City Church St. Pete

Many of us try to escape or grit our teeth and endure trials like the one we are going through now. But the Apostle Paul shows us another way, a way that is less self-focused and more focused on the pattern of Jesus and the gospel.

How can we have hope? Especially now, when it feels like anywhere we cast our anchor is shifting sand. Join City Church as we see together the place where our anchor holds!

What sort of things does God promise to his people in the midst of hard times? What does he ground those promises in? Join City Church as we look at the prophet Isaiah's words in 43:1-7.

How do you celebrate the resurrection of Jesus in the middle of a global pandemic? What hope do we have in uncertain times? Join City Church as we hear the words of the Apostle Peter as he reminds us how important the resurrection is to our hope!

How does a young church in a city respond to a crisis? What can we learn as we do the same? Join City Church as we look at 1st Thessalonians 1!

The early church faced persecution and natural disaster. How did this affect their faith? How did it propel them outward in mission? Join City Church as we look at Acts 11:19-30

In these trying times how does God speak? What does the Bible have to say in the midst of a global pandemic? Join City Church as we study Joshua 1 to see.

Why does God list lying twice in the list of things that he hates? Join City Church as we see the unbelief that lies underneath lying.

What are the things God really hates? First on the list from Proverbs 6 are haughty eyes. What does this mean? Do *we* have haughty eyes? Join City Church as we look at the story of King Uzziah and see.

What does delight have to do with Christianity? How do the stories of the woman at the well, the roman ruler, and the disciples teach us about the place of delight? Join City Church as we look at the second half of John 4 together.

Join City Church as we listen along to Pastor and Church Planter Jon Eagin as he teaches on Matthew 28:19-20, the Great Commission.

Our culture is riddled with shame, but we aren't alone. From the Garden of Eden, mankind has struggled with shame. So we should not be surprised that Jesus dealt with it in his ministry. Join City Church as we see how.

As Jesus ministry grows, the ministry of John the Baptist shrinks. Something John's disciples point out to him. How will John respond? What is about Jesus that changes the way John responds to Jesus fame and glory?

Jesus conversation with Nicodemus is one of the most famous passages of the Bible, but what does it mean? What does Jesus actually tell Nicodemus? Listen along with City Church as we hear the words of Jesus.

John 2 tells the story of Jesus making wine for a wedding and turning over tables in the temple. How do these two stories being grouped together teach us about the full picture of who Jesus is. Do we ignore part?

Jesus gathers his first disciples, but does it in a pretty unexpected way. Listen along with City Church as we see Jesus.

John begins his story of the life of Jesus by explaining who Jesus was and how that would change a persons life. Join City Church as we begin this new series together!

The night of Jesus birth, Angels burst into the sky outside of Bethlehem. How does their song encourage us to love and see Jesus today? Join City Church as we look at this passage together.

Soon after the birth of Jesus, He is presented at the temple. In the midst of the chaos, Simeon steps forward to bless Jesus and his family. Listen along with City Church as we hear his song!

As Mary finds out that she is pregnant with the Messiah, she bursts into song! Listen along with City Church as we learn from her song.

Jesus' relative Zechariah sang a song about the coming of the Messiah in Luke 1. What can we learn from this beautiful song? Join City Church as we listen together.

Join City Church as we hear Rev. Lee Wright, campus minister with Reformed University Fellowship at UCF, as he preaches Philippians 2:12-18.

At the end of Hebrews 11 the author begins to run through the history of Israel in rapid succession. What ties all these men and women together and how do they point to Jesus? Listen in with City Church to find out.

The author of Hebrews turns his attention from individuals to talk about the faith of all of the people of Israel, especially around the crossing of the Red Sea and the Battle of Jericho. What ties these stories together and how do they inform our faith in Jesus? Join City Church as we look at the scripture together.

Moses makes one of the most significant faith decisions, abandoning his place in Pharaoh's palace to identify with God's people. How does this challenge our ambitions and point us to Jesus? Join City Church as we look at this passage together.