First Christian Church Alvin TX

07/26/2026

06/25/2026

Join us this Sunday as we gather for a special service celebrating the 250th birthday of our nation! Our morning will weave together a rich tapestry of scripture, patriotic gratitude, and blessings. In the sermon, titled "The 250-Year Commute," we will take an honest look at human nature and explore how the grand highway of our national history intersects with Jesus' simple, powerful command to offer a cup of cold water to the person right in front of us. Following the service, we will transition directly into a wonderful time of food and table fellowship together. Bring an appetite for good food and community. The luncheon will be followed by a very important meeting about revitalizing our church.

We look forward to seeing you there!

06/15/2026

Thank you Sir Knights of Park Place Commandery #106 Henry Hughes, Chris Little, Keith Brandt, Max Charleswell, Donald Callan, and John Branom For the flag presentation for Flag Day at First Christian Church Alvin TX. Beautiful ceremony!

06/03/2026

This Sunday, we are diving deep into Genesis 12 and Romans 4 to trace the messy, beautiful foundation of our spiritual family tree. From Abraham packing his tents at seventy-five to Paul flipping the tables on covenantal accounting, the scriptures remind us that God has always done his best work with zero capital. Join us at 10:45 AM as we discover why our relationship with God isn't a transactional wage, but an unearned credit anchored to a living promise.

05/27/2026

Trinity Sunday marks a unique and beautiful pivot point in the church year, standing at the gateway of the long season after Pentecost. While almost every other major Christian feast celebrates a specific historical event—such as the birth of Jesus at Christmas, his resurrection at Easter, or the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost—Trinity Sunday is different. It does not commemorate a moment in time, but rather invites us to contemplate the very nature of the God we worship.

Coming exactly one week after Pentecost, this festival serves as a grand summary of everything that has just unfolded over the previous months. Having traced the work of the Father in creation and preparation, the incarnate life of the Son, and the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the church pauses to look at the big picture. It is an invitation to marvel at how these three distinct threads weave into the single tapestry of one God.

Because the doctrine of the Trinity can quickly feel abstract or overly academic, the day is best understood not as a theological puzzle to be solved, but as a mystery to be celebrated. It reminds us that at the very heart of the universe is a relational God—a community of perfect love, unity, and fellowship. God is not a distant, solitary observer, but an eternal, dynamic relationship of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

This understanding transforms Trinity Sunday from a complex lecture into an incredibly welcoming invitation. The ultimate message of the day is that humanity has not been left on the outside looking in. Through Christ and by the power of the Spirit, we are actually invited to pull up a chair and participate in that divine community of love.

By placing this festival right at the beginning of the "green season" of daily discipleship, the church calendar sets a profound foundation for the rest of the year. It teaches us that our own daily faith, service, and relationships are meant to reflect the loving, communal nature of the God who created us, redeemed us, and sustains us every single day.

See you Sunday!



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04/29/2026

In our digital age, we have become accustomed to the infinite patience of a GPS voice informing us that we are "recalculating" after a missed turn. We often treat our faith the same way—searching for a map, a zip code, or a turn-by-turn itinerary that will give us a sense of control over the journey. This Sunday, the fifth Sunday of Easter, we look at the honest questions of Thomas and Philip in John 14 and realize that God isn't handing out roadmaps. Instead, he offers us himself. Join us as we explore what it means to be "living stones" in a spiritual house and discover why, in a world of dead ends, we don't need a map; we need a Guide.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from FCC!

04/03/2026

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