Sermons

  • What Can God Do?

    In this message, we take a closer look at the life of Joseph and the powerful meaning behind the name of his first son, Manasseh — which means “to forget” or “God has made me forget my suffering.”

    Through Joseph’s story, we’re reminded that God is able to redeem pain, restore hope, and bring purpose even out of seasons marked by betrayal, loss, and waiting. What the enemy meant for harm, God used for good.

    If you’ve ever wondered what God can do with your past, your pain, or your present situation — this message is for you.

  • How to Trust God When Things Don’t Go as Planned

    Life doesn’t always go the way we expect—but God’s plan is still at work.
    In this message, we’re reminded to trust God even when things feel off course and to recognize that His purpose is greater than any setback or distraction.

    Join us as we explore what it means to follow God’s plan, not the enemy’s plot, and learn how to stay rooted in faith through every season.

  • Clean Corners

    Clean Corners is a message about letting God into every part of our lives, even the places we tend to keep hidden. This sermon challenges us to allow God to shine His light into every corner so we can experience healing, freedom, and real transformation.

    As we step into a fruitful new year, we are reminded that when we fully surrender our hearts to God, He is faithful to restore, renew, and lead us forward.

  • Does Giving Matter?

    Today’s message from Pastor David is a powerful reminder of what God can do through a generous church. On this Giving Sunday, he shares how living with open hands not only transforms our own lives, but fuels life change in our city and around the world.

    Because of your generosity, we’ve seen over 2,000 souls saved this year, served thousands of people through outreach partners like Healing Hands, Sojourn House, and Wheeler Mission, and helped bring hope globally by freeing slaves, building water wells, orphanages, and homes for widows.

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    We’re believing for even greater impact as we move into 2026!

  • How to Find Real Friends & True Community That Transforms Your Life

    Discover why finding community, building real friendship, and surrounding yourself with the right people is essential to living a richer, deeper, more meaningful life. In this message, we explore God’s design for connection—and why you were never meant to do life alone.

    Whether you’re searching for friends, trying to get plugged into a church community, or looking to grow in your relationship with Jesus, this sermon will help you take the next step toward spiritual and personal wholeness.

  • How Can I Find Peace?

    Campus Pastor Jake Box unpacks what it truly means to stay green spiritually. When we root our lives in Jesus—the true source of life—we remain refreshed, strengthened, and aligned with God’s purpose for our future.
    Drawing from Scripture, Pastor Jake shows why deep roots in our relationship with God matter. When we plant ourselves by the living water, we don’t wither under pressure. Instead, we grow, flourish, and stay connected to God’s plan no matter the season.

    🌿 In this message, you’ll learn:

    • How to find and stay connected to the source of life
    • Why spiritual roots determine spiritual fruit
    • How staying planted in God’s presence leads to growth, stability, and purpose

  • Why Being Thankful Changes Everything

    This week at City Church, we leaned into the power of a thankful heart.
    When we choose gratitude—no matter the season—we open the door for God to bring peace, perspective, and joy into our lives.

    In this message, you’ll hear how thankfulness is more than a feeling, how it can shift your mindset, strengthen your faith, and help you recognize God’s goodness right where you are. You’ll also walk away with practical ways to cultivate gratitude in your daily life.

  • Choosing Joy: The Act of Rejoicing

    Join us at City Church as Pastor Sumer delivers an encouraging message on rejoicing and the importance of intentionally practicing joy in our daily lives. In this message, Pastor Sumer explains why rejoicing matters even in challenging seasons and shares practical ways to cultivate joy, helping us transform our perspective and relationships. Let this message inspire you to embrace joy every day.

  • What Jesus Meant by the Eye of a Needle

    In this message, Pastor David kicks off our brand-new Deep Roots series with a powerful teaching on Jesus’ words to the rich man about the camel going through the eye of a needle (Matthew 19:24).

    This message challenges us to:

    • Lay down our baggage — the things holding us back from fully following Jesus.
    • Overcome a scarcity mindset — trusting God’s provision instead of living in fear.
    • Walk in humility — allowing Jesus into every area of our lives.

  • What Will The End Times Look Like?

    This week at City Church, Pastor David continues our End Times series with a message titled “The End Times.”

    In this sermon, Pastor David paints a vivid picture of what life will look like for those who are left behind when Jesus returns — and why choosing Him today is the most important decision we can ever make. This message is both a warning and an invitation to live with faith, urgency, and hope in Christ.

  • How to Have Hope In The Middle Of Grief

    In this week’s message, Our Hope, Pastor David Norris speaks to the heart of grief and loss—reminding us that even in our deepest pain, we have a living hope in Jesus. When the world feels uncertain and our hearts feel heavy, we can anchor ourselves in the promise of His return and the comfort of His presence.

    This message from The End Times series invites us to look beyond our sorrow and fix our eyes on the hope that never fades.

  • Are We Living In The End Times

    We kicked off our End Times series with a powerful message on endurance — because no matter what’s happening in the world, “he that endures to the end shall be saved.” 💪

    In this sermon, Pastor David Norris reminds us that true faith isn’t about avoiding trials, but standing firm through them — trusting that God is in control from beginning to end.

    Also in this service, Pastors Randy and Heidi Brown share their incredible testimony of redemption, a story of hope, healing, and the power of God’s grace. 🙌