The resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation to transformation. In this powerful Easter message, we unpack Romans 6:4 and the call to newness of life. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, we’re invited to die to our old ways and truly live—fully alive, fully free, and made new.

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This is the hope of Easter. This is the power of the resurrection.

When the teaching gets tough and the crowd starts thinning out, the question remains: Will you follow or walk away? In this week’s message from John 6, we explore the moment when Jesus’ followers were faced with a hard truth—and had to choose between comfort and commitment. Jesus isn’t just a giver of life; He is the life we need. Real discipleship means more than showing up—it means believing, trusting, feeding on His Word, and sharing Him with the world.

Storms in life are inevitable—but how we walk through them makes all the difference. In this message, we learn five key lessons from Jesus calming the storm, including the truth that a storm with Jesus is better than a kingdom without Him. Discover how His presence, voice, and power don’t just help us survive life’s storms—they help us grow through them.

What do you do when the need is greater than the resources? In the miraculous feeding of the 5,000, Jesus not only meets the need—He exceeds all expectations. This week, we’ll explore how Jesus sees our needs, invites us to serve, and transforms the little we have into more than enough. When placed in His hands, everything becomes better. Are you trusting Him to do more than you expect?

equal with the Father, offers eternal life to those who believe, and presents five powerful witnesses to confirm His identity. Yet, many refused to believe. This week, we’ll examine why faith requires hearing, believing, and responding—and how Jesus exposes the root of unbelief. Are you ready to move from doubt to faith?

Are you stuck waiting for a breakthrough? In John 5, Jesus meets a man who has been waiting for healing for 38 years—and changes everything with just a word. This week, we’ll uncover six truths about faith, doubt, and obedience. No matter where you are—waiting, struggling, or stepping into something new—Jesus is calling you to something better. Will you trust Him and take the next step?

Faith isn’t just personal—it’s meant to grow and impact others. This week, we see how one man’s trust in Jesus led to his entire household believing. Faith seeks, stretches, stands, and ultimately spreads. Are we trusting God at His word or waiting for Him to act our way? Join us as we explore the power of true faith.

In this week’s message, “Look and See,” we are challenged to shift our focus from the physical to the spiritual. Using the story of the Samaritan woman and Jesus' interaction with her, we see how Jesus transforms lives and sends us to do the work of God.

Jesus tells His disciples, "My food is to do the will of Him who sent me," teaching us that serving God brings fulfillment and eternal reward. As He encourages His followers to see the fields ready for harvest, we are reminded of the joy, purpose, and partnership in serving God's mission.

Join us as we learn to see the world through Jesus' eyes, with hearts ready to share His message of salvation.

This week, we explore John 4:1-28 and the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. We see how Jesus pursues relationship, reveals the deeper issues of the heart, and offers living water—true fulfillment found only in Him.

Sin leaves us thirsty, but Jesus satisfies completely. His mercy, wisdom, and grace transform lives, just as they did for the woman at the well. When we truly encounter Him, we can't help but share Him with others. Join us for this life-giving message!

This week at CityView Jared dives into John 3:22-36, where John the Baptist reminds his disciples—and us—of our God-given assignments. As Jesus' influence grows, John humbly embraces his role, declaring, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

This message challenges us to find joy in our God-given purpose, remain faithful in our changing assignments, and recognize that true life is found in Christ alone. Join us as we explore humility, purpose, and the ultimate authority of Jesus.