Often the issues we need to talk about most are the ones we are most afraid to disclose. But there is healing in sharing our weakness with trusted others. God's idea of community is one where we all have people to share our struggles with, receive prayer, and find healing.

At CityLight we are passionate about creating a community that is loving and welcoming. One important ingredient is humility - the ability to put others before ourselves. Our sending pastor, Bruce Latshaw of the Barn Vineyard Church, encourages us to be humble towards God AND each other!

It is easy to have shallow relationships. Deeper, lasting, and meaningful relationships take work. Are you willing to do the hard work for relationships?

In the first message in our "One Another" series, Jonathan Latshaw talks about the power of encouragement and 3 practical ways we can be a positive influence in the lives of those around us.

We are all writing a story of our lives - are we writing the story we MEAN to write? If you could change one thing about your story - what would it be? What can you do today to make that change and live the story God has prepared for you?

God has a beautiful plan for your brokenness - but we have a choice whether we partner with that plan or become stuck in our pain.

Although we may pursue many avenues of longing in our lives, nothing will truly satisfy our longing for God. Are we creating space for God in our lives? If not, everything else will "never be enough."

God invites all of us to live outside the box of the status quo. In fact, he wants to partner with us to make a difference in the lives of those around us. Christian covers one practical way we can do this, by listening to those "nudges" that God gives us to reach out to others!

Not every dream will come true - but if that fact keeps us from ever dreaming big, what things will we miss out on? God puts dreams in the hearts of his children. But are we too afraid to actually dream them? What if the greatest life God has for you involved you daring to dream a little? Or even a lot...