City Church St. Pete

Listen in with City Church as we hear Amos' message. This week he attempts to awaken the Northern Kingdom of Israel from the self-absorption by using dark humor, mocking their worship.

Listen in with City Church as we consider Amos' prophecy against Israel and Judah.

Join City Church as we begin to look at the book of Amos together. In this first passage we consider the question, "What if I am the bad guy?" *Please excuse the recording quality of this weeks sermon, it is very bootlegged*

In our last Psalm of the series, we learn about what it looks like to be united as a Body.

Michael Wear helps us navigate the rapidly changing American religious and political landscape.

Wear is the founder of The Center for Christianity and Public Life. He has served as an advisor for a range of civic leaders on matters of faith and public life, including as a White House staffer.

Psalm 141 is a guide for paying attention to the journey of our Christian faith.

Ashley Belknap, Director of Engaging Disability With The Gospel, and joins us in part two of our Summer Series: Uniting Through our Differences, to share insights on how we might love our friends who are touched by disability. 

Psalm 115 helps us understand the danger of worshipping idols.

Michael Graham discusses findings from his book, The Great Dechurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to Bring Them Back?.  He profiles four different groups of these dear friends who have left the church and shares what it might take to bring them back.

Michael Graham is Program Director at The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. He produces and writes for the As In Heaven podcast and is a member at Orlando Grace Church.

Psalm 50 seems out of place in this book of poetry and song. Pastor Justin talks us through the "court case" that unfolds through Psalm 50 and the prophetic warning that God gives us through it.