This Sunday, we continued our fall sermon series exploring the beautiful little story found in the Old Testament book of Ruth. Justin McLaury picks up where we left off the week before, looking at verses 1-12 of chapter 4.

This Sunday, we concluded our fall sermon series exploring the beautiful little story found in the Old Testament book of Ruth. Mike Werkheiser wraps up the book, looking at verses 13-22 of chapter 4.

The outline was as follows:

1) A Woman Fulfilled (vv. 14-17)

2) A Family Constituted (v. 13)

3) A World Remade (vv. 18-22)

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

This Sunday, in response to the previous week's reflection on our calling as a Gospel-centered church, we considered Luke 9:57-62 and the practical ways that the vision can become a reality in the coming year.

This Sunday, we paused to consider our calling as a Gospel-centered church, particularly in light of the 2016 presidential election.

The outline was as follows:

1) Love Your God (vv. 37-38)

2) Love Your Neighbor (v. 39)

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

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].

This Sunday, seminary intern Wade Urig preached from the book of Ephesians in order to explore how the Gospel should inform our understanding of how we use things like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and the like.

This Sunday, we continued our Lent sermon series focusing on biblical lamentation through the Psalms. This morning, we examined a national psalm among the Songs of Korah. The outline for the message is as follows:

1) The Importance of Knowing God’s Story (1-8)

2) The Challenge of Understanding God’s Ways (9-16)

3) The Work of Obeying God’s Word (17-22)

4) The Task of Seeking God’s Face (23-26)

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

This Sunday, we continued our Lent sermon series focusing on biblical lamentation through the Psalms. This morning, we examined a strikingly beautiful psalm with a particularly challenging concluding verse. The outline for the message is as follows:

1) The Candor of Faith in the Face of Evil (1-3)

2) The Defiance of Faith in the Midst of Anger (4-6)

3) The Restraint of Faith in the Pursuit of Justice (7-9)

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

Sow Tears, Reap Joy | Psalm 126 - April 14, 2019 by City Church STL

This Sunday, we continued our Advent series entitled "All in the Family." Over the course of Advent, we'll trace the lineage of Ruth all the way to Jesus, looking at each character through the lens of each week's Advent themes. Today, we considered Hezekiah, Ruth's great grandson (x11) in conjunction with the Advent theme of hope.