Welcome back to At the Movies! Today’s Dr. Foster Drops the flag on another modern-day parable. Heart-pounding action meets purpose and speed meets the soul. Sonny Hayes was a legend… until a crash derailed his destiny. Decades later, he discovers what every believer must learn: you can’t win the race of life without the right pit stops and the right race line. Because Scripture says you’re not running for a trophy—you’re running for transformation. And today God is ready to refuel, repair, and realign you for victory. Get ready for At the Movies: F1.

[recorded at service on 11/23/25]

We’re stepping into a world trembling on its axis, where shadows rise, hope fades, and a hero emerges. Not a myth. Not a memory. But a reminder. Because the story of Superman isn’t just about a man in a cape, it’s a mirror of a greater truth: you were sent from another Kingdom, adopted by a greater Father, and called to carry a power not of this world. This week Dr. Foster takes us faster than a speeding bullet with At the Movies Week Two.

[recorded at service on 11/16/25]

This weekend at City Church, we’re taking flight with Top Gun: Maverick. It’s more than jets and adrenaline — it’s a story of calling, courage, and learning to let go of the past that tries to clip your wings. Like Maverick, we’ve all carried regrets, guilt, and questions. But God says your past may explain you it does not define you. Purpose doesn’t expire. Grace doesn’t retire. And your mission is not over. Buckle up as Dr. Foster shows us through God's word how to rise, release, and soar again in week one of At the Movies.

[recorded at service on 11/9/25]

This week, we step into the divine rhythm of God’s economy—where seed becomes substance, and surrender becomes supply. Harvest Time isn’t about what leaves your hand; it’s about what God releases from Heaven. The moment you trust Him with what you have, you invite Him to multiply what you could never manufacture on your own. When you sow, you don’t lose—you unlock. Because in God’s kingdom, generosity is not subtraction, it’s multiplication. Every seed carries power, every act of faith carries increase, and every obedient heart becomes the field where miracles grow. Get ready—your seed has an assignment, and your harvest is closer than you think.

[recorded at service on 11/2/25]

Harvest Time is a journey through the biblical principle of stewardship and generosity. It’s not just about money—it’s about mindset, mission, and multiplication. In this series, we will discover Biblical keys to financially flourishing.

Each week builds the connection between God’s economy and the Kingdom harvest, showing that generosity releases joy, purpose, and divine provision.

[recorded at service on 10/26/25]

When Jesus opened His arms to “notorious sinners” in Luke 15, the religious crowd shook their heads. But Jesus wasn’t building a country club for the polished—He was launching a rescue mission for the broken. In this message, Dr. Foster unpacks the three portraits of lostness that Jesus paints: the sheep that knows it’s lost but can’t find the way home, the coin that doesn’t even know it’s missing, and the son who doesn’t care until life hits a crisis. Each one shows a different face of the human heart—and each one reveals God’s relentless, rescuing love. Heaven doesn’t whisper when the lost are found; it throws a party. Join us as we discover the Shepherd who carries, the Woman who searches, and the Father who runs—because when the lost come home, the celebration shakes eternity.

[recorded at service on 10/12/2025]

Well, howdy folks—welcome to The Great Round Up! Today we’re diving into Luke 15, where Jesus tells stories of lost things being found—sheep, coins, sons. And isn’t that all of us? At some point, we’ve wandered off, we’ve drifted far, or we’ve flat-out rebelled. But here’s the good news: Jesus is in the business of round-ups. He doesn’t wait for the lost to stumble home—He goes after them. He lights lamps, He leaves the ninety-nine, He runs down roads with arms wide open. And the same Father who ran toward a rebellious son is still running today—after you, after me, after anyone who’s lost their way.

[recorded at service on 10/5/2025]

This week in Fast & Fearless, Dr. Foster shifts gears from fast obedience to fearless faith—because fearless doesn’t mean the absence of fear, it means fear doesn’t own you. David didn’t run at Goliath because he felt no fear; he ran because God’s Spirit burned hotter than his fear. Paul told Timothy, “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind”—fear isn’t from heaven, it’s from hell, and its only goal is to chain you down when God has dropped the flag. But when you ignite the gifts of God inside you, fear shrinks, faith charges, and holy fire roars like a supercar spitting flames out of the exhaust. Fear says, “Sit down,” but fire says, “Stand up.” Fear says, “What if?” but faith says, “What if you don’t obey?”; and that’s when you discover that God’s Spirit gives you the horsepower to live fast and fearless.

[recorded at service on 9/21/2025]

Week One of Fast & Fearless kicks off with the roar of engines and the rush of faith. Just like racers battling for pink slips in Fast & Furious, David and Goliath stood toe-to-toe with the title deed of Israel on the line. For forty days, Israel stalled in fear—but one shepherd boy hit the accelerator of faith and ran straight toward his giant. This isn’t just about an ancient battlefield; it’s about your battlefield today. What giant is revving its engine against you? Fear? Doubt? Addiction? Debt? The bigger the giant, the greater the destiny on the other side. In this opening message, we’ll discover why God’s people can’t afford to hesitate—because when God drops the flag, victory belongs to those who move fast.

[recorded at service on 9/14/2025]

For fifteen weeks we’ve walked the ancient streets of Rome with Paul, and every step has carried us deeper into the heart of the Gospel—from the devastating diagnosis of sin to the breathtaking cure of Christ, from chains to adoption, from despair to unshakable hope. We’ve seen that God’s mercy is wider than oceans, His Spirit stronger than death, His love unbreakable steel. And now, as Paul dips his quill for the final time, he doesn’t close with a weary sigh but with a triumphant shout—a prayer for overflowing hope, a promise of peace that crushes the enemy, and a thunderous doxology that lifts all glory to the only wise God. This isn’t just the end of a letter; it’s the launch of a life overflowing with joy, peace, and unstoppable hope.

[recorded at service on 9/7/25]