With so many things vying for our attention, how do we put our identity in Christ, and be a unified body to expand the Kingdom? In this talk we discuss what Paul writes about in Ephesians chapter 3 & 4.

As we read the parable of the wise and foolish builder this Sunday we see the importance of building on the foundations of Christ's commands.

Throughout the Gospels there are moments when Jesus’ disciples had a choice…to go the way of the crowd, or to go the way of Jesus. Jesus never looked to draw the crowds, even though they followed Him. He looked for true disciples, people who would love Him and follow His way, no matter the cost.

Our lives are filled with planning, yet we have no idea what will happen tomorrow. We know all the right concepts and ideas of being a Christian, but do we live them out?

Even though the call into faith never ends, it is so easy to find ourselves stagnating in our faith journey. In his last sermon as our lead Pastor, Al reflects on the journey of faith we have been on as a church and encourages us to move forward pressing on into faith in our lives and as a church.

God's Call on our lives often seems unlikely...including when He says we will do 'greater things' than He did (John 14:12). This week, as Al reflects on God's call to plant CityChurch, he shares the key to pursuing the call of God and invites us to put that into practice in the years ahead.

Before the biggest moments of challenge, change and opportunity in the biblical narrative, God has often told His people to remember! To remember their story and what God has done for them. This month we are going to be looking back in order to look forward to the next chapter of CityChurch's own story.

When we are going through hard times, it is easy for our spiritual fire to slowly fade. Looking at what the disciples did right, wrong and what they believed when a storm threatened to drown them, Niki helps us regain our faith and spiritual fire no matter what life's thrown at us.

We can never experience the adventure of faith, the very life that Jesus has called us too, when we are too safe and too comfortable. Today, choose to take that step, have that talk, go to that neighborhood, choose to walk in faith.

Reflecting on his past 15 years as a Pastor, Al shares the one thing that he has seen quash our spirituality more than anything else. What is it? Are we willing to address it and if so, how can we do that so we can re-ignite our spiritual fire at this time!