Mission City Church w/ Pastor Josh Hershey

Join us this morning as revel in the glories of being the beloved of Jesus Christ! After Christ presented the bride with new creation life she sings, "My beloved is mine, and I am His." We will discover in this message what it means to possess Christ, what it means for Christ to possess us, how we press forward even in the midst of shadows of the world, and why we can rest assured that nothing can separate us from the love of God poured out in Christ Jesus our Lord!

Join us as we continue our series on the Power of the Creed. We will be covering the material from chapter 3 of the book. Why does the Creed start with “belief"? Why is important to confess “one God”? What does it mean to call God “the Father Almighty”? Join us as we delve into these essential truths of our faith!

In Song of Songs 2:8-15 we see the church which has been in a state of sweet rest in Christ’s embrace is woken by her Lover to a new assignment. Christ calls His bride to “rise up and come away” (Song of Songs 2:10). He has created an eternal spring and He calls us to enter into the glories of new creation life. To rise in resurrection strength from our sweet rest and to be a sent out as an ambassador to the nations. Singing forth His praises and not allowing any of the work of the enemy to spoil His fruitfulness in our lives. Join us!

Join us as we delve into Song of Songs 2:1-7. Here we see Christ presented as the Rose of Sharon, the Church as a lily among thorns, Christ as a beautiful fruit tree among a forest of barren trees, and a triumphal banner over the church which reads “LOVE.” We must not be awakened from this love! We must rest in the arms of Christ and dream this wondrous dream of love until it becomes reality in our lives! Christ declares, “Do not stir up nor awaken my beloved!”

Join us as we continue our series on the Power of the Creed. We will be covering the material from chapter 2 the book. You will learn about who the ‘apostolic fathers’ are as well as what a ‘creed’ is. Is the Nicene Creed biblical? Should we read the writings of Christians from the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th centuries that have been preserved? How should we think about these things? Join us!

In Song of Songs 1:9-17 we see Christ and the Church shower each other with words of love! In this section of the Song we see the church is described as a warrior bride who has been bejeweled by the Father, Son, and Spirit. Christ is the One who dwells in the Church’s heart by faith and makes her fragrant. The church is meant to be a chaste virgin with dove’s eyes. And everything that Christ possesses is ours through union with Him. Join us!

Join us as we kick off our new Bible Study series on the power of the Nicene Creed. We will be covering the material from chapter 1 of our book. What is “the church”? How does belief transform us? How will we respond when we are at a “crossroads” in life? Join us!

Join us for our Sunday morning worship service! We are blessed to be joined this morning by Mark Nauroth. Mark is the author of a wonderful new book titled Power of the Creed. Mark will be sharing about ‘what the creed is and why it matters’ as we get ready to kick off a new series about the fundamentals of the faith on Wednesday Nights. It is so important for us to be able to say “I know whom I have believed” alongside the great apostle Paul (2 Timothy 1:12).

Join us as Mission City Church youth leader, Israel Nunez, shares the Word. In the New Testament we are told to take Job as an example of suffering, patience, and steadfastness (Job 5:10-11). In the middle of the storms of life we need to trust the LORD like Job. We need to be confident that LORD will work all things together for good!

Join us as we continue to uncover marvelous truths from the Song of Songs. Jesus is the "one whom we love" (Song of Songs 1:7). He is EVERYTHING good about us! We will see in this passage of the Song how Jesus is the Good Shepherd who constantly desires to lead and guide us to green pastures and bring rest to our souls. He sees the church (you and me!) as the “fairest among women” and He calls us to “follow the footsteps” of our leaders and those who have gone before us (Song of Songs 1:8).