City Rev Church

Integrity at work is something most people would agree is an important quality to have. But are there areas within our integrity that we might think are "okay" to disregard? All work is to be done as if we were doing it for the Lord Himself, so let's be fully honest in all we do and let God bless you as He did with Joshua in Genesis.

What is success? What does success look like? The Bible has a lot to offer on those very questions. Pastor Robey speaks on the story of Joshua, and how the Lord blessed him with success in every season of his life.

We know that the Bible says a lot about relationships. It says a lot about exercise a lot about money. It says a lot about sexuality. It says a lot about just the nature of humanity, the nature of the world. But do you realize the Bible actually has a lot to say about your job? What the Bible says about your work is so profound, that it may change everything about how you work and about your fruit...

We as adults can be very creative, and we tend to have a very wide range of our imagination. What if we took our imagination and stretched it to the length that the Gospel commissions us to and transform our city like the Bible put us on mission to do.

We all have one life to live, and we want to maximize that. The output of our lives is important and where we put our efforts and set our attention is even more important. What if all of our efforts and all of our attention was set on God and His plans for our lives?

Our lives tend to be painted over with one of many colors. Could be a blue, sorrowful color. Could be a red, angry color. But what if we focused on the yellows of our lives and live a life full of joy?

You can have joy. You can have unstoppable joy. There’s a very simple secret and anyone can do it. If you adapted it, your joy could turn around tomorrow. But it is so counterintuitive, most people aren’t willing to. How about you? Is joy worth it?

Discover how you can find THE source for endless joy.

We are wrapping up our code series, and we're in pursuit of trying to understand this Christmas mystery that has captured the imagination of Christians for thousands of years. We are going to look at what the Magi could have seen that night in Bethlehem. We want to show you what scientists and historians have have looked at and we want to show you the three most intriguing options for what that st...

Why are they in search for King? They show up in Jerusalem and then search for a King. They bring gifts, gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Why those gifts? Some of those gifts are kind of an obvious gift to give to a king. Some of them are very strange to give to a king. Also in their conversation with Herod the idea of a Christ, a messiah comes up. Where did they get this idea? Why did they worship...

So much has been said about the Magi. We’ve wondered who are these individuals? Why did they come? What brought them here? What about the star told him to come here? There's so many things about this mystery. And so we're peeling back the layers of the legend and getting down to the actual data in the Bible as to who these men are. And here's what we are discovering and what we'll continue to disc...

What want to do this Christmas and in this series, is peel back the layers of the mystery of the magi. Is there a way we can figure out more about who they were? What were they looking for? How did they know to come find baby Jesus? Where are they coming from? And as we peel back the layers of this mystery, I think we're going to find that there is a reason that this story was preserved for us for...

“Come and see”. These are the words that Philip shares with Nathanael in response to his skepticism about Jesus. The phrase is pregnant with meaning and significance and informs our understanding of what it means to tell others about Jesus. After meeting Jesus himself, Philip can’t help but talk about him. If we’re going to see our city transformed by the power of the gospel in our generation, we...

You have a mission should you chose to accept it. God has a mission for every single believer. He has given you everything you need to complete this mission. The only thing that remains is for you to chose if you are you going to chose to accept that mission...

In part 1 of Awaken, we learned about how when we see Jesus as the Messiah, we see our city as our mission field. But what does it look like practically to be on mission with the gospel? What am I actually supposed to do and how can I do it? In Acts 8, we read a story about a man named Philip whom God used to bring the good news of Jesus to a person and it changed his life. His story demonstrates...

When you see Jesus as the Messiah you see your city as a mission field. And Jesus said the fields are white with harvest, but what does that mean and how should that affect how we see our calling as Christians?

“It goes by in the blink of an eye!” What parent hasn’t heard that before from someone else. When it comes to parenting we know we want to take advantage of the time we have. One of the most challenging but critical parts of parenting is discipline. How do we discipline children in the most life giving way possible?

Children absorb so much from their parents. How can we be as intentional as possible in what they are taking in from us? This week we are focusing on how to have the most life giving interactions with our children.

What should parents do regarding their faith and their kids. It seems like the two options are shoving religion down their throat or letting them choose their own path. Which is the most loving? What if both of those options are incredibly unloving. What if there is another option...

I’m not sure I know anyone who would say that they are not busy. It seems like everyone is busy. Or at least everyone feels busy. But who is determining how we are using that precious time? Do we just go with the current of our surrounding culture or are we seizing these hours and using them in the most rewarding way possible?

Can you love something too much? The Bible says, no. However if you love things in the wrong priority order, that could cause real damage. As we are recalibrating our families with some key principles, let’s get first things first.

There’s an error that many married couples make over the course of their life together. It’s subtle and even unnoticeable at times. At first, it seems like it’s the right thing to do and perhaps even the only option. But over time, even a small misalignment that goes undetected in the moment, can produce an overwhelming problem. In this message, we’re talking about the priority of marriage and how...

There’s no doubt that we live in an Information Age. As Christians we have to learn how the information age intersects with following Jesus. We have to know and be aware of where we’re we are being discipled. That's something we have to know biblically how to navigate. We will dig into that and read a text that brings some clarity, and some rest to a season that can be exhausting with the amount o...

We have always been about one thing at City Rev Church. One person...Jesus Christ. As we reflect on and celebrate our 20 years of ministry we are reminded why in all things revealing Christ is the only goal worth striving for as a church.

When we go through pain, we instinctually ask “why?!” Most often we do not get that answer. But that doesn’t mean God provides no answers about pain. In fact, there is much we are told about difficult seasons. And when we understand what God does share with us, it turns seasons of difficulty into seasons of expectation.