City Community Church

Living a life closer to the Word and closer to Christ is like having autocorrect turned on for our thoughts and actions. The further away we get from Him, the more we tend to spiral to needlessly dramatic and worrisome existence.

If you plant your life in the ground, allow it to be buried and die and resurrected again to follow in Jesus, what kind of opportunities will it provide?

What would it look like, if this week you shared with someone in your community here at City Community Church an "uncropped" view of your life; unfiltered, in full perspective?

This Kingdom of God thing depends on us listening to the Word, accepting what we've heard, and then acting on it.  When will you jump into action?  When will you start actively listening?

Listen:  We need to be open to listening but also willing to apply it to the surrounding community.Lean:  Be willing to sustainably grow our relationships within our community.Live:  What are you doing to live creatively and affect change within your community?

There are times in our life where we find out that the path we have chosen is not the right one and we have to make a U-Turn to get going in the right direction.

True lasting change starts with an inward decision that will manifest itself with outward actions.

Today Lyndon asks the uncomfortable question "Do we believe what we read in the Bible? And if we do, how is our life different from those that don't believe."

A healthy fear of God will lead to action while an unhealthy fear will lead to paralysis.

Many times we as Christians are content to play it safe and just coast through life but is that what God really wants us to do?

Does your familiarity with God lead to a deeper more fuller relationship with Him?

Are you yielded to the plans and purposes of God, or do you just think you are? What are you yielding? What does it look like to live a life surrendered to God?

What will you do with your life in a time of God's discipline? What is God's will isn't always necessarily smooth sailing and can seem like punishment, but he's really just being a responsible parent.

Today Nathan continues in the "I Am Jonah" series and asks the question, "What's it going to look like for you to be unnormally normal?"

Today Dr. Mike Elmore shares from Genesis and Exodus on how God is constantly pursuing a relationship with us.

Today Nathan continues the series on Jonah and makes the statement "Don't sleep like Jonah".

Today Nathan continues to look at Jonah by asking the question:  Are we misunderstanding or disunderstanding what God is trying so clearly to communicate to us for our lives.

Today Lyndon continues the I Am Jonah series by calling attention to our occassional reluctance to serve. In comparison, God didn't give up on a flawed Jonah to carry out His mission.

What would it look like to, in your own life, obey what you already know and have some sacrifice in your life for the kingdom of God?

Today Nathan talks about how living a life in Christ opens up our lives to others and how generosity will follow naturally.