Believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is incredibly difficult; dare I say, impossible. But saving faith expresses itself even in these words: "I do believe! Help my unbelief."

As we approach Good Friday and Easter Sunday, it's a perfect time to remind ourselves of what God was up to, in the work and person of Jesus Christ. In his life, death and resurrection. If we were to summarize God's activity in Jesus, it would be calle...

Sean Little, Community and Teaching Pastor, wraps up this year's City Church At The Movies series focusing on one of the most celebrated films of the year, La La Land!

City Church At The Movies continues! This week we look at the film "Hell or High Water," which received an Academy Award nomination for 'Best Film.' Lead Pastor Jeff Kinkade speaks from the intersection of our culture and the gospel.

City Church At The Movies returns! One of our only annual traditions, where we consider films that have received an Academy Award nomination for Best Film. Speaking from the intersection of our culture and the gospel, lead pastor Jeff Kinkade considers...

Sean Little (Community and Teaching Pastor) finishes a mini-series entitled A Foolish Father; concluding of one of Jesus most famous parables, the parable of the prodigal son. We pay special attention to the older brother and his relationship with the ...

Sean Little, Community and Teaching Pastor, teaches through the first half of one of Jesus most famous parables. One that commonly carries a different title, but which many parents would refer to as A Foolish Father.

We conclude our Catching Fire series with a deviation; collectively partaking in the precursors of revival: prayer, repentance and confession. | The Cross Changes Everything and is the very source of revival; in our hearts, our church, and our world.

As we continue our "Catching Fire" sermon series, lead pastor Jeff Kinkade considers the goodness of God as the third and final stage of revival. Bring whatever response you may have to that declaration as you consider this sermon, entitled "Goodness."