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.

No matter where you’ve been or what you’ve walked through, God is still writing your story. In this message, “The Road of Redemption,” we look at how God meets us in our brokenness, leads us through the journey, and brings redemption to every part of our lives.

Your past does not disqualify you. Your mistakes do not have the final word. There is hope, restoration, and purpose on the road God has called you to walk.

In this message, PD walks us through the story of the Good Samaritan and challenges us to live like Christ by choosing humility, compassion, and love for all people. Being a good neighbor isn’t just about who lives next door. It’s about being willing to see people, serve people, and love people the way Jesus does.

As you watch, ask yourself: Who is God calling me to love, serve, and be a neighbor to?

What kind of prayers does God answer?

In this powerful message, we explore how the posture of our hearts matters just as much as the words we pray. Prayer is more than a routine or religious practice. It’s an invitation into relationship with God. As we align our hearts with His will through humility, faith, surrender, and obedience, we position ourselves to experience His presence and see Him move in powerful ways.

The Holy Spirit isn’t meant to be a distant idea. He is our Helper, our Guide, and our constant source of strength every single day.

In this message, Pastor David shares how the Holy Spirit empowers us to navigate life’s challenges, grow in our faith, and walk in the purpose God has for us. Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this teaching will encourage you to rely on the Holy Spirit in your everyday life.

What does it mean to live a truly fruitful life?

In this message from our Holy Spirit series, Pastor David explores the pruning process and how the Holy Spirit works in our lives to remove the things that keep us from becoming all God has called us to be. While pruning isn’t always comfortable, it is a necessary part of spiritual growth and transformation.

As we learn to surrender to the Holy Spirit’s work, we begin to bear the fruit that comes from a life connected to Jesus. Whether you’re in a season of growth, challenge, or change, this message will encourage you to trust God’s process and remain rooted in Him.

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What does it look like to live a life empowered by the Holy Spirit?

In this message, Pastor David kicks off our new summer series by exploring how we can connect with and rely on the Holy Spirit in our everyday lives. Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to experience God’s presence in a deeper and more personal way.

Jesus consistently put people first. Throughout His ministry, He stopped for the hurting, welcomed the overlooked, served others with compassion, and demonstrated what it means to truly love people. In this message, we explore how followers of Christ are called to do the same by putting people first in our homes, workplaces, communities, and everyday lives.

Love God. Love People. ❤️