Greater Mt. Zion Austin

Life can sometimes feel unfair and unkind, Pastor Coatney reminds us that God is using all things to work for our good. There is a plan that is in the process, like a cake that's in the oven, if we would just believe.

Pastor Coatney takes us through Psalm 23 as we embrace our one true shepherd to lead us as sheep through the valleys of life. Like sheep, we are in need of one who will lead, guide and protect us and we have that in Jesus.

Pastor Coatney speaks with us today from John 5:1-8 on how to live your life above the low places that you've experienced. It is easy for us to become bogged down by our situations and forget that God has plans bigger than our environment.

There are seasons in our lives where we feel stuck and can't figure out how to get out. Rev. Keiko Anderson helps us by looking at Peter and an interaction with someone who was stuck to identify 5 keys to getting unstuck.

You were created to connect with others and during this season of quarantine it is even more important for us to remember how powerful those connections can be. Pastor Coatney helps us to reflect on the various aspects of relationship as we take a look at the parable of the vine our of John 15.

Jesus came to earth as savior but chose to serve those he interacted with. We can look to Jesus as our model for how to showcase love and compassion to our neighbors.

Pastor Coatney preaches from Matthew 28: 5-6 on why the resurrection of Jesus Christ still matters to us today.

At the end of our lives we will be remembered by the words we chose to speak and the actions we chose to take. As we look at John 17, we are reminded of the specific words Jesus chose to use to speak to those in his time and to us 2,000+ years later. In His farewell address Jesus chose to use the power of prayer to embolden the believers then and now.

Many times in our lives we want to wait for the perfect circumstances to move forward on what God wants for us, guest minister Rashawn Copeland joins us and reminds us that where you are, right now, is exactly where God wants you to start.

Pastor Vecente Coatney brings today’s sermon “Help From the Holy Spirit”. Jesus tells us that we have help from the Holy Spirit. He wants us to know that in order to become all that God desires and destines us to be, it requires that we rely on the help that comes from the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Kevin White joins us on Independence Day weekend as we review the matchless wonder of God’s love for his children. His demonstration of love that can never be repaid, free’s us to love others who may not look like or even agree with us.

Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd, he is a shepherd like his Father. This indicates his Oneness with the Heavenly Father, it points to his divine nature and that he is God’s chosen leader for our lives.

Join us today as we hear from our guest speakers, Emmanuel Acho and Worship Pastor of Relentless Church, Todd Galberth, as we celebrate Father's Day.

During times of stress, anger and frustration praying often isn’t our first resort. Pastor Coatney reminds us of the peace and power connected to our prayers.

Since Jesus is the “Light of the World, what does he do to “turn the lights on” for us?

In the wake of injustices across our nation Pastor Gaylon Clark takes time to help us unpack our anger, fear, and desire for justice as we look at Psalm 11 through the message 'What Shall The Righteous Do?'.

Rev. Denise Pierce continues the Restart with Jesus series by asking if our hearts break for the same things that break Jesus’? What injustices around us are worth breaking the status-quo to change? Join us as we delve into John 2:13-25 with the message The Zealous One.

Pastor Clark continues the Restarting with Jesus Series by taking time to help us understand the significance of Manna throughout the Bible. How Jesus, through communion, ‘upgraded’ manna for us all.

The ministry of Paul is not the same without the ministry of Timothy. However, the ministry of Timothy would not have been possible without the influence of his mother! This is a unique role and is the signature privilege that God has given mothers.

With all of the unknowns in life, it is reassuring to know that there is a Messiah who knows all. Join us as we reflect on John 4:7-26, an interaction between Jesus and a woman at a well.