CityLight Vineyard Church

Have you ever felt weak? Powerless? Purposeless? Ashamed? If you answered yes, then it's good news! Through the Christmas story, Jesus makes it clear that he has come to rescue all humanity from insignificance and call us all into a life of love, hope, and wholeness.  In this holiday season take some time to listen to the Sound of Significance that echoes through the Christmas story! 

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

What is our perspective when we face difficulties? Often our perspective changes the outcomes! If we can learn to lean into God (rather than running from him) and what he is doing in the middle of our trials, we can end up growing in our character, growing closer to God, and learning more about his love for us than at any other time in life!

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

It's easy to be grateful when everything is going our way, isn't it? Is that the point of gratitude? What if we could learn to be grateful even during the struggles of life? What kind of character would that produce in us? What kind of freedom would we find?

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

Most of us can point to a relationship in our lives where we "saw God" through another person. Can we cultivate a lifestyle that creates more opportunity for these kind of life giving relationships? We invited a panel of three people from CityLight to share their experiences with this question.

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

One of the best ways to grow our faith, to close the gap of the space between us and God, is to use the gifts that God has given us. Sometimes however we get caught watching - spectating - not using what God has put inside of us. Or we find ourselves doubting, wondering, and second guessing whether we have what it takes. The catch is - we'll never know how much God has put inside of us until...

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

In the hustle of life, are we creating space to connect with God? Is it even possible? We look at the life of Jesus and see how, even he modeled the necessary life practice of creating time to be alone and build a relationship with God. We can do the same!

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

Believing is fine...Good are intentions are Ok...But what makes the greatest difference is what you do. We need to apply what we hear in our lives, what we are learning - without excuses. One step to getting closer to God is to actual DO what God is teaching you. In this message, Jonathan Latshaw talks about 3 reasons why we have a hard time doing what we are being taught. 

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

Instead of running from our fears, can we learn to face them calmly by inviting Jesus into them? Listen as two powerful testimonies are shared of people who did just that!

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

What happens when thing you feared most comes true? How does that affect your relationship with God? And where was God? Why didn't he do anything? Can faith be sustained through heartache and loss? These are a few of the questions we addressed in this emotional message, as we talked about loss and the power of hope.

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

When Paul instructs us to be "anxious for nothing" can he really be serious? How is that even possible? And in what ways does God offer to strengthen us in overcoming anxiety and fear?

Wouldn't it be nice to have control over your thoughts, rather than your thoughts having control over you? God, through the writing of Paul, gives us some very practical advice on how to use our God-given gifts to overcome toxic thought patterns and free ourselves from strongholds of anxiety and fear.

We all battle worry in one area or another. But what does worry add to our life? How does it help? Jonathan teaches us how Jesus reveals that worry can do nothing good for us, and challenges us to live in the present, and seek his Kingdom above all else.

What does life look like controlled by fear? Let’s let it play out - what if we obeyed our fear? What will we miss out on? God says that we are not given a spirit of fear, but power love and a sound mind. So much of the life God has for us is found on the other side of fear.

In a world where individualism is celebrated as the highest virtue - where does the value of community fit in? And if we want to be part of a healthy and healing community, what part should we play?

Often the issues we need to talk about most are the ones we are most afraid to disclose. But there is healing in sharing our weakness with trusted others. God's idea of community is one where we all have people to share our struggles with, receive prayer, and find healing.

At CityLight we are passionate about creating a community that is loving and welcoming. One important ingredient is humility - the ability to put others before ourselves. Our sending pastor, Bruce Latshaw of the Barn Vineyard Church, encourages us to be humble towards God AND each other!