Genesis
Christmas Eve 2020 – Who is the King of Glory?
Who is the King of Glory? The service that is the culmination of our Advent series looks at the answer to this question from the beginning of the Bible to the end. Throughout, we learn and re-learn the true message of Christmas. The hope of the world has arrived and we need not fear any longer.
Citylight Church Christmas Eve Service | December 24, 2020 from Citylight Church on Vimeo.
Easter Reveals Our Hope
Unprecedented times. A phrase I’m sure we’ve heard 1000 times over the past month. I understand why. In many ways, we have never experienced anything like this. In one sense, this really is a unique time in history. But I find myself thinking about how, in another sense, it’s not all that different after all; …
The Church Multiplies
How can we eagerly partner with the Lord as he multiplies his church? Our passage provides us with three ways: (1) Be bold, (2) Be joined, and (3) Be fearful and comforted
Why We Need Christmas
We need Christmas
Cheerfully submit to King Jesus
Cheerfully submit to King Jesus because he is the wise king who knows better and the eternal king that secures you forever.
Finish Well
Finish well and leave a legacy.
Live by Faith in God’s Promised Blessing
As we near the close of Genesis, Jacob blesses his family and we see his trust in God’s promised blessing and find hope for ourselves.
God is With You to Redeem Your Past
God is with us to redeem our past for his purposes, therefore we are free to repent of our sins and free to forgive those who have sinned against us.
God is With You to Exalt You Through Trials
The secret to remaining steadfast under trials is knowing the God who is with you to exalt you through trials.
God Will Stop At Nothing To Redeem You
God will stop at nothing to redeem you
Never Be A Grace Graduate
Jacob and his family members are sinners and sufferers who receive amazing grace from God, reminding all of us to never be grace graduates.
Go Home to God Daily
In these chapters God calls Jacob to go home, but there is more to it than that. God is calling Jacob to come home to God himself. Like Jacob, followers of Jesus “come home” to God daily by leaving, dealing with God, and dealing with people.