Metro Community Church

Ouch! Ever respond disproportionately because of an unhealed wound? Listen this week as Pastor Peter shares how we can heal from our deepest wounds.

Why does God call us to forgive? What does forgiveness do for the believer’s heart? Watch to find out!

Ever wonder why you are the way you are, especially some of the bad stuff? It probably comes from your family. This week, Pastor Peter shows us how we can overcome our family sin pattern.

In this week's sermon, we learn how true repentance leads to peace and freedom.

In this first sermon of our Soul Care series, Dr. Rob Reimer, author of Soul Care, will help us to see and address the lies that Satan has been telling us throughout our lives in order to steal our identity as beloved children of God. Ready to reclaim your identity? Let your soul care begin!

Struggling to live in unity with people and God? Are you lonely and often feel isolated? This week, Pastor Peter takes a dive into sharing how we can live under the power that can unite us.

Unity is so hard to achieve but when we experience it, it has the power not only to change us but to change those around us. The beauty of unity lies in the impact that it has on pointing people to Jesus. The world needs more Jesus and we have a part in making him known as we choose to live in unity.

What does it mean to be a part of God’s body? Tune into this sermon from Pastor Doug and find out?

Reconciliation is necessary for any relationship but particularly within the body of Christ. As Christians, we are called to commit ourselves to the hard work of reconciliation. Find out how in this sermon.

We all want to be part of something bigger and greater than ourselves. We want to feel like we belong. Well, the good news is that we do belong. We might all have different backgrounds, stories, and even differences in opinions but what we have in Jesus is far greater than all of those things. As believers, there is no greater bond than the one that we have in our savior Jesus.

This sermon is about what it means for God to be united with Himself, with us, and how we are to be united with each other.

It’s easy to tell someone else what to do, but can you do it yourself? Leading yourself is not easy but it’s necessary to live the life God has for you.

When it comes to leadership in the home, how we handle uncertainty can have a lasting impact on our families. In fact, when times are the hardest, our influence can be the greatest. Struggle is the canvas upon which leadership does its best teaching. If you’re willing, God can use this season to build a depth of character within you and your family in ways the open road of comfort and ease could n...

In this second of a four part series on "Taking the Lead in Times of Uncertainty", this message focuses on the vital importance of godly, competent leadership in God's church especially during this time of crisis. The transformed life and leadership of the apostle Peter provide a great example and biblical principles of leading God's people with transforming humility.

The image that we see in our minds when we hear the word, “Leader” is of a visionary who always knows which direction to go, and interprets the times well. But in a world of uncertainty, all leaders are at a loss. This is a moment where Christians can step into the gap. Join me as we kick off our new sermon series, “Take the Lead: Leading in a Time of Uncertainty”.

“It's better to give than to receive.” We hear this phrase all the time but can it be true? In a time where we are constantly worrying about our needs, God shows us that there is true joy that we can experience by giving sacrificially.

While the Gospel is personal, each of us must choose to be into a relationship with God, the full expression of the Gospel is the church, made up of His children. Unity is paramount not only because it’s how we get more done and how we grow into maturity in Christ, but because together we are the witness of God’s love in the world. They will know we are Christians by how we love one another. Amids...

What does the Christian have to look forward to? What does Paul teach us about running the race of faith?

Finding joy in loss seems like a huge contradiction; but Paul teaches us that it’s not just a possibility – it’s a promise. How do we experience that joy?

Serving and suffering are not joyous things in and of itself, but come and find out why it is joyous for believers. Come and experience the heart of God.

Struggling to experience joy lately? Maybe your obedience factor is the reason why. Learn why obedience to Jesus Christ is at the heart of living into God's abundant joy.

One of the key ways in how a Christian can experience joy is through the church community. It doesn’t usually happen as the community is enjoying a fun time together, it happens when the community is being tested and challenged. Paul encourages us to be “like-minded.” We experience true joy from community by being like-minded.

What is the unbreakable joy that Paul is writing about from prison? Where does it come from? How do we experience that today?

During this Covid-19 pandemic, it’s natural to feel sad and sorry for yourself. Does God have anything helpful to say about situations like these? Interestingly, Paul found himself in a similar situation - under house arrest, facing an uncertain future, possibly death when he wrote Philippians. But this letter oozes true joy, and the secret of this surprising joy is revealed at the beginning of th...