Isaiah
Rejoice! The Child Shines in Our Darkness
This Christmas Eve, Pastor Matt invites us to “REJOICE! THE CHILD SHINES IN OUR DARKNESS!” Together we’ll look at 1. The darkness 2. The joy and 3. The Child
Citylight Manayunk Christmas Eve Service | December 24, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo.
Rejoice! The King is Coming!
In this sermon, Pastor Andy shows us from Isaiah 9:1-7 why the coming of our King is great news!
Citylight Delco | December 24, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo
Put Your Hope in the Root of Jesse
This week Pastor Mark dives into Isaiah to illustrate our third Christmas Word: “HOPE” by encouraging us to Put our hope in the root of Jesse because 1. He is a better King
and 2. He has a better Kingdom
Citylight Manayunk | December 19, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo.
Set Your Hope on Jesus
As we move from the barren, vast landscape of stumps at the end of Isaiah 10, we find our certain hope in the shoot of Jesse in Isaiah 11. The shoot and root of Jesse, Jesus the Messiah, is our certain hope because he is a better king and has a better kingdom.
Cityligt Delco | December 19, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo
The Greatest Hope
Everyone thinks of Christmas as as season of hope, but on what do we set our hopes? This passage directs our hopes to the greatest possible king with the greatest possible kingdom.
Citylight Center City | December 19, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo.
Jesus Welcomes Outcasts to His House
This week, Pastor Tim walks us through the BIG IDEA: Jesus welcomes outcasts to His house by illuminating how 1. He offers satisfaction to the weary and 2. He offers dignity to the shamed.
Citylight Manayunk | November 7, 2021 from Citylight Church on Vimeo.
The Spirit Sends Gospel Workers
The Spirit Sends Gospel Workers
Anticipate the Shoot of Jesse
Anticipate the Root of Jesse who is Jesus! We should anticipate his coming because He is righteous and He is our rest.
Wait for the Root of Jesse
That brings us to the big idea of our second Sunday of Advent: Wait for the Root of Jesse. Our big idea raises a fundamental question: why should we wait for the Root of Jesus? What is so glorious about the Root of Jesus that we should embrace lives characterized by waiting for and actively looking to him? Our passage provides us with two reasons: 1. He will judge righteously. 2. He will bring global rest.
For Whom We’re Waiting
We’re all waiting for something in advent, but for what are we waiting? We wait not so much for a what, but a who: The Root of Jesse, who will rule righteously and bring rest.
Please God by loving one another more and more
Please God by loving one another more and more
God the Father Almighty, Maker of Heaven and Earth
In the Apostles’ Creed, we begin with “I believe,” but what is it we believe? Or better yet, in whom do we believe? In this passage we answer that question with “our God,” and we behold Him for our comfort.