It's a normal part of the Christian life to experience God as we immerse ourselves in the Scriptures. Click below for last Sunday's sermon in our series, "Opening to God."

"Tasting and Drinking"

It's a normal part of the Christian life to have supernatural and spiritual experiences as we follow Jesus. Listen into last Sunday's sermon in our series, "Opening to God."

"Experiencing God"

It's a normal part of the Christian life to have supernatural and spiritual experiences as we follow Jesus. Listen into last Sunday's sermon in our series, "Opening to God."

"The Prayer of Indifference" (Honest Advent Wk 3)

Advent scriptures invite us to prepare for the coming King Jesus--not just his future coming but his coming to us in our every-day lives. Preparation of our hearts to receive him has to do with us being prepared to be pliable to whatever the Lord's will is in our lives, or in other words, "indifferent" to the will of God.

"Embrace the Journey of Conversion" (Honest Advent Wk 2)

Advent scriptures invite us to prepare for the coming King Jesus--not just his future coming but his coming to us in our every-day lives. Preparation of our hearts to receive him has to do with us being continually willing to change, repent, and experience conversion in any and every place of our lives. Listen in to find out what the journey looks like.

The readings for this Sunday invite each of us to lift up our souls and our heads to God in the midst of the chaos that seems to surround us at all times. This Advent season, we invite you to a practice of silence and solitude that allows you to sit with God with all of your longings and emotions. Together, we'll witness his "advent" (coming) to us in both the joyful and confusing moments of our days.

(Luke 21, Psalm 25)

Feel free to use this recording to do your own home practice of Lectio Divina, a practice of slowly reading and re-reading Scripture as a means of furthering closeness to God.

Wherever Jesus went, he announced that the Kingdom of God had come near. But ironically, His "kingdom" (unlike the kingdom of Caesar) distributed treasure to the sick and needy, the poor in life or poor in spirit. Listen in to our interactive services as we explore how we, too, can inherit and enter this upside-down Kingdom of God.

Wherever Jesus went, he announced that the Kingdom of God had come near. But ironically, His "kingdom" (unlike the kingdom of Caesar) distributed treasure to the sick and needy, the poor in life or poor in spirit. Listen in to our interactive services as we explore how we, too, can inherit and enter this upside-down Kingdom of God.

CityChurch exists to nurture a Jesus-centered COMMUNITY that reveals God's love to one another and the world around us.

Miss our Sunday service? Listen in on an interactive service where we explore the nature of Jesus-centered community in the early church (Acts 2:42).