City Church St. Pete

Join City Church as we look at the opening of Peter's letter. How do his comments on hope and suffering challenge our ways of believing the gospel? 

Mary, Jesus' mother, responds to divine interruption in an amazing way. Join City Church as we look at the ways she points us to her son.

Bathsheba is famous not so much for her actions, but for those of David. How does her tragedy cause us to look at Jesus?

Ruth and Naomi faced a life of hard times and sweet times of God's provision. But how does this story point us ahead to Jesus? Join City Church as we look at the book of Ruth together. We will focus on the third chapter.

Join City Church as we look at the second unlikely women mentioned in Jesus genealogy, Rahab. How is Rahab's faith a model for us to look at. ***Editor's note: Justin was very sick while preaching this sermon.***

The genealogy of Jesus includes 4 women from the Old Testament. Join City Church this advent season as we look at each one. This week we focus on the story of Tamar. Her story is full of wild twist and turns, but ultimately points us to her descendant, Jesus.

As we continue to look at the single chapter books of the Bible, we will focus on the Apostle John's third letter. This book highlights the use and misuse of hospitality and generosity in service to the gospel.

The second letter from the Apostle John is one of the shortest books in the Bible. But this compact letter braids the themes of love and truth together while pointing us to Jesus. Join City Church as we look at this book together.

What does the conclusion of the Lord's Prayer teach us about our tendency to take the focus off of God and put it on ourselves? Join City Church as we look at the final phrase of the Lord's Prayer!