In this stand alone sermon Pastoral Intern Addison Hawkins preaches from Mark 10:17-22 on the the power of the Gospel and Jesus' call for us to sacrifice.

Give Him Your All Mark 10:17-22

1) The Jewish Way: Eagerness & Knowledge (v.17-20)

2) The Unpopular Way: Sacrifice (v.21-22)

3) The Way of Christ (vv.27-31)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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In this stand alone sermon Director of Community Justin McLaury preaches from 1 John 5:1-5 on the the power of the Gospel in how we look forward.

Overcoming the World 1 John 5:1-5

1) Overcoming Estrangement (v.1)

2) Overcoming Sin (v.2-3)

3) Overcoming the World (v. 4-5)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 12), the following outline:

1) God Prepared a Way for His Son (Accommodation for the Lowly)

2) God Prepared a Way For Us (Atonement For The Lawless)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 19), the following outline:

1) The Model of Love (Set Apart; verses 2b-10)

2) The Mission of Love (Sent; verses 11-18)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 25), the following outline:

1) The Joy of Rest (Sabbath; Leviticus 25:1-7)

2) The Joy of Release (Jubilee; Leviticus 25:8-55)

3) The Joy of Renewal (Christmas-Easter; Luke 4: 16-21)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Thanks for listening.

As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 23), the following outline:

1) Biblical Rest is Remembrance

2) Biblical Rest is Rehearsal

3) Biblical Rest is Renewal

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Thanks for listening.

As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 26), the following outline:

1) From Creation... (Echoes of Eden) - Lev.26:1-13; John 14:23

2) To The Cradle... (Touches of Christmas) - Lev.26:14-39; Romans 5:19

3) To The Cross. (Whispers of Easter) - Lev.26:40-45; 2 Corinthians 5:21

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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This fall we are embarking on a new journey - the book of Leviticus. Many people neglect this strange book, mostly because we assume its content to be outdated and irrelevant. But without Leviticus, we wouldn't understand the cross of Christ. In fact, Leviticus lays the groundwork for our entire theology of atonement. Therefore, over the course of this series, we are excited to invite God to speak through His Word and reveal the Gospel through this odd and oft-neglected book.

For this sermon (Leviticus 18), the following outline:

1) The Reason for Obedience

2) The Commands toward Obedience

3) The Benefit of Obedience

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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This week was Provision Sunday. Each year City Church sets aside two specific Sundays to talk about the vision of City Church and the means by which they hope to accomplish that vision, Provision. This morning's sermon was the latter; the provision of God for of City Church. Below is the outline for the sermon:

Stewards of Time & Money Psalm 100

{No sermon outline - reflection on Psalm 100}

If you have any questions related to this sermon, or about the vision of City Church, please email Mike at [email protected].

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This week was Vision Sunday. Each year City Church sets aside two specific Sundays to talk about the vision of City Church and the means by which they hope to accomplish that vision. This morning's sermon was the former: the vision of City Church. Below is the outline for the sermon:

When Unoriginal is Vitally Necessary Luke 14:25-35

1) We do not labor for a temporary building (vv. 28-30)

2) We do not fight for a passing triumph (vv. 31-33)

3) We do not strive for a momentary fix( vv. 34-35)

If you have any questions related to this sermon, or about the vision of City Church, please email Mike at [email protected].

Thank you for listening!