City Church St. Pete

Guest Preacher: Rev. Drew Bennet. Join City Church as we hear pastor Drew describe the calm and quiet soul that Jesus is leading us to through Psalm 131.

James cautions us about a perfunctory type of reading and hearing of God's word. But he also paints a beautiful picture of how the Word of God works to change us from the inside out. Listen along with City Church as we find out how.

James continues his discussion of trials in the Christian life by contrasting them with temptation and showing how our sinful desires give birth to sin and death. Then James reminds us of our hope in Jesus and His word gives birth to life in us!

James is a book devoted to wisdom in the Christian life. Listen in with City Church as we explore the first 11 verses of the book!

The prophet Ezekiel delivers God's message against the shepherds of Israel. This text helps us not only understand what bad leaders look like, but invites us to look to the Good Shepherd.

The New Covenant is important to our faith as Christians and points us back to Jesus time on earth. Listen with City Church as we hear the Word of God. **Note: Due to technical difficulties, the recording cuts off part way through the sermon**

Jesus coming to earth is a stunning picture of humility. Learn with City Church that the way up is the way down.

The birth of Jesus makes peace between God and man and out of this peace, joyful hearts grow!

Jesus comes to give us rest, to free us from fear, and to teach us how to love one another.

Haggai's final 2 prophecies come on the same day. One is to the people and the other to their leader, Zerubbabel. In these two statements, Haggai shows us how God blesses us and where that blessing is going to come from! Listen in with City Church as we hear God's Word.

Upon restarting construction on the Temple, the people of Israel become discouraged. What is God going to say through Haggai to them in this moment and how does that point us to Jesus? Listen in with City Church.

Ezra was joined in teaching the people of Israel after the Exile by the prophets Haggai. What could Haggai's call to rebuild the temple have to do with us and with Jesus? Listen in as we find out together.

The book of Ezra concludes with the people repenting of their sins and turning to God. We can learn a lot about the nature of repentance and the beauty of Jesus in this passage. Listen in with City Church!

As Ezra returns, he is astonished by the people of Israel's failure to keep one particular portion of the Law. What could his repentance teach us about our lives in following Jesus?

Join City Church as Paul Hahn, director of Mission to North America shows us how the kingdom of God grows from Matthew 13:31-34.

This chapter begins with a simple back and forth about a building permit. But it ends in a glorious party that points our hearts towards Jesus. Listen in with City Church as we consider Ezra 6 together.

The people of Israel have spent years in discouragement. Once they start rebuilding the temple, things will turn around, right? Or does God have other plans for them, and for us.

Things were going along just fine for the people of Israel until they weren't. How would they deal with 100 years of discouragement? How do we?

As the people begin to live in the land again, they make worship a first priority. 

How does the story of the return of Israelite exiles from Babylon remind us about the Exodus and teach us about our lives? Listen along with City Church as we find out.

As Jesus concludes his public ministry he is faced with crowds who do not believe in Him. In this passage, we see the Glory of God in the forefront of everything Jesus says. Learn along with City Church as we conclude our series on John chapters 1-12.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem for passover, He knows the time is coming for His death. What do these stories of the first few days of the last week of Jesus' life teach us? Listen in with City Church as we hear God's Word.

Jesus travels to Jerusalem to celebrate Hanukkah. As he does, he is confronted with the Messianic expectations of the residents of Jerusalem. How he responds tells us about who God is and what Jesus came to do.

Just after the man born blind was cast out of the synagogue, Jesus told the only parable in the Gospel of John. Jesus tells us that he is the door of the sheep and the Good Shepherd. Join City Church as we learn about Jesus, our Good Shepherd.

How does a man born blind teach us how to see Jesus clearly? Join City Church as we look at John 9.