City Church St. Pete

As Peter concludes his letter, he encourages us to trust that God is good and in control. Join City Church as we conclude our series on 1st Peter

As Peter begins to wrap up his later, he gives specific instructions to elders in the church. Do these apply to all of us? How should we as Christians lead in all situations of life? Come see how Peter answers these questions and roots them in the life and ministry of Jesus himself.

How do we approach a passage about suffering? Especially since we live in a culture where we experience very little? Join City Church as we see how Peter teaches about suffering and it's connection to Jesus and his gospel.

Peter focuses on the suffering and return of Jesus as an antidote to our lack of urgency concerning our faith. Join City Church as we look at this passage together.

Join City Church as we explore Peters words about the resurrection of Jesus and how it changes our lives. (The audio is getting better, but the introduction to the sermon is missing.)

Peter concludes his instructions to Christians on how they are to live our their faith in all of their relationships. Peter emphasizes the church as our new identity and new culture. Join City Church as we look at this passage. (Also, bear with us as we continue to chase the ghost in the soundboard)

In the face of tragedy, like Notre Dame and Sri Lanka, how do we find hope? And as we look at the pain, anxiety, and futility we all experience, what could the resurrection of Jesus  have to do with all of this? Listen along with City Church. (Also, the audio quality is very poor on this episode. We had a power surge on our sound board before the service, because...Easter)

We like to think that Sloth is just laziness. It's the couch potato munching Cheetos and watching series over and over again on Netflix. But are we content with this definition because it keeps us from being convicted by our own lack of love and joy? Join City Church as we learn about sloth and it's connection to the good news of Jesus.

It isn't a hot take to say that greed is bad. Most religions and even the non-religious would agree that Greed is bad, but how do we give into it anyway? And what does Christianity teach is the opposite of Greed? Join City Church as we look at the sin of Greed together.

Wrath and Anger is something that everyone experiences. Even Jesus was angry. And yet it makes it on to the list of the 7 Deadly Sins. How do we sort through all of this? Is anger always a sin? Join City Church as we study anger together.