What does it take for you to listen to good advice? Many aspects of a healthy spiritual life are not a matter of needing more information or some special revelation. Instead, what we often need is to understand what makes us so complacent, self involved or afraid that we fail to do the good we already know to do -with our finances. Join us as we find hope and strength to take action in part two of the series Possession(s).

What happens when we apply the same creativity used to build wealth or get ourselves out of financial jams to our spiritual life? Listen in as we reimagine the relationship between money and religion and see ourselves as spiritual entrepreneurs.

Being overloaded with information today from social media, streaming services, various entertainment sources, breaking news reports, gaming etc.; the list is endless how our attention gets pulled in so many ways. Join us as we look at this practice Cultivating spirituality and how we can begin to heal from fears, being overwhelmed, anxieties, bitterness and grief.

Life is dynamic and so are each of us. At Christ City we are learning to follow Jesus in the constant changes we experience in the flow of life. This perspective has led us to our mission: Becoming disciples of Jesus who recover their lives, reimagine their purpose and refresh their world. Listen in to join the conversation and click https://christcity.org/vision-mission to learn more about the vision and mission of CCC.

The vision of Christ City Church is to be A Place to Belong and A Place to Know God. Join us as we discuss the deep and layered topic of what it means to know God and the paths we seek to connect with the Divine. Click here to learn more about our vision https://christcity.org/vision-missions.

A place to belong is the first half of the vision of Christ City Church. Join us as we explore what this looks like in the life of our church and how we aspire to be, more and more, this type of spiritual family. Click https://christcity.org/vision-mission to learn more about our vision.

When we try to make meaning in our present without taking into account the past, we end up living untethered lives, deriving purpose in a vacuous space. We need neither deride the past or accept it uncritically but instead seek to recognize our place and purpose within it. Join us, as we examine the powerful implications of knowing your place. Part three of three in the series Embracing Purpose.

How can we live our lives knowing that one day we will be gone and those coming after us will inherit what we have left? Depending on our age and stage in life, the answer to this question can look very different. One thing we can be sure of is that it takes faith mingled with purpose to build a spiritual inheritance for the future that all followers of Jesus are called on to help create. Join us as we embark on that task. Part two of three of the series Embracing Purpose.

In every stage of life we find ourselves in there is an important task to accomplish. When we fail to recognize the task set before us we can lose faith, or worse, become petty, bitter, or disengaged. In this Sunday’s gospel passage, Jesus illuminates one such stage. Join us, as we ponder our life tasks as changing, growing humans.  Part one of three of the series Embracing Purpose.

With all that is, and continues, to happen in our world we can be quick to say the phrase “ It’s the will of God” from everything to disease, war, and if there is a good parking spot for us at Kroger. But what do we really mean when we say “Will of God?” In this sermon Rev. Sandra will unpack this loaded phrase using the framework presented in “The Will of God” by Leslie Weatherhead. This short book was originally published in 1944, and remains a powerful tool for more deeply understanding what the Will of God is and how to live our lives accordingly.