City Church Chattanooga Podcast.

The space between the event and your response is where wisdom lives. We look at two verses in Proverbs that show us how a wise person knows the difference between reacting and responding.

What captures your heart directs your path. In this practical teaching, Pastor Shannon gives us steps that will guide us in how to guard our hearts.

When life gets hard, we shouldn’t run from God’s will, but instead, we should embrace His will. Pastor Adam reads a familiar passage and encourages us to release control and trust God’s path for our lives.

Proverbs shows us the path of wisdom, but Jesus personifies wisdom. This week, we learn that wisdom is not merely a principle to follow but a Person to know!

 The book of Proverbs can be framed around two roads: the way of wisdom and the way of foolishness. Pastor Shannon begins the series by reminding us that Proverbs points to Jesus, the One who is wisdom.

This week, we are invited to accept the invitation to go deeper and be fruitful, not only for our own benefit, but for the sake of the world.

 There is an invitation for us to root ourselves deeply in the person and presence of our holy God. We spend time revisiting our “word” of the year and are invited to plant our roots deep.

Whose voice have you believed more— your past or your God? Greg Keylon asks us this question as we learn that labels are rooted in past moments, but they don’t have to define us.

Would your life look differently if you truly believed Christ is enough? We explore a passage of scripture written by Paul and see that true contentment comes from finding our identity in Christ.

Unchecked comparison can eventually cost you something. Like what? Your joy, your peace, your relationships, and even your calling. We look at Saul and David in the Old Testament and see how comparison impacted their story.

 Where has comparison distracted you from the lane God has given you? We explore this question as Pastor Shannon challenges us to stop comparing our gifts, season, and calling to those of others.

Every failure is a stepping stone toward your next victory. Pastor Adam shares a word encouraging us to look to Jesus and to keep going despite the difficult situations we face.

Jesus saw through His suffering and noticed the pain of others. In this snapshot, we see Jesus selflessly taking care of others and are challenged to do the same.

 Carrying the cross is not a burden; it’s our way of life. Pastor Graham shares another snapshot from Jesus’ journey to the cross, and we are challenged to pick up our own cross and follow Jesus.

Have we truly surrendered to Jesus, or have we reshaped Him into someone more comfortable? We take a look at Jesus’ trial in week 2 of “Snapshots.”

 Guest speaker, Craig Mosgrove, shares 5 principles that are essential when looking for a love that endures.

We continue our series, “Relationships in the Wild,” and parents are reminded that their role is to provide protection and direction to their children with grace.

God can use marriage to help untangle the “knots” in your story. Guest speaker, Jeremy Isaacs, shares a practical teaching on 3 rhythms every marriage needs.

Prayer intensity is always a by-product of consistency. We wrap up the “Circle Maker” series and are challenged to continue in prayer for the promises of God, no matter how long it takes!

Desperate times call for desperation measures. We see in scripture that some prayers require persistence, and we are encouraged to not give up even when we don’t see tangible results.

When the numbers don’t add up, what do we do? We are encouraged this week to dream big and pray big because there is no limit to God’s power.

Can you spell out the promises, miracles, and dreams God has put into your heart? This week, we are challenged to identify, write down, and circle the promises that God has given us.

Welcome to City Church Online! We're so glad you're joining us today. Whether you're watching from home or on the go, we're honored to have you with us.

Welcome to City Church Online! We're so glad you're joining us today. Whether you're watching from home or on the go, we're honored to have you with us.

Jesus came for everyone! We continue in the Advent season with the reminder that Jesus died for all sinners, and those who believe and put their faith in Him receive His benefits.