Mission City Church

When Jesus taught about being the Bread of Life, many who had been following Him walked away. His words were too difficult. Too costly. Too confusing. But Jesus didn't soften the message to keep the crowd. Instead, He turned to the Twelve and asked, "Do you want to leave too?"Peter's response is one every believer should wrestle with:"Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the...

When Jesus declared, "I am the Bread of Life," He was revealing a truth far greater than physical provision. The crowds were looking for another meal, but Jesus offered something they didn't expect—a spiritual solution to humanity's deepest need.

The best place where we can be, is exactly where God leads us. That doesn't guarantee that we won't face storms in life, but Jesus will see us in those storms, meet us there, and usher us to through them.

God wants to invite people to participate in His plan for the world. Sometimes what he asks us to do feels impossible in our own way of viewing the world. When Jesus was on earth he spent time intentionally trying to show his disciples that in order to live by faith they would need to expand their way of viewing the world beyond what they thought was possible.

The Bible doesn't tell us that money is evil. It does tell us that it is the root of many evils because of how easy it is to make it the most important thing in our lives. How many evils in the world are a product of the pursuit of riches? Living doesn't mean we ignore money or run away from it, but that we see it rightly to be used for the purposes of God's kingdom.

We've all been given the gift of time on this earth. The question is, how will we spend it? As much as we may want to answer that question ourselves, the real answer is found in the life of Jesus. As he called his disciples to be fishers of men, so are we called to share the love of Jesus with others in our lives.

Missionary Nate Miler shares his experience as a missionary in Brazil. God has put a hope and prayer on Nate's heart for the people of the Amazon, but that hope doesn't end there. It's a timeless truth for all christians in all places.

How did Jesus know what the Father wanted Him to do? He saw what the Father was doing. How do you know what Jesus would do? You have to look at what Jesus did and depend on the Holy Spirit to lead you each day. When we stay in His Word, follow His example, and listen for His guidance, we begin to see life the way He sees it and love the way He loves. Follow Jesus—not just in name, but in the way y...

We all learn pretty early on that life isn't fair. Part of the human experience Is experiencing injustice. Jesus saw this everywhere during his life, especially among his fellow Jewish people. Jesus taught a unique way of responding to injustice that preserved human dignity without without the need to get even.

Do you currently experience suffering or difficulty in your life? When Jesus met a man who had been disabled for 38 years he asked him one simple question, do you want to be healed? This might seem like a simple question, but it has a profound meaning. Jesus was offering healing, but not in the way the man expected and it would change his life forever.

Faith in difficult circumstances is never easy. At the end of John 4, Jesus is approached by a man who needs his son to be healed. The man displays incredible faith in that he trusts the word of Jesus that his son will be healed.

For so many of us, Jesus wants to offer us so much more than what our current spiritual life looks like. We miss out by trying to point out all of the things we need Jesus to fix in our lives while He wants to point out to us how small those things are compared to the greater truth of knowing Him and making Him known to others.

Every great team is made up of people who know their role. John the Baptist realized his role was not to be the messiah, but to point others to the one who was. This is a valuable lesson for all of us who follow Jesus and want to share his love with others. We are not the messiah - our job is to point others to Him.

On Resurrection Sunday we celebrate that Jesus did not stay dead in the tomb, but rose from the grave conquering sin and death. Jesus' victory over sin and death gives all those who put their faith in Him the chance to also conquer sin and death and live forever with Him. We believe that a public profession of faith invites the Holy Spirit to bring us to life. We are not just physical bodies w...

Do you ever take a moment to remember that Jesus knows your heart? Jesus knows what is in the heart of all men. If we believe that Jesus was a good teacher, but we haven't trusted him to be our saving king, he knows. If we struggle to fully follow His teachings always, but our hearts are set on knowing him and trying to do so, he knows.

As Jesus enters into Jerusalem he finds the temple full of noise and commerce. The place that was meant for worship and prayer has become a house of trade.

Everything Jesus did had purpose. The purpose of His first miracle was not just to save the bride and groom from shame but to announce that he was doing something new. The old ways were changing and the best was yet to come.

How do you know if God is speaking to you? You may have asked yourself this question many times. God offers 3 things that work together to give us guidance. His word, His Spirit, and His church.

If you’ve been around church for very long, you’ve probably heard the phrase “you can’t serve God and money”. Did you know that Jesus actually mentions money in almost a third of his parables? To be fair, Jesus used money to talk about a lot of things that weren’t actually money related, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t have something to say about it. Today we start a new series focusing specifical...

The Bible is a wonderful resource for Christians for lots of reasons. Through His word, God reveals himself to us and teaches us what it means to be the humans we were created to be. Learning these truths doesn't always happen the first time through. Often understanding the Bible takes time and intentionality. It was intentionally written to be meditated and thought on.

As a church in 2026 we have a goal to pursue being together. We want to see this lived out in three ways - together with God, together with each other, and together on mission for our city.

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John the Baptist had a very important role in the story of 'Jesus coming into the world. His job was to prepare the way for people to see and receive Jesus as their savior. We aren't John, but we have a similar role in preparing the world to see and receive Jesus because He is coming again.