In a stirring account of Jesus’ battle with mental anguish, we discover some of what he offers us in our daily experience of mental health and illness. Whether our struggle is temporary, long term, or situational, in this teaching we find three ways that Jesus offers us strength and comfort.

When you hit a wall in your mental health, it can feel completely isolating and hopeless. In this lesson, Josh shares from his personal battle with anxiety,  four lessons from Scripture that can practically help us find peace. These aren't a quick fix, but instead are four tools we can use throughout our lives, as we deal with the ebb and flow of anxiety.

So often in life our plans for the future get changed, or even shattered, by life. When this happens it is easy to sink into despair. One tool God provides to rescue us is his daily provision. How we choose to engage with his daily grace can profoundly affect our mental health.

Have you ever had a thought come so strongly to your mind that it just seemed to take over? This week we’ll look at Paul’s admonition to have a “self controlled mind” and apply that to our own lives today. Can we learn to think about what we think about, rather than letting our thoughts control us?

Have you ever felt abandoned by God? When pain and suffering enter our lives, they sometimes end up hurting, or even destroying, our faith. In this Easter message we look at how even Jesus felt abandoned by God, and how we find him in our suffering as he walks with us through the fire.

If you spend any extended period of time in a church, you will invariably get scars. Church is a place for broken people finding healing from a loving God. And when broken people come together, sometimes they hurt each other. Sometimes, badly. If you are stuck feeling disillusioned with Church and Christians, this message is meant to help you ask some questions that may make starting towards the next chapter of your life in faith community possible.

Many of us have been hurt or let down by friends and family this year. How can we avoid getting stuck in that pain and bitterness and instead turn the page to the next chapter of our lives? How can we, like Jesus, choose forgiveness over vengeance?

In week two of our Deep and Wide Series, we share what makes CityLight tick. What values are at the core of the culture at CityLight that we are trying to create, and that supports our vision?

This week we dive into why we exist as a church, and what your place can be in the life changing vision God has given us!