Collide City Church

God built us in order to have relationships with others. They not only bless us, but build and form us as we grow as Christians. It only makes sense that we need to learn how to properly place and build relationships in our lives. Let's learn together as Pastor Del preaches a powerful word. 

Whereas leaders and powers on Earth all have faults, the God that we serve never fails and is always good. Hence, as we begin the new year, God calls on us to continue His work and expand His Kingdom in all domains of our lives. In this episode, Pastor Del teaches us what it means to put God's Kingdom first.

Generosity is easy when it is convenient. But when there are barriers hindering our generosity, how quick are we to give up? When we boil it down, this is an issue of the heart behind our giving. Stay tuned to hear Pastor Del teach us what it means to truly be a generous person.

We believe that God created humans on this earth as spiritual bodies primarily, covered with a human, fleshly suit. By way of the Holy Spirit, we who believe in the Lord can have access to the spiritual realm in which God operates from through prayer. Join us as Pastor Jon Jon Wilkins shares how we can receive God’s heart in this reality.

The Spirit of generosity is one that gives not in convenience nor of pride, for such giving is a sacrifice. In the same way that the Spirit gives to us in overflow when we least deserve it through the death and resurrection of Christ, Jesus asks that we give to others in overflow, regardless of who they are or what they have done. In this episode, Pastor Andrew goes over the Parable of the Good Sa...

When someone mentions generosity, our first reaction would be to think about money. Although generosity does imply giving to others what we have, it oftentimes doesn't even involve money. This week, Pastor Del starts us off on a three-part series on generosity and teaches on the importance of an overflowing soul. 

Many live broken, distanced lives, walking around marked by the shame of sin on their lives before coming to know Jesus; then becoming healed in Christ’s salvation. However, as time passes, we are prone to forget the goodness of the Lord within our time of need, believing that suffering is a deserved and inevitable condition. Lean in to hear Pastor Del share the hope of speaking gratitude to what...

As believers, our suffering is not in vain. These trials of ours prove of faith with greater worth than gold. In this episode, Pastor Del recalls the story of the twelve memorial stones in Joshua, as in times of trials, it is important that we as believers remember how good God has been to us and the great things he has accomplished in our lives.

As a child of God, we see trials differently than the world sees them. However, it is often easy to lose sight of the purpose God has for our trials. Stay tuned as Pastor Del preaches a powerful and transformative word of encouragement for those of us going through trials.

Many believers live their lives passively, becoming accustomed to the Lord coming to rescue in time of need. As well as being a caring Savior, our God creates opposition in this world, which many have forgotten. In this, we act to aggressively initiate the establishment of His principles on earth. Tune in to hear Pastor Del examine the call for kingdom-minded violence.

There will be times in our lives where we will doubt whether God is with us. But, there is nothing that we can do to fall away from God and we should continue to learn how to receive grace from God. In this episode, Pastor Andrew preaches an encouraging message from Exodus, showing that God is willing to stick with us no matter what, even through our faults.

In all circumstances, Christ calls us to act in the position of our trust in who He is. Paul encourages us to put on the attitude and mindset of the hope that God powerfully transforms us from within. Find out what a worshipful posture exemplifies as Pastor Rhonda concludes our series through Philippians.

Life can become weary, sprinkled with trials that lead us to rely on surviving in our own way. In spite of that, Paul continues to be an example of one who has found joy in running the race towards the high call of God. Tune in to hear Pastor Del teach on what this faith-based straining looks like in Philippians.

The human condition is fragile, one that can be easily swayed by sin. And yet, even in our imperfections, God's love and power prevail. In this episode, Pastor Andrew delves into the psychology of man in relation to the Gospel. Tune in to hear how God overpowers sin as we continue reading through Philippians.

One of the decrees Apostle Paul charged the Philippian church with was to suffer well. A part of this was to suffer together and to be in unity with one another. Many of us suffer in one way or another, but do we suffer well? Stay tuned and lets learn together as we flip through Philippians.

Is your spirit downcast from the trials of the world? Has it been hard to hold on to the truths of our faith? In this episode, Pastor Del dives into the first chapter of Philippians to preach a revitalizing, fiery Word of encouragement and hope in the trials of our lives as we walk with God.

Sometimes, we can feel insecure about where we are in life and feel as though we are wandering about. But perhaps the wandering in our lives is how the Lord causes us to grow and mature within the unknown, where we can be unafraid to sit in the frustration of discomfort. Tune in to hear Pastor Andrew dive into the process of unlearning old mentalities to learn what lies within our hearts.

This week, we celebrate our One Year Anniversary as a church with guest speaker Pastor David Cannistraci! In this sermon, Pastor David speaks on the scriptural significance that when God decides to bless someone, it is as good as done. Tune in so we can get to know God as a God who blesses his people.

When we neglect our personal devotion to God, it’s easy to lose sight of the God-given responsibility that marks our lives. We get caught up in compromising our values to attain temporary pleasure, instead of pursuing a Godly lifestyle. Tune in to hear Pastor Del reiterate how the fear of the Lord is supposed to take place and center how we look at our lives.

The fear of the Lord is an aspect of reverence that has been severely watered down in the modern American church. However, it is a crucial part in being able to walk out our lives for God correctly. Stay tuned to hear Pastor Del as he shares his heart and desire for Christians to remember the fear of the Lord once again.

The power of your yes to the move of God allows Him to use you for other people. Are you ready to purpose your yes to action? Tune in to hear how Pastor Kim Jones demonstrates what a yes for ministry looks like.

There’s a difference between being a church fan and being a part of the church family. But what does it mean to be family? Let's find out as we hear Pastor Del preach a powerful word on what it means to go from fan to family.

As we continue our Family Feud series, Pastor Del shares a word on loving broken people. When believers don’t get their needs filled by the love of God, our capacity to distribute love becomes limited. Jesus first loved us, so that we can pour out that same love on those He calls us toward: this world, our neighbors, and our enemies. His purpose is to bring change to a dysfunctional humanity, whic...

"Shalom" is a frequently used term as a greeting in Jewish tradition that means "Peace." The word "Peace" can have many different layers depending on the context of when and how it is used. However, in the context of our walk with God as Christians, it tends to point towards our role as peacemakers. Peacemaking has many different connotations, but if you stay tuned, we will hear Andrew teach on wh...

This week, Pastor Rhonda Hastings delivers a message on stewarding the inheritance of God. There is a blessing that God has set for His people, and its power exceeds the structure of human establishments. Things such as human ideologies, fears, ambitions, worldly opinions, etc. only limit the promise of God’s fullness in our lives. Until we stop allowing these things to influence our identity, we...