Modern church teaching with Easter hope.
Compass Church Colleyville features sermon-style messages from a multi-location church, with practical teaching anchored in Scripture and centered on Jesus. Recent episodes move from humorous everyday openings into direct calls toward grace, trust, baptism, faithfulness, and resurrection hope.
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Compass Church Colleyville is a Christian sermon feed shaped by live worship gatherings, teaching, and a steady focus on Jesus. The atmosphere is accessible and congregational. Speakers welcome people in the room, online, and at other Compass locations, then move quickly into Scripture, story, and invitation. Recent episodes are especially centered on Easter. The teaching traces the Last Supper, Gethsemane, the cross, Friday, Saturday, and resurrection morning with a mix of humor, reverence, and urgency. Landon opens with everyday references, jokes about running or driving, and then pivots toward grace, spiritual maturity, and the call for a life that points to Jesus. His style is animated and direct. He often turns personal stories into a concrete spiritual challenge. Laura Collins brings a more reflective cadence, lingering on pain, faithfulness, and the idea that Jesus entered suffering with people in mind. Her messages ask whether trust and rejoicing can remain possible when circumstances are painful. Another episode uses conversation with Rob to retell the trial, beating, mocking, and crucifixion of Jesus with historical texture and dramatic pacing. These episodes are emotionally intense because they keep the physical cost of the cross close to the center. They are also hopeful. Grief, shame, waiting, betrayal, and failure do not get the last word in the show’s recent teaching arc. Resurrection is treated as a present invitation, not just a past event. Prayer and response moments are part of the rhythm, so the feed feels less like a lecture series and more like church carried into audio form. The show fits listeners looking for Christian preaching that is clear, modern, Scripture-driven, and strongly oriented toward personal faith, restoration, and worship.
Made for: For listeners who want contemporary Christian sermons rooted in Scripture, personal application, and a clear focus on Jesus. It especially suits people drawn to Easter themes, grace, redemption, and practical spiritual growth.
What sets it apart: Compass Church Colleyville blends casual, humorous openings with emotionally direct preaching and prayerful response moments. Recent episodes give the Easter story a sustained arc from suffering and silence to resurrection and restoration.
Our mission is navigating people to God. We are one church in multiple locations living out our core values of telling other about Jesus, connecting with people, serving everyone everywhere, and growing in our faith.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scripture-led sermons connect Easter, spiritual maturity and financial choices to the everyday practice of Christian faith.
Compass Church Colleyville brings pulpit teaching into close contact with ordinary decisions about suffering, money and spiritual growth. Laura Collins traces the Last Supper and Gethsemane toward Easter, moving between Mark's account and questions about trust during pain.
Airplane-seat misery becomes a money lesson; if Easter drama is your sermon sweet spot, settle in.
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Landon uses a personal mistake to talk about spiritual growth and accepting grace.
Landon argues that spiritual growth can be seen in a life that reflects Jesus, rather than measured by how much someone knows about him. He opens with a joking account of a demanding race, then tells a story about driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
Laura Collins follows Peter's promise and Jesus' warning on the way to Gethsemane.
Laura Collins begins with a song of rejoicing, then follows Jesus toward suffering and his warning that the disciples will fall away. She asks what it means to rejoice and trust God when pain is near. Peter insists he will not deny Jesus, even as Jesus predicts that he will.
Laura Collins considers what it means to rejoice and trust God through suffering.
Laura Collins follows Jesus from a song of rejoicing to his warning that the disciples will fall away, then toward Gethsemane. The song sounds different with the pain ahead in view.
Two hosts follow Mark 15 from Jesus being taken to Pilate to the silence at the sealed tomb.
At dawn, two hosts take up Mark 15, beginning with Jesus bound and led toward Pontius Pilate. They move through the flogging and the soldiers' mockery, stopping to consider what his suffering means to them as Christians.
Pastor Brandon uses an airplane middle seat to explain giving 10%, saving 10%, and living on the rest.
Pastor Brandon opens with the dreaded airplane middle seat, then uses that cramped feeling to talk about money. His sermon asks listeners to change the order of their spending: give first, save next, and live on what remains.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Scripture, surrender and faith put into practice.
A sermon series exploring the question of whether God is good, addressing doubt and suffering.
A pastor encourages the congregation to invite others to Easter services and take their next step in faith.
A sermon series exploring the question of God's goodness in the face of doubt and suffering, with a call to trust in His character.
A pastor at Compass church introduces a series on faith growth with a story about a challenging race.
An Easter sermon celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the victory of the cross.
A pastor delivers an Easter sermon celebrating Jesus' resurrection and welcoming attendees to Compass church.
A pastor reflects on how people spend their final hours, contrasting trivial concerns with deeper priorities.
A pastor reflects on how people spend their last day, contrasting trivial pursuits with meaningful priorities.
Jesus tells the Sanhedrin, “I am,” then quotes the Son of Man coming with power.
Compass Church Colleyville's "The Last Supper" follows Mark 14 and the Passover Seder as Laura Collins traces Jesus from the upper room to Gethsemane.
Compass Church Colleyville’s “Episode 2 | Friday + Saturday” follows Mark 15 from Pontius Pilate’s questioning of Jesus through the crucifixion and burial.
A pastor humorously discusses the stress of money and introduces a series on faith and financial freedom.
A pastor humorously discusses the stress of money and introduces a series on faith and financial freedom, starting with a personal story about getting a middle seat on a plane.