CityLife Church - Audio Sermons Podcast

In this message, Mark Conner reflects on the courage of both the ANZACs and today’s mission workers as a source of inspiration for all of us in our daily lives.

God is for you all the time - in the good and the bad, when you're doing great and when you fail, in disappointments, discouragements, extraordinary trouble and in pain. God is all-powerful, always loving, and ready to help you - right now! Believe God is for you and will see you through! Join Frank Damazio now as he shares his personal experience.

In this message, Josiah Conner looks at how the church is not just called to be excavators of what God has done but explorers of what He is yet to do.

God’s heart beats for lost people. Jesus told a story about two lost sons. We are all on a journey to find our way back to God, some out of a life of rebellion and others out of a good moral life. Join Kim Hammond now as he brings us to rethink what God is like and how He feels about lost sons.

In this Good Friday message, Mark Conner unpacks the meaning of this significant day in the Christian calendar and the good news that Jesus came to bring to each person.

God’s idea about taking the gospel to the ends of the earth was realised with a marginalised eunuch and an obedient disciple. Nicole Conner will look at this scandalous story of Acts 8:26-50 and the questions they shared.

‘Chappy’ Mark Bateman, explores the simple, yet profoundly anointed impact that friendships has on those around you!

The Book of Acts tells the story of a Christ risen, Spirit come and a Kingdom work that was destined to spread. It is a story that was 'to be continued' and we are that continuation. Join Dan Lian now as he explores further on the story.

In this two part series, Andrew Chisholm explores how Missional Imagination can help us communicate God’s story more effectively in times of rapid social change and uncertainty.

In this two part series, Andrew Chisholm explores how Missional Imagination can help us communicate God’s story more effectively in times of rapid social change and uncertainty.