In this week's sermon CityLife begins looking at the beautifully intimate and complex subject of Sexuality. There is so much to say on the topic and even more questions to ask and so today we lay down the foundation for the series and begin where Scripture begins in Genesis 1 & 3. We are Sexual Beings. God made us this way and God said that it was very good. Lets begin to understand the Biblical worldview.

In this week's sermon our very own Carla Calderon preaches on Romans 15:13. In just one verse we learn that God is our hope...He fills us with joy and peace...He meets our believing in him...and somehow all of this happens in intimate relationship with the Holy Spirit. A lot to cover in just one verse but somehow it works beautifully.

In this week's sermon our District Superintendent, Kelvin Walker, comes to CityLife to preach to us about Labels & Identity. Preaching out of 1 Peter 2:9-10 Kelvin reminds us that though labels spoken over us (or self-spoken) steal us of who we truly are, God restores us by speaking truth and sharing our real identities as his children. "Mirror, Mirror in my hand, where does my identity stand?"

In this week's sermon we preach purpose! There is purpose in your soul and God made you to find it in him. God puts in every soul purpose and we connect with that purpose when we are in intimate relationship with him. So what if you don't know what your purpose is? How can you find it? What if your already a Christian and you haven't experienced this claim? Psalm 127 helps us to know. Let us discuss what to Build and what to Watch over in your life so that you can find your purpose.

In this year's Easter Sermon we look at some of Jesus' last words on cross. "Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?...My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Like everything that Jesus did, these words are painfully beautiful to hear and should bring every reader to consider Easter's true meaning in Psalm 22. Why did Jesus shout these words? How do they communicate Easter's promise for all to hear? Let's find out.

In this week's Palm Sunday we worship Jesus as The King. For two thousand years the church has celebrated Palm Sunday because on the Sunday before His resurrection Jesus was briefly worshiped for who He truly was, The King. Today, we join the global Church's chant as we also exalt Jesus as Our King. Today, we preach that Jesus is the better Jimmy Garoppolo (this reference will make sense soon, don't worry). He's the Prophesied King. He's the better Jehu. He's the Weeping King! Join us today as we worship our King!

In this week's sermon we are in the Open Table sermon series one last time. We've exhausted the book of Luke and now we turn our attention to one last table. There is still one great table that has not yet taken place. In Revelation we are shown one more table, one more meal, one more supper and feast. Let's see what happens at this table and why our Open Table series cannot finish without preaching about this meal.

In this week's sermon our Open Table series turns to Luke one last time to see how meaningful it is that the resurrected Jesus ate some broiled fish with his disciples. What can we learn about Jesus' bodily resurrection from this short meal? What does this story mean how for how we are called to live our lives? How does the bodily resurrection of Jesus change everything in creation? Let's find out.

In this week's sermon something astonishing happens in our Open Table sermon series. Jesus meets two of his followers on the road to Emmaus and then at a table for a meal after his resurrection! This is Jesus' first post resurrection meal and it may be the most peculiar story in all the gospels. In this story His disciples are kept from recognizing Him and then when their eyes are opened Jesus disappears right before them. Such a peculiar story let's hear more.

In this week's sermon we continue our Open Table series as we look at how Jesus redefines the true meaning of the Passover Meal. Jesus is the sacrificial lamb that this world needs and he takes center stage as he's eagerly waited to share this meal. With the cross and the resurrection this meal becomes one that saves the entire world. Let us see how.