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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.

The author of Hebrews highlights three men in rapid succession. What does the fact that he emphasizes the final moments of their life instead of their finest moments teach us?

The story of Abraham and Isaac is one of the most famous stories in Genesis. It has been the subject of children's stories and works of philosophy. But what does it teach us about the nature of faith and how does it connect to the story of Jesus? Join City Church as we look together.  ***The sermon recorder failed to capture last weeks sermon, By Faith Sarah.

Abraham was called to leave his home and go to a place he had never seen. And God left out a lot of the details. How is Abrahams life and faith and encouragement to us and how does it point us to the life of Christ? Join City Church as we study the faith of Abraham together.

We often get distracted by the wrong details in the story of Noah and the Ark. Instead of focusing on the animals and the boat, what if we looked and God and Noah and their interactions in this story. Would it change the way we see it? Join City Church to find out.

Enoch is a character only mentioned in genealogies, here in Hebrews and once by Jude. And yet his faith is shown to us as an example to follow and a way of pointing us to Jesus. Listen in to find out what made the faith of this obscure character so significant.

The story of Cain and Abel is a brief story, where one of the characters never even speaks. Yet the writer of Hebrews sees this as a significant story of faith. Join City Church as we see why.

Many of the Psalms come from a style called Lament. What does lament mean and how can we learn to lament? What place does it have in the Christian life and how does it connect with Jesus? Join City Church as we look at Psalm 79

We as a culture are obsessed with security. But where does our real security come from?

Good News: the podcast is back! Bad News: it sounds like it was recorded on two tin cans and a piece of string. Join City Church as we see the way the psalmist uses repetition to drive home the point of God's faithfulness to us!

Why do good things happen to bad people? Why does it seem like the worst people always succeed? This Psalm asks exactly that question. And not only that, but Asaph shows us how to recalibrate our heart through worship so that we are no longer trapped by envy.

How do we make it through the tough times in life? Join City Church as visiting pastor, Chris Knaebel leads us through this psalm of ascent!

As Paul prepares to go to Jerusalem, he bids farewell to the leaders at the church at Ephesus. What should we learn about the attitudes of a leader from this text? How do those things relate to us all? And ultimately, where do we find Jesus in this text?

What sort of character do the men who serve as elders and deacons need to have? As we look at this list, we will not only see a picture of the character of these men, but also, a measuring stick for the work of grace in our lives. Ultimately, these list point us to our savior, Jesus.