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Many times, we get stuck in our pasts or find ourselves longing for a better future. In week 5 of the “I Am” series, Jason reminds us that as the Resurrection and the Life, Jesus wants to untangle our past and give us hope in our present.

We often feel lost, alone, and scared, but we can be assured that Jesus is guiding, protecting, and providing for us in every moment. Listen and be encouraged to trust Jesus as the Good Shepherd in your everyday.

We are sheep! Jesus says in John 10 that He is the door of the sheep. Pastor Shannon takes a look at this statement from Jesus and explains what it says about who Jesus is and what it means for our lives.

Happy Sunday! Thank you for joining us online. We are continuing our teaching series on the 7 I Am statements of Jesus.

Every person on earth can be separated into one of two groups: those that know the satisfaction that Jesus brings and those who know nothing of it. In week 1 of “I Am,” Pastor Shannon looks at Jesus’ statement that He is the Bread of Life and reminds us that it is only in Christ that we can find true soul fulfillment.

We're so glad you're here this morning to spend time in reflection, repentance, and thankfulness during this special communion-centered service.

Deeper formation in Christ is often etched in hiddenness and mystery. Dr. Effler encourages us to embrace the mystery of Christ as we allow Him to shape us and lead us into our God-given destinies.

We’re so glad you’re here for our City Church Livestream! Be sure to engage in community while you’re here and click those reaction buttons! You can also share the service on your social feeds and invite friends to watch with you!

Who are you becoming? We are all being shaped daily into something whether we realize it or not. Listen to learn some of the ways we are unintentionally being formed every day into the people we are.

We must learn how to possess God’s presence right in the middle of the chaos of everyday life, and it will require intention and practice. This week, Pastor Shannon encourages us to “practice the presence,” so that our lives will begin to be shaped by Jesus.

What matters most in life is not what we do with our hands but what we allow Jesus to do in our hearts. This week, we are invited to begin the deep work of formation—a journey that can only be taken by following Jesus our Rabbi.

Pastor Shannon reminds us this week that nothing can separate us from this Christmas message: God is with us! Jesus stepped into our messy world and invited us into His world, so that we can Iive with peace.

Because Jesus is the Prince of Peace, we can have peace with God and peace within. To begin this series, Pastor Shannon invites us to embrace God’s peace this Christmas season.

We spend time in reflection, repentance, and thankfulness during this special communion-centered Advent service.

Are you constantly preoccupied with what you do not have, or have you learned to thank God for what you do have? In this sermon, we are challenged to have a grateful heart no matter the circumstances and reminded that a spirit of thanksgiving should be one of the most distinctive marks of followers of Jesus.

Embracing the gift of spiritual friendship as found in scripture makes much of God! In week 2 of “A Beautiful Way,” Pastor Shannon describes what spiritual friendship looks like and how it is designed to bring God glory in all things.

How much fruit do you want your spiritual life to bear? In week 1 of “A Beautiful Way,” we discuss how God uses spiritual pruning and find that if we want our lives to produce “much more fruit,” then we must be prepared for the pruning that will lead us there.

Hi City Church! We are so happy you’re here today! This is going to be such a beautiful time together to sing, pray, and learn more about God’s Word! Most importantly, be sure to listen to God’s voice and be ready to respond in faith.

Shame is a neurophysiological event that affects the entire body, and many of us are trapped by it. No matter how much shame is a part of your story, Jesus is offering you another way. Listen and be invited to take off the mask of shame and receive the living water Jesus provides.

We wear masks when we are afraid to show others who we truly are, but the masks we wear are built on false narratives created by the father of lies himself. In week 1 of this teaching series, we take a look at the mask of comparison and learn both what it does and how to combat it.