Mexia First Assembly

Pastor Jason begins our new series looking at stories from the Bible when people were miraculously healed by Jesus.

Society doesn't often reward the gentle over the harsh or the humble over the judgmental. It has even become common for Christians to match the world's harsh injustice with a kind of "righteous" harshness. In this eighth lesson on the fruit of the Spirit, we explore the gentle attitude that Jesus

What does faithfulness look like for the follower of Jesus? What is the evidence of a life of faithfulness? In today's message, Pastor Jason answers those questions

The word "good" might be the most overused word in the English language. We use it to describe our children's behavior, our food, even our dog. To be "good" has come to mean "not bad", but in the scripture, good means much more. In this message we learn what the Bible teaches about goodness.

Ever struggle with being patient? As followers of Jesus, we are called to be patient in every situation. Pastor Tina continues our series, The Fruit of the Spirit today as we explore how to develop a patient Spirit.

Kindness has become rare in our society. For followers of Jesus, kindness should be a normal, everyday, all the time priority. In this message, we explore the importance of this fourth fruit of the spirit.

In today's world, peace can be a rarity. It doesn't have to be that way. God wants us to experience the peace He can provide on a daily basis. Today, we learn how you can have peace regardless of your circumstances.

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with us! Pastor Jason explores what Christmas is all about.

Do you know someone who is always negative? Are you a downer? Pastor Jason teaches how to be an encourager and why it’s important to lift others up! Come watch with us!

Do you struggle with unhealthy relationships? Pastor Jason Ellis gives some keys for recognizing harmful relationship and people that don't have your best interests at heart.

Is life performance based? Is your worth valued by what you do and what you have? Today, we look at an awesome story from the Bible about a guy who did nothing and got everything. It might make you see things differently.

Have you ever felt like you didn't matter? Like you were being overlooked or ignored? This weekend, we continue "Come to the Table" with an incredible story of someone once ignored, whose life was changed. And we'll learn how to respond to a challenging command of Jesus - how we are to act towards the overlooked, ignored and forgotten.

As a church, we have a responsibility to partner with missions. Each one of us must to our part to see the Gospel spread through all the world.

Remembering God’s blessings reminds me of my responsibility to help create the kind of church where people can get what they need. If you remember what Jesus has done for you, it is natural for you to accept the responsibility He has assigned.

Today Pastor Jason takes a look at the forgotten things in our lives. People forget many things: keys, wallets, phones, and even kids. We also have a tendency to forget God's commands to reach the entire world.

Pastor Jason Ellis continues our series, The Ten Commandments, with the ninth commandment, a powerful message about how lies destroy relationship with God, relationship with others, and unity in the body of Christ.

Perhaps the most straight-forward of all the commandments, do not steal.

The 7th Commandment is Don't Commit Adultery. This is a valuable lesson for everyone, not just married people.

God’s word must take precedence over our dysfunctional culture. As followers of Jesus, we have to be different! Your attitude, words and behavior cannot be subject to the emotion of the moment or excused by society. Honor is commanded by God. The fifth commandment is for kids, students, young adults, and adults.