
Sermons from the Tuesday night worship service of The House in Chattanooga, TN. thehouseutc.org instagram.com/thehouseutc
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 509 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Our sexuality is a good gift, but it does not ultimately define us or make us whole; whether married or single, we are invited to offer our bodies and desires to God, finding our deepest belonging in his love and learning to give ourselves in love to... more
Rather than suppressing our desires, obeying every appetite, or trying to control the outcome, Jesus invites us to bring our deepest longings to God and discover the freedom of wanting deeply while surrendering fully. Sermon by Jason Leonard.
Sin is not what makes us human, and holiness is not what holds us back; in becoming more like Jesus, we discover the freedom to love and become more fully the people God made us to be. Sermon by Jason Leonard.
Your body is a gift. Through them we become present, love, and give ourselves to God and to the world. Sermon by Kirsten Hyde.
The world needs your voice, surrendered to Jesus, and used to speak life. Sermon by Matt Nicoll.
Jason Leonard preaches on the royal nature of humanity. God has created humans with the capacity and calling to shape the world around us and Jesus teaches us to wield that power through attention, imagination, service, and love.
Jason Leonard preaches on what it means to be human and limited — that our finitude, mortality, and dependence are not flaws to overcome but gifts by God's design, meant to release us from the exhausting pretense of being God and draw us into communi... more
Jason Leonard preaches on what it means to be made in the image of God — how every human being is a living representation of their Creator, how the people around us quietly shape what we believe God is like, and why Jesus is the one whose likeness we... more






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