Cityline Church

Gratitude thrives best in the hearts of those who are stirred by the “good news” that, in Christ, they have freely received a love they could have never earned. It is a gift, it is grace, it for us and for it we give thanks.

As we live a life led by the Spirit, we have to understand that we will still endure struggles and hardship. In fact, there are times with the Spirit leads us into hard or unexpected things to help us continue to grow. There are also times where life just happens. But the question is, what comes out during the squeeze of life?

How do we prepare ourselves to stand firm so that we remain in step with the Holy Spirit, no matter what we go through?

Shoes, most everyone wears them in some form or other. You can tell a lot about a person by the kind of shoes they wear. You can usually tell what type of work they might do, what their hobbies and interests are, do they prefer comfort or fashion? Do they care about either? You can sometimes tell where they've been and even the direction their life is headed. 

Bishop Jack Sheets Senior shares what walking in his shoes has revealed about life with Jesus.

Shoes, most everyone wears them in some form or other. You can tell a lot about a person by the kind of shoes they wear. You can usually tell what type of work they might do, what their hobbies and interests are, do they prefer comfort or fashion? Do they care about either? You can sometimes tell where they've been and even the direction their life is headed. 

Susette Magana shares what walking in her shoes has revealed about life with Jesus.

Shoes, most everyone wears them in some form or other. You can tell a lot about a person by the kind of shoes they wear. You can usually tell what type of work they might do, what their hobbies and interests are, do they prefer comfort or fashion? Do they care about either? You can sometimes tell where they've been and even the direction their life is headed. 

Troy Mangram shares what walking in his shoes has revealed about life with Jesus.

Christian spirituality, without an integration of emotional health, can be deadly—to yourself, your relationship with God, and the people around you. Emotional health and spiritual maturity are inseparable. Fortunately, scripture speaks to the whole person and can teach us how to live emotionally and spiritually healthy lives.

Christian spirituality, without an integration of emotional health, can be deadly—to yourself, your relationship with God, and the people around you. Emotional health and spiritual maturity are inseparable. Fortunately, scripture speaks to the whole person and can teach us how to live emotionally and spiritually healthy lives.

Christian spirituality, without an integration of emotional health, can be deadly—to yourself, your relationship with God, and the people around you. Emotional health and spiritual maturity are inseparable. Fortunately, scripture speaks to the whole person and can teach us how to live emotionally and spiritually healthy lives.

Christian spirituality, without an integration of emotional health, can be deadly—to yourself, your relationship with God, and the people around you. Emotional health and spiritual maturity are inseparable. Fortunately, scripture speaks to the whole person and can teach us how to live emotionally and spiritually healthy lives.

Our world is filled with sadness, heartache, and imperfection—but it’s also packed with people who are called to make it better. Now’s not the time for you to stand back and wait. Nehemiah responds to God and to the unique thing that God had put on his heart and it changed the broken world that surrounded him. Our wreckage is an opportunity to re-focus, to restructure and to rebuild. God is inviting us, not just to believe in the impossible, but to be a part of it. You can’t do everything but you can do something.