Clint Wilson
About
Clint Wilson
Clint Wilson is the Community and Care Pastor at City Church where he oversees our small group ministry. Clint moved to Houston via West Virginia, Wake Forest University, Edinburgh, and Philadelphia. Having completed his PhD in English at Rice University, he is particularly interested in how literature and the arts shape questions of faith, and vice versa. Clint and his wife Natalie, a clinical social worker live in Near Northside, Houston with their two dogs, Huck and Dizzy.
Luke 4:16-21
Many of us long to lead lives of justice and integrity, but we don’t know where to start. The message of Jesus teaches us that love has a starting point and a clear direction: Love Fosters Justice.
Ecclesiastes 12:1-2, 8, 13-14
In search of life’s meaning, Ecclesiastes challenges us to remember God in our strength as well as our weakness, turning to him in our days of joy as well as our days of grief.
Habakkuk 1:1-13, 2:14
Habakkuk complains, and God answers. Do we really believe God will answer the cries of our heart?
1 Samuel 17:45-50, 2 Samuel 11:1-5
The life of David reveals that our greatest achievements are defined only by God’s victory and our greatest failures only by God’s forgiveness.
Genesis 18:1-15
When our waiting turns into *still* waiting, where do we turn? In Abraham and Sarah, we find an ancient example of how the momentum of our life’s plans must sometimes wait on the far better timing of God’s provision.
John 5:2-11
Jesus’ healing of a disabled man is a key to any exploration of faith: it shows us how the Son of God’s proximity, power, and passion can change even the most helpless situation.