As we close out the summer we want to engage with some cultural hot topics in our sermon series titled Good News All The Time. If the Gospel of Jesus Christ is true than it has something beautiful and good to say about each and every aspect of our lives. This week, as we open the series, Pastor Mike looks at Psalm 139 in his sermon titled Good News & The Sanctify of LIfe.

Good News & The Sanctity of Life Psalm 139

[1]The Knowledge of God's Knowledge: The Author of Life is Omniscient (vv.1-6)

[2] The Inescapability of God's Being: The Author of Life is Omnipresent (vv.7-12)

[3] The Wonder of God’s Creativity: The Author of Life is Omnipotent (vv. 13-18).

[4] The Candor of God’s Justice: The Author of Life is Holy (vv. 19-22).

[5] The Importance of God's Spirit: The Author of LIfe is Personal (vv.23-24)

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Vice President of Covenant Theological Seminary Dr. Dan Doriani concludes our summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Dr. Doriani is preaching from Acts 2:22-24, 36-41.

The Spirit and Pentecost - Acts 2:22-24, 36-41

[1] Pentecost and the Birth of the Church

[2] Pentecost and the Coming of the Spirit

[3] Pentecost and the Deeper Proclomation of Christ

[4] Peter's First Preaching at the first Pentecost, and the response

[5] Repentance

[6] Receiving the Spirit

[7] Mission

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Pastoral Intern Addison Hawkins continues our new summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Addison is preaching from John 20:19-23.

The Spirit Empowers - John 20:19-22

[1] Live as God's People through Communnion (vv. 19-20)

[2] Live as God's People through Commission (vv. 21-22)

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Covenant Seminary graduate Erik Rome continues our new summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Erik is preaching from John 16:4-15.

The Spirit Empowered Identity - John 16:4-15

[1] The Fear in our Identity (vv. 4-7)

[2] The Empowerment in our Identity (vv. 8-15)

[3] The Hope in our Identity (Luke 4:1-13)

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Director of Community Justin McClaury continues our new summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Justin is preaching from Romans 8:12-17.

Life in the Spirit - Romans 8:12-17

[1] No Spirit, No Cry v:12-13a

[2] The Beloved Son v:13b-16

[3] Memebers of The Household of God v.16-17

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Director of Community Justin McClaury Kicks off our new summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Justin is preaching from Romans 8:1-11.

Life in the Spirit - Romans 8:1-11

[1] Our Former State: Condemned v:1-8

[2] The Spirit's Work: New Life v:9-11

[3] Walking in new Life v.10-11

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].

Thank you for listening.

Many of us are tempted to treat the gospel as simply good news for our past and our future: God has saved us from our sins and one day we will live with Him forever. But the gospel is also good news for our everyday life, because Jesus has sent the Holy Spirit to live with us in the same way that He was with Christ.This week Pastor Mike Kicks off our new summer sermon series, Sealed & Sent, looking at the Holy Spirit. Mike is preaching from John 20:19-23.

The Great Conductor - John 20:19-23

1. Perfect Dwelling (Garden)

2. Paradise Undone (Sin)

3. Proximity Enabled (Tabernacle/Temple)

4. Presence Personalized (Incarnate Word)

5. Problem Solved (Cross)

4.’ Presence Multiplied (Holy Spirit)

3.’ Proximity Localized (Church)

2.’ Paradise Remade (Second Advent)

1.’ Perfect Dwelling (Heaven)

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].

Thank you for listening.

In a stand alone sermon, Covenant Seminary student and City Church Intern Daniel Northrup preaches from Psalm 24, asking the question of his sermon title, Who is The King of Glory?

Who is The King of Glory - Psalm 24

[1] Relationship to Creation (Stewardship); verses 1-2

[2] Relationship to Self (Integrity); verses 3-6

[3] Relationship to God (Doxology); verses 7-10

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 our sermon sereies titled Lampstands, we look at the message to the churches of Revelation, that Jesus, through John on Patmos, speaks to them. Follow along as we look at each of those messages, this week we look at the final message to Laodica in Knock Knock found in Revelation chapter 3 verses 14-22 by pastor Mike.

Knock Knock - Revelation 3:14-22

[1] What is Affirmed (encouragement v.19)

[2] What is Rebuked (correction; vv. 14-18)

[3] What is Promised (motivation vv. 20-22)

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].

Thank you for listening.

In our sermon sereies titled Lampstands, we look at the message to the churches of Revelation, that Jesus, through John on Patmos, speaks to them. Follow along as we look at each of those messages, this week we look at the message to Sardis in The Church in Philadelphia found in Revelation chapter 3 verses 7-13 by pastor Mike.

The Church in Philadelphia - Revelation 3:7-13

[1] What is Affirmed (vv.7-11)

[2] What is Promised (vv. 12-13)

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 (314.241.2489) or email [email protected].

Thank you for listening.