Sunday Sermons

Lucien speaks on unity of heart and of vision - oneness with The Father and each other. And where there is unity, God commands a blessing. "It is as if the dew of Hermon were falling on Mount Zion. For there the Lord bestows his blessing, even life forevermore." (Psalm 133:3)

On Sunday, Mark opened on our new sermon series "The Acts Table". In the early church of Acts, their love attracted new believers! And Christianity becomes real and personal when we practice it around the dining room table.

On Sunday, Christof preached on Jesus, who is the resurrection and the life. A beating heart and oxygen in your blood doesn't mean you are alive. Jesus is asking, do you want to really live? It's not a hope for one day, but He offers new life right now.

Yvette preached on Jesus being the King of Heaven and of Earth. All kingdoms bow to Him. We have the choice of which kingdom to live in. We were born into the kingdom of darkness, but we were created for the kingdom of light. We were created for sonship!

On Sunday, Josh preached on the biblical picture of Jesus being the sacrificial lamb, who fulfilled Old Testament prophecy and the old sacrificial system for the atonement of sins. The question is, do you KNOW Him like this - the precious lamb who was slain for you?

Lucien takes us through the first of our sermon series: Jesus is! We delved into all the evidence that points to Jesus being God, being one with the Father, and Lord of all creation. The evidence is there, but ultimately we each must decided for ourselves what we will do with this. So what will you do?

On Sunday, Mariechen preached a beautiful message on how God wants to bring restoration. When He restores, He doesn't just restore something to it's original state, He returns what is lost and more!

Christof continued our sermon series on our vision here at Citygate. He covered our public life of multiplying the kingdom of God and the mission we have to live as a church.

Mark unpacks the Citadel vision here at Citygate, which is the unlocking of the priesthood of believers, synergy within community and architecture that partners with the kingdom of heaven and allows for a space where people of all walks of life can meet with Jesus.