David knew something that we know all too well.

We so often forget what we should remember, and remember what we should forget.

In Psalm 103, David helps us remember what is so important about God, and our relationship with Him.

Whether you are exploring Jesus, are going through a wilderness season, or on the mountaintop, this message will bring God’s character and works into great focus.

God is not only interested in your happiness, but invested in it.

Psalm 1 opens the song and prayer book for the Jews with wisdom for the happy life.

As you watch or listen, may God show you how to enjoy a life of true happiness.

Have you ever realized how much you need praise—not just to honor God, but to actually breathe?

In this powerful and fresh message titled “The Air We Breathe,” we explore Psalm 150 and discover why praise is more than a spiritual practice—it’s a life source. Just like oxygen, we often forget how vital praise is… until we’re running low.

🔥 Through a personal story of summer pool day gone almost wrong, and a deep dive into Scripture, this message reveals:

• Where to praise — not just in church, but everywhere

• Why we praise — for what God has done and who He is

• How to praise — joyfully, creatively, and fully

• Who should praise — everything that has breath!

This isn’t about a checklist of worship songs or religious performance. It’s about releasing pride, self-sufficiency, and performance so you can breathe in the life and power of God.

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What You’ll Walk Away With:

  •  A deeper understanding of praise as a spiritual lifeline

  •  Permission to worship with your full self—body, mind, and spirit

  •  Practical ways to make praise part of your everyday rhythm

  •  An invitation to surrender and let God fill your lungs with purpose and peace

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Scripture Focus:

Psalm 150 (NIV)

“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”

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Whether you’re new to faith or in need of fresh fire, this message will breathe new life into your walk with God.

Comment below with your praise testimony—what are you praising God for today?

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Have you ever thought your “good” was good enough for God? Have you ever felt that living right in your own eyes was enough—until Jesus opened your eyes to something greater?

In this raw and honest message, I share my personal journey from wandering in sin, religion, and brokenness to encountering the transforming power of Jesus—just like Saul on the road to Damascus. From childhood mistakes to moments of rebellion and self-deception, I tell the story of how grace found me even when I wasn’t looking for it.

We dive deep into:

-The dangers of settling for “good enough” in your walk with God

- How God can transform even the most unlikely hearts (Acts 9:1-9)

- The difference between religion and true relationship with Christ

- The invitation to surrender everything—family, ambition, time—for God’s greater plan

- Stepping into your God-given purpose today

No matter how far you’ve gone or how many mistakes you’ve made, Our God Can Transform Anyone—including you.

🔥 Are you ready to surrender?

🔥 Are you ready to step into the life God has called you to live?

Let this be your moment of transformation.

Scripture References:

Acts 9:1-9

Galatians 1:13-14

Isaiah 55:10-11

Romans 10:17

If you’re ready to give your life to Jesus or take a new step of faith, pray along with us at the end and start walking in your new identity.

City Church recently celebrated the baptisms of twenty-eight beautiful people.

After such a historic day, many of us asked, “What Now?”

What is God’s will for our lives?

Listen in as we hear the last words of Jesus. In these last words, Jesus directs his followers with just one thing. His one thing is our main thing.

City Church recently celebrated the baptisms of twenty-eight beautiful people.

After such a historic day, many of us asked, “What Now?”

What is God’s will for our lives?

Listen in as we hear the last words of Jesus. In these last words, Jesus directs his followers with just one thing. His one thing is our main thing.

In life’s darkest moments—when the job is gone, the diagnosis hits, or the doors close—we all ask the same question:

How do I respond to this chaos?

This powerful message explores the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16, who chose to worship in the middle of the night, while imprisoned and beaten. Their praise didn’t wait for freedom—it brought it. For them. For others.

You'll also hear personal stories of immigration, loss, and unexpected peace—including a cancer diagnosis met with worship. These real-life moments remind us: Gratitude is not just a feeling. It's a decision.

What if your midnight praise is someone else's breakthrough?

This week’s challenge:

Each morning, name one thing you’re grateful for. In your midnight season, declare: Still, I will praise!

Scripture: Acts 16:22–34 (NLT)

Choose gratitude. Even when it’s hard.

Worship at midnight. You don’t need to wait for the miracle to praise.

One of the most difficult descriptions of God is ‘Father'.

Some of us had distant or harsh fathers. Some of us grew up without fathers. Even those who enjoy a close relationship with their dad struggle to differentiate their earthy from their Heavenly Father.

In this message, Patrice Nagant explains the two ways we are lost, and how our Prodigal Father demonstrates how radically loving and present he is with us.

Listen in carefully so that you can identify with the younger or the older brother, and how that impacts your relationship to God and His Church.

What do we do when someone hurts us? 

Often our first response is plotting revenge so we can get retribution. 

But revenge never pays off like we imagine. In fact, it often spirals into bitterness, deeper relationship wounds, anger and even depression. 

Listen in as Pastor Chris reminds us of the Christian response to relationship pain, and provides helpful strategies to gain freedom from relationship pain.

Anger is a powerful emotion. While it creates great memes and viral videos, it can quickly destroy the relationships that are most precious to us. 

How can we control anger? How do we avoid allowing evil to orbit around us through unresolved anger?

Listen to episode four of our series, “It’s Complicated” as we discover strategies to refocus the intense reactions within us.