Join us this Sunday as Jason brings our series, Christ Over All, to its conclusion. We hope you have been encouraged, church, as we've considered the supremacy of Christ over every area of life. We serve a great king!

Join us for worship on June 8 as we continue our series Christ Over All with a message titled Christ’s Power in Us. Together, we’ll explore the Christian response to spiritual forces—what Scripture says about the unseen battles we face and how we can stand firm in the power and authority of Christ. Whether you’re just beginning to ask questions or have walked with Jesus for years, this is a meaningful opportunity to grow in faith and deepen your understanding of the spiritual strength we’ve been given.

Join us for a powerful message as guest speaker Samir shares insights from Daniel 10 and Luke 10:18, exploring the unseen spiritual battles and the radiant power of God’s truth. Samir will also speak about the work being done through the Lumens of Truth: Afghan Ministry—a testimony of light shining in some of the world’s darkest places. Come be inspired and equipped to carry the light of Christ wherever you are.

Join us this Sunday as we transition into Part Two of our Christ Over All series, where we'll explore Christ's supremacy not just over earthly rulers and authorities, but the spiritual forces at work in our world as well. C.S. Lewis famously said this about spiritual powers in the world: "There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors and hail a materialist or a magician with the same delight." Join us on Sunday as we try and navigate a middle road between these two extremes!

Join us this Sunday as we continue considering how the People of God interact with power. Last week we looked to the Old Testament to see that, in some ways, the Hebrew Scriptures are all pointing to the problematic nature of power for human authorities. Thankfully, Jesus came as the truly faithful king in David's line—so how did the New Testament church think of power and authority in light of Christ's ministry?

Join us this Sunday at Reunion as we continue our series Christ Over All. Last Sunday we considered the relationship between God and human authority; this week we'll consider how God's people relate to authority. This should be straightforward, right? If only that were the case! The story the Scriptures tell reveals a complicated relationship between God's people and power. Join us as we consider this together!

This week week at Church of the City, we continue our sermon series Christ Over All with a powerful look at God and human authority. Drawing from Genesis 1 and Psalm 8, we’ll explore how God created humanity in His image to steward creation under His supreme rule. Come discover what it means to live faithfully under Christ’s authority in every area of life.

Holy Week is here. We look forward to celebrating together one of the most significant weeks in world history; days in which our true King was revealed, sin and death were defeated, and our hope of resurrection was born. Have a look below for some more details on how we'll be gathering as a church.

Join us this Sunday as we conclude our series, Deeper Still, by looking at Jesus' final words in at his last supper with his disciples. Remarkably, those last words were spent praying for you! How does it make you feel to know that the eternal Son of God prayed for you in some of his final moments before heading to the cross?

This Sunday, we’ll dive into the first half of John 17:1-19, where Jesus prays not only for his disciples, but also for himself. Why would the Son of God need to pray for himself, we might ask? And how is that prayer relevant for us? Join us as we consider this prayer from Jesus as he approached the cross.