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We’re so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you’re blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

Right now, we’re in a series called Secrets of the Kingdom: Stories Jesus Told That Change Everything.

Jesus often spoke in parables—simple stories with deep truths about God’s Kingdom and how we’re invited to live in it. Each week, we’re exploring one of these powerful stories and what it means for our lives today.

➡ This week, we’re looking at the Parable of the Sower, where Jesus shows us that how we hear His word shapes how we live. The Kingdom takes root in hearts that are ready to receive it. What kind of soil are you?

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you’re part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you’re here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

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WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

This week, we close out our Jonah series with one of the Bible’s most surprising classrooms: a sulking prophet, a leafy plant, a hungry worm, and the blazing Middle Eastern sun.

In Jonah 4:5-11, God confronts Jonah’s anger, prejudice, and misplaced compassion and teaches a lesson that still echoes into our own hearts today.

• Why did Jonah want grace for himself but wrath for Nineveh?

• How do our prejudices reveal where our hearts need the Gospel?

• What does it mean that Jesus “went outside the city” - not to condemn but to save?

Jonah wanted to watch Nineveh burn. Jesus came to save it.

Join us as we explore how God’s relentless compassion confronts our comfort, breaks our bitterness, and calls us to love those we’d least expect.

“The book of Jonah ends with a question mark—because God is asking us: Will you love people who are different from you?”

Listen now and discover why We Are Jonah.

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:

Website: ⁠⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠⁠

Instagram:⁠ ⁠⁠citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

This week, Daniel Rivera continued our journey through the book of Jonah by stepping into one of the most surprising moments in the story. After witnessing one of the greatest revivals in Scripture, Jonah isn’t celebrating—he’s angry. Deeply angry.

In Jonah 4:1–4, we see a prophet who obeyed outwardly but resented God inwardly. And yet, God meets Jonah with compassion and a piercing question: “Do you do well to be angry?”

Daniel challenged us with honest questions that help surface what’s happening beneath our own frustration:

This message explores how anger can reveal what’s unresolved in us, how grace can confront our pride, and how God’s mercy is just as much for us as it is for the people we struggle to love.

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:

Website: ⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

In A Great City, Craig unpacks one of the most powerful revivals in Scripture - when a wicked city and a reluctant prophet collide with the mercy of God. Jonah 3 reminds us that God doesn’t give up easily—on prophets or people. This message explores how God sees cities not for what they are, but for what they can become under His mercy. What if the “great city” in your life isn’t something to avoid - but a place God is calling you to love?

The question is not, “Will the city change?” but “Will we allow God to change us first?”
Revival doesn’t begin with a crowd; it begins with a surrendered heart.
Your obedience—however reluctant, however messy—could be the spark that ignites transformation in someone else’s story.
The city may be great in size or sin, but God’s mercy is greater still. Will you go where He sends you?

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:

Website: ⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠@citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

In this message but Craig Herbert from our Jonah series, A Great Prayer (Jonah 1:17–2:10), we find Jonah not at the end—but at the beginning of God's mercy. From the belly of the fish, Jonah prays one of the most honest, raw, and surprising prayers in Scripture.

We explore how God uses storms to save us, why our lowest moments can become holy ground, and how surrender reopens the conversation with God.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, swallowed, or in the in-between—this message is for you.
Because with God, rock bottom is never the end of the story.

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:

Website: ⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠@citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

What if the storm you’re facing isn’t to destroy you—but to wake you up? In this message, Craig Herbert unpacks the stormy seas of Jonah 1:4–16, where disobedience meets divine disruption. Jonah runs, but God doesn’t let him go quietly. Sometimes grace comes like a tempest—loud, uncomfortable, and exactly what we need.

Whether the storm is of your own making or someone else’s, God is still working in it. Because the truth is: disobedience shakes more than just your world… it rocks the whole boat.

This isn’t just Jonah’s story—it’s ours too. Listen in and ask: Who’s in your boat?

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:Website: ⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠@citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

We all run—from pain, from purpose, from God’s voice. In this message, Taryn Herbert opens the book of Jonah with a striking truth: we don’t just read Jonah’s story—we live it.

Jonah 1:1–3 shows us a clear call, a reluctant heart, and a man on the run. But even as Jonah heads for Tarshish, God’s grace is already in pursuit.

Where are you running?
What are you resisting?
And how might God be inviting you back into His purpose today?

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:Website: ⁠⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠@citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!
We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed and that you find a place to belong here in our community.

Failure doesn’t have to be the end of your story. In this Easter message, Craig Herbert unpacks the lives of Judas and Peter—two followers of Jesus who both failed Him, but responded in radically different ways. One ran from grace. The other received it. The difference? Restoration.

This message is a call to come back—not just to Jesus, but to purpose, identity, and hope. Because what Jesus touches, He restores. And what He restores, He gives purpose.

📖 Matthew 26:14–16, 69–75 | Matthew 27:3–5 | John 21:15–19
Listen in, and let grace have the final word.

Each week, we gather to worship Jesus, open Scripture, and lean into what God is saying to us as a church. Whether you're part of the Citadel family or just checking things out, we’re so glad you're here. These messages are designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life and be part of something bigger—His Kingdom.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT US:Website: ⁠www.citadelnyc.church⁠

Instagram: ⁠@citadelnyc_church⁠

WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE!We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed & that you find a place to belong here in our community.

In this special episode, we dive into a powerful sermon by Craig Herbert exploring the themes of humility, mercy, and grace. We also celebrate the union of two of Citadel's couples with a marriage ceremony. Drawing lessons from Palm Sunday and the sacred covenant of marriage, Craig emphasizes the importance of Christ-centered relationships and sacrificial love. Key takeaways include embracing humility in our daily lives, following Jesus's example of unexpected redemption, and living out love as described in 1 Corinthians 13. Join us as we reflect on how to apply these teachings in our personal relationships and faith journey.

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WELCOME TO THE CITADEL CHURCH ONLINE! We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed & that you find a place to belong here in our community.

In this powerful episode, guest speaker dives into Tyrone Daniel's sermon titled "Faith in Action." He explores how God works on us while working through us, emphasizing the dual role of believers as both His mission and those on a mission. He implores us to anchor faith in a personal relationship with Christ, the importance of loving God and His Church, and relying on God's Word during challenges. The Thessalonian church serves as a model of faith, love, and endurance, while the dangers of misinterpreting the Bible are highlighted. Tune in to discover practical insights for deepening your faith and walking in obedience to God's will.

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