Christ City Church, Washington DC

In our sermon series, Acts of the Spirit, Pastor Andrea Ackermann preaches on Acts 5:1-11 and God's life-giving presence in the Body of Christ.

In this week of our series, Acts of the Spirit, Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on Acts 4:23-31 and on offering prayers of praise and petition in light of God's promises.

This week in our sermon series on Acts, Pastor Justin Fung preaches on Acts 3:1-4:22 and doing the will of God in the name of Jesus. RESOURCES Bible Project, “How the Holy Spirit Works in the Bible.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNNZO9i1Gjc& Justin B. Fung, Learning to Live , “The Holy Spirit.” https://www.learningtolive.app/week-5-day-1-the-holy-spirit Resources from the Telos Group to lea...

This week in our Acts series, Rev. Dr. Eun K. Strawser preaches on the work of the Holy Spirit through community. Rev. Dr. Eun K. Strawser is the co-vocational lead pastor of Ma Ke Alo o (which means "Presence" in Hawaiian), missional communities multiplying in Honolulu, HI, a community physician, and previously an executive leader at the V3 Movement, the church planting arm of the BGAV. She is an...

This week in our Acts series, Pastor Lisa Rodriguez-Watson preaches on Acts 2:14-41 and the work of the Holy Spirit through promises, power, and practice. As we study the book of Acts, we’ll ask: What does the Spirit look, sound, and feel like? What are the signs of the Spirit's movement? And where might the Spirit be leading us today?

In week two of this series, Acts of the Spirit, Pastor Matthew Watson guides us through Acts 2:1-13 and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

In this series through the book of Acts, we’ll explore the powerful and transformative role of the Holy Spirit in the early church and how that connects to our lives today. We hope to deepen our understanding of how the Spirit worked in the world after Jesus’ ascension and, in turn, gain insight into how the Spirit moves now, always pointing us to Jesus. Together, we’ll ask: What does the Spirit l...

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on ⁠Psalm 133, a Psalm that celebrates unity and belonging.

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. This week, Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on ⁠ Psalm 128 and God's invitation for us to walk...

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. In week four of this series, Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on ⁠ Psalm 124 ⁠ and our journey with...

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. In week three of this series, Pastor Andrea Ackermann preaches on ⁠ Psalm 122 ⁠ and our faith jou...

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. In week two of this series, Pastor Lisa Rodriguez-Watson preaches on Psalm 121 and how God guards...

In this series, we will walk through the Psalms of ascent and consider the truths these ancient songs may have for us as we engage in our own summer of pilgrimage. We will consider our own joys and sorrows, our own disappointment with God and God’s people, our own hope for forgiveness and deliverance. Pastor Matthew Watson begins this series in Psalm 120 as he talks about vulnerability in corporat...

As we enter a summer of change and sojourn, let us enter knowing that God is with us, ahead of us, and for us. Let us journey together this summer, individually and collectively knowing that God has a plan and purpose for us. Pastor Matthew Watson starts off this series discussing the faith of those who followed God into the unknown according to Hebrews 11:8-10, 13-16 .

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. On Pentecost Sunday, the last Sunday of this series, Pastor Justin Fung talks about the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. [Acts 2:1-8, 37-47]

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. In week four of our current series, three panelists talked about mission. [ Acts 2:42-47 ]

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. In week five of our series, guest preacher, Rich Rivera, speaks about a mission-minded life according to Acts 2:42-47 Born and raised in New York City, Rich has dedicated over 22 years to urban ministry and church planting. He honed his skills through Redeemer City to City&...

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. In week four of our current series, three panelists talked about community. [ Acts 2:42-47 ]

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. In week three of this series, guest preacher, Ken Wytsma, talks about community and individualism. [ Matthew 28:1-20 ]

Worship, Community, and Mission have often been referred to as the three pillars that mark the spiritual lives of the church. In week two of our current series, Pastor Matthew Watson interviews three panelists from Christ City Church in a discussion about worship. [Romans 11:36-12:1]

Kicking off a new series around Christ City Church's core practices (Worship, Community, and Mission), Pastor Matthew Watson points us to the early church's example and what worship looks like for us today. [Acts 2:42-47] -- Resources: - Sacred Pathways Survey: https://go.christcitydc.org/sacredpathways - Typing Test: https://ratatype.com

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Justin Fung concludes our journey through Learning to Live, inviting us to remember the promise of new life. [Matthew 28:1-10, 16-20]

This week in our Learning to Live series, Pastor Matthew Watson reminds us that we are a sent people whose mission is to embody the presence of God. [John 20:19-23]

This week in our Learning to Live series, Pastor Justin Fung looks at what it means to be the Church. [ 1 Peter 2:4-5, 9-12 ]

This week in our Learning to Live series, Kiry Murray preaches on the Bible as a lamp for our feet and a light for our path according to Psalm 119:105 . They recognize that Scripture has been used to harm and point us toward the hope that Scripture can also be used to heal. Kiry Murray (They/Them) is an intern at Christ City and a Seminary student at Wesley Theological Seminary.