Sunday service

When faced with tragedy, suffering, and injustice, many of us ask "How long, Lord?" The prophet Habakkuk offers lessons on how to posture our interior lives in these seasons of wondering, waiting, and questioning.

11.11.18 You Are A Mystic by CityChurch

We've all heard the "love" passage in 1 Corinthians read at weddings, and it's easy to romanticize love when we're watching a couple tie the knot. But what is love, really? And where is it manifesting (or not) in your own life?

Just like a teacher with his students, Jesus tailors his feedback and guidance to the passions, proclivities and personalities of his disciples. What is Jesus saying to YOU?

Wondering what the Christian life is all about? One Bible writer boiled it down to this: Do justice, love kindness, walk humbly with God.

What if true religion and true spirituality has nothing to do with custom, ritual, and tradition?

Jesus told his disciples to be different. Salty, actually--so that others could taste and see what God is like.

When bad things happen to our friends, how should we respond? It's easy to offer cliched advice when what they really need is our presence and our comfort. Job's friends offer an example of what NOT to do.

The psalmist urged people not to put their trust in "princes" (by that we think he meant the influential, the ones with power and money) because human plans fail at some point, no matter how good they are. Explore with us what it means to make God our ultimate place of trust even in the midst of pain, suffering or evil.

A woman who'd bled for 12 years put it all on the line to get close to Jesus. And her faith made her well--body, soul, and spirit.