and it starts with recognizing who God made us to be.

Today, Pastor Gaylon Clark concludes the “When the Church Leaves the Building” series with a sermon entitled “They’re Not Coming to Us”. The spiritual market has changed. People who do not know Jesus are no longer willing to come to a church building to shop for their spiritual needs. So, we have to envision a way to capture their interest where they are

Pastor Gaylon Clark continues the series called “When the Church Leaves the Building”. Today’s sermon is entitled “Turn Up the Sound”. It is not enough for people to see the footage of our lives. They need the sound to understand what they see. Even if we give the quality footage of the Christian life, they need our commentary to find the Savior.

In this message Pastor Coatney challenges us as believers to leverage the time and interactions around us to share our faith. To walk in wisdom as God gives us the words to showcase how great our God is to those who may not know Him.