What has Jesus done for you? When we realize who God is to us and what he has done in our lives, we react from a place of gratitude. This week, we dive into how to worship God passionately as individuals and as a church.

Have you ever been in a room and the vibe was bad? We as humans are selfish by nature, and it’s easy to focus on ourselves instead of others. This week we choose to remember that church isn’t about me it’s about the “us.” That’s what creates a vibe of full of friendship.

Who gains when you give? Cheerful giving is a part of who we are as a church, and we believe that God has called us to give from a grateful heart. Join us as we challenge misconceptions about tithing and as we choose to trust God as our source.

Need a dose of courage this week? God does not call us to a failure- or frustration-free future. Get encouraged as we talk about how God graces us for each season by building our confidence in Him!

Who are we as a church? Join us as we kick off our series on City Lift's core values! This week, Pastor Matt spoke on our mission as a church to reach our city and to love others in everything we do.

Guest pastor, Terrence Mullings, preaches on how the names we live under can propel us forward or hold us back. Learn about the identity God has called you to in this week's message!

Matt Rutter speaks on what a united church looks like from the inside out.

Is it possible you’re still fighting the same battle over and over again because you haven’t consulted how God wants to bring about the victory in your life? In this encouraging message from Pastor Matt Shull, learn how praise is above everything. If you are facing a Goliath and problem right now, this message is for you. Part 2 of Goliath Must Fall.

Hope has been hit hard in 2020. The amount of fear is palpable. We are fighting injustice. Everything feels overwhelming and its left many of us exhausted. Everything we are facing is real yet we, as the people of God, are not hopeless. Hope is a byproduct of being with Jesus. In fact, God is called the God of hope! We don’t have to face anything in this life alone. Nor do we have to fight evil without hope.

We invited Dr. Harold Lewis, the VP of Biblical Diversity in our network, to join us for this conversation. He is currently in Minneapolis helping the local church there. He shares about George Floyd’s funeral, painful personal experiences and how we can respond as a church family. This is an interview you don’t want to miss.