City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons

Proverbs 6 helps us better honor God with our wealth and our work.

In Proverbs 31, the man who fears the Lord finds four essential elements of faithful leadership in the home, the church, and the world. 1. Avoid Sexual Immorality 2. Watch the Influences that Control You 3. Lead, Protect, and Defend Your People 4. Consider the Value of a Wise Wife

In Proverbs 3:1-12 we learn that wisdom rewards those who pursue it. 1. Obedience leads to satisfaction 2. Godliness leads to honor 3. Trust leads to ease 4. Humility leads to wellness 5. Giving leads to plenty 6. Discipline leads to our good

Life is complicated… and we need guidance. As we embark on this summer series, do you want to live life well? Proverbs will help. Introducing this book by answering three questions: 1. Why care about skillful living? 2. How do we obtain skillful living? 3. What is the essence of skillful living?

It's been said that those who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it. We learn 5 lessons from Nahum 2-3: 1. God's Word Is Perfect & True 2. Earthly Success Is Temporary 3. Judgement Is Rightly Earned, Grace Is Freely Given 4. God Will Humble the Proud 5. Make Sure Your Repentance Lasts

What happens when God's gracious pardon is rejected? In Nahum CH 1 we learn that God is a Warrior who judges His enemies, but also a stronghold for those who take refuge in Him. God is not safe... but He is Good.

Today’s pressures for success in parenting, education, work, and relationships are at times unbearable. But how can we truly be successful? Psalm 127 has the answer. 1. The Blueprint for Success 2. The Model of Success

Running to win the prize.

Ephesians 2:11-22 1. The Grand Mystery of Ethnic Unity 2. A Perfect Picture of Ethnic Unity

Time to apply Jonah chapter 4. Let’s learn 4 lessons on how to be less like Jonah, & more like Jesus. 1. Know the Heart of Your God 2. Avoid Ministerial Idolatry 3. Value Life Created in the Image of God 4. Meditate on the Reality of Heaven & Hell

The purpose of Jonah has been to show you how God pursues sinners, how God fulfills His global plan, and to contrast the difference of God’s heart and ours. And chapter 4 is the key to understanding Jonah. And as we walk through this final chapter, we want to accomplish two goals: 1. Marvel at God’s Mercy 2. Analyze Your Own Heart Are we more like Jonah, or more like Jesus?

Do we understand repentance? Features of Repentance: 1. Fierce Conviction 2. Healthy Sorrow 3. Astonishing Reverence 4. Great Mercy

If we don't properly understand our proper role in evangelism, then we will either be too intimidated to do it, or we will mess it up. Jonah 3:1-5 helps us see God's recipe for revival. 1. God Uses An Available Messenger 2. God Uses His Powerful Word 3. God Produces Spiritual Transformation

Alberto was first called to ministry during his last year in college, when the Lord providentially used John Piper’s biographical sermon on the life of Adoniram Judson to stir in him a passion for evangelism and pastoral ministry. After graduation, he moved to Guadalajara (Mexico), where he began teaching in several Bible studies and weekly youth gatherings. God used this time to show him the need...

Celebrating CBC's 2 year anniversary! 4 Progressive steps that move the defiant heart to a grateful one: 1. A Thankful Heart, Admits It’s Defiance (v.3–4) 2. A Thankful Heart Recognizes It’s Hopelessness (v.5-6a) 3. A Thankful Heart Turns to God (v.6b-8) 4. A Thankful Heart Responds With Life Altering Praise (v.9)

The book of Jonah contains much irony. The major theme of irony is how can we who have experienced the great compassion of God, not extend it to others? In Jonah 1 :4-16 we learn 4 other ironic lessons: 1. A Compassionate Catastrophe 2. A Resting Rebel 3. Honorable Heathens 4. An Inadequate Instrument

A reminder for us to recognize & hate our defiance, as we look to the One who was perfectly obedient, Jesus Christ. Two scenes in Jonah 1:1-3: 1. Clear Instruction 2. Blatant Defiance

A sermon series to celebrate our church's two year anniversary. May the Lord challenge us to maintain our evangelistic zeal. As we introduce this book, here are four things you can expect from Jonah: 1. A Beautiful Biography 2. A Beautiful Picture Sovereignty 3. A Beautiful Picture Compassion 4. A Painful Display of Defiance

Asaph has witnessed the proud and wicked lead comfortable and successful lives, while he struggles. He agonizes over whether he has made the wrong choice in devoting himself to God. Let’s see how he deals with it, to help us deal with it. 1. Should the Righteous Envy the Wicked? 2. Should the Wicked Envy the Righteous?

Guest speaker, Keung Jinn, provides an overview of the Psalter and unpacks Psalm 2.

A challenge to make 2018 be a year of prayer & trust. We learn from Psalm 3 how to move from pain to praise in 3 stages: 1. A Frightful Situation 2. A Hopeful Gaze 3. A Gripping Trust

Psalm 15 asks an important question. A question that makes Christmas necessary and a question that every human being must answer. However, the Word of God not only presents the question, but provides the answer as well. 1. The Question (v.1) 2. The Answer (v.2-5)

Psalm 51 Let’s learn how to confess our sins from David’s model confession. 4 key steps for genuine confession: 1. Approach Your Merciful God 2. Hate Your Sin 3. Ask for Forgiveness 4. Vow to Praise

A psalm of thanksgiving for God's knowledge of us, but the result of this gratitude is fierce loyalty.

The goal of our time together is not to realize the impact the Bible had on reforming the church, but to ensure that you realize it’s power to reform your life. 1. The Bible Is a Living Book 2. The Bible Is a Penetrating Book 3. The Bible Is a Discerning Book