City Church For All Nations: Latest Sermons

What does it mean to truly love people well?

As the church, we are called to love people in every season of life, when things are going well and when life gets hard. Loving people like Jesus means showing up, extending grace, and choosing to love even when it isn’t easy.

At the end of the day, people will remember how you loved them more than what you did. Our impact isn’t just measured by what we accomplish, but by how we treat the people God places in our lives.

Watch this message and discover what it looks like to love people well, live out your faith, and reflect the love of Jesus in your everyday life.

At City Church, we believe we’re called to love people, build family, and lead people to their God given purpose. No matter where you are in your faith journey, you’re welcome here.

Jesus is the answer for the world, and the hope of the Gospel extends far beyond the walls of our church.

In this message, we explore how God is using City Church to make an impact around the world through generosity, missions, and sharing the love of Jesus with those who need it most.

Through the generosity of our church family, we have helped build 60 clean water wells, providing access to clean water for communities around the world. We have also helped rescue 15 families from slavery, including families trapped in cycles of debt and forced to work in brick kilns.

These initiatives are about more than meeting physical needs. They are opportunities to demonstrate the love of Jesus, bring hope to the hurting, and share the Gospel in nations where Christianity is a minority or faces persecution.

We believe every person matters to God, and we are called to carry the hope of Jesus to our neighborhoods and the nations.

Everyone matters to God, and every person deserves to experience the love of Jesus.

In this message, Pastor David Norris, Preston, and Pastor Randy share how God is working through Healing Hands Outreach Center and City Recovery to transform lives and make a difference in our local community.

Through Healing Hands, we meet practical needs and serve individuals and families facing difficult circumstances, showing them the love of Jesus through compassion and generosity. Through City Recovery, we’re witnessing lives transformed, chains broken, and people finding freedom from addiction, hurts, habits, and hangups.

So what is God calling you to do next? Whether it’s serving others, giving generously, getting connected with recovery resources, or taking a step forward in your own walk with Christ, there’s an opportunity for everyone to make a difference.

TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP

❤️ Support Healing Hands Outreach Center and help meet practical needs in our community.

🙌 Get connected with City Recovery and discover a community of hope and healing.

🔥 Join us for our Freedom Conference on November 7.

🙏 Spend time in prayer and ask God how you can grow in your faith and serve others.

Remember, you don’t have to do life or faith alone. God has a purpose for you, and there is a place for you in His family.

Everyone is someone to God.

Generational Faith ❤️ What does it look like to be a church where every generation has a place, a purpose, and a part to play?

In today’s message, we’re reminded of the power of a multigenerational church and the responsibility we have to carry our faith forward. The faithfulness of one generation can become the foundation for the next, and together, we can build a legacy that points people to Jesus for generations to come.

Watch the full message and be encouraged to live out a faith that doesn’t stop with you.

You’re welcome here at City.

Take a look at the story of City Church and how God has grown our church through generations of generosity. From investing in the next generation and reaching people around the world through our online campus, to serving our local community, providing recovery services, building campuses, spreading the Gospel globally, helping save 15 families from slavery, and providing 60 clean water wells, God has done incredible things through City. And He’s not done yet. This is the heart of God and the vision of City Church.

What are you holding onto that God may be asking you to release?

This week, we continued our Legacy series by looking at the story of the rich man who came to Jesus and was challenged to let go of his possessions and follow Him.

God is bigger than anything we can own or accomplish in our time on earth. A life that leaves a lasting legacy begins with humility, letting go of the baggage we carry, and making ourselves available for God to use.

Our lives matter. What we do with them matters. And the legacy we leave begins with choosing to follow Jesus.

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What kind of legacy are you leaving?

As we continue our Legacy series, we take a closer look at the weight of eternity and what it means to live with an eternal perspective. God has given each of us unique gifts, a story, and resources, and He invites us to use them for something bigger than ourselves.

In this message, we explore how serving, sharing our testimony, and giving generously can help us make an eternal impact and point others toward Jesus. Our legacy is shaped by what we choose to do with what God has placed in our hands today.

Whether through our time, our story, or our finances, we have an opportunity to invest in God’s Kingdom and impact lives both here at home and around the world.

What legacy will you leave behind?

What kind of legacy are you leaving behind?

Today at City Church, we talked about the power of living a life that leaves a legacy. You make a living by what you get, but you leave a legacy by what you give.

Following Jesus means being willing to sacrifice our time, finances, resources, and comfort to help advance His Kingdom. When we give generously and pour into others, we create opportunities for people to encounter Christ, find hope, and experience life change.

Our legacy isn’t simply what we accomplish for ourselves. It’s what we invest into others and what we leave behind for generations to come.

The people you choose to surround yourself with can make a huge difference in the direction of your life.

In this message, we talk about the power of having the right relationships around you and how God can use community to bring healing, restoration, and growth. We were never meant to walk through life or our faith alone. The right people can encourage you, challenge you, support you, and help you become who God has called you to be.

That’s why groups at City Church matter. Groups are more than just getting together. They are a place to build family, grow in faith, serve others, and lead people toward their God given purpose.

If you haven’t joined a group yet, this is your invitation. Find the right people and take the next step into community.

Love People. Build Family. Lead to Destiny.

Jesus wants His house full. ❤️

In today’s message from our Neighbors series, Pastor David challenges us to see the people around us the way Jesus does and to make room for everyone in His house. There are people who may feel hidden, overlooked, or forgotten, and we’re called to go after them, invite them in, and help them discover the hope and love of Jesus.

No matter where you are in your journey, there is a place for you in God’s house.