City Church Garland

In this sermon we explore how God has a good and wise design for men and women as his own image bearers. His design complements each other in their distinct roles and embracing His design is a significant part of our witness and indicator of health.

In this sermon, we see that God calls his people to a godly life of prayerfulness and mission, with the view of His global redemptive plan.

In this sermon we see that Paul’s life was transformed by the gospel he preached and he overflowed with gratitude for the mercy and grace he found in it. He sought to defend the gospel message instructing Timothy to fight for it.

In this sermon we see that the church has been entrusted with the gospel and church leaders must guard the gospel and protect members from false teachers and false teaching.

In this sermon we explore how Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to His followers and helped them overcome their doubts & despair replacing it with joyful hope and he commissioned them to spread the good news.

In this sermon, we see that Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to His followers and helped them overcome their doubts & despair replacing it with joyful hope and he commissioned them to spread the good news.

In this sermon, we learn that we need God‘s supernatural help to see spiritually and understand the message of the cross.

In this sermon we are learn that Jesus reigns as the King and he has given each of us responsibilities to be faithful until he returns. When he returns will give an account of our lives and he will reward the faithful and punish the disobedient.

In today's sermon, we explored the profound story of Zacchaeus and his encounter with Jesus, as recounted in Luke 19. Zacchaeus, a wealthy chief tax collector, was despised by his community for his collaboration with the Roman authorities and his fraudulent practices. Despite his social status and wealth, Zacchaeus experienced a deep sense of spiritual emptiness and sought to see who Jesus was. His curiosity and determination led him to climb a sycamore tree, as his short stature prevented him from seeing over the crowd. Jesus, aware of Zacchaeus's presence, called him by name and invited himself to stay at Zacchaeus's house. This divine appointment was met with grumbling from the crowd, who could not understand why Jesus would associate with a notorious sinner. However, Jesus's mission was clear: He came to seek and save the lost, demonstrating that salvation is available to the worst of sinners. Zacchaeus's response to Jesus's invitation was immediate and joyful. He welcomed Jesus into his home and, in a

Following Jesus includes a call to missional living and giving Jesus our highest allegiance and obedience.

In this sermon, Kevin Diaz explains that we must be born again! Understanding what it means to be born again will cause us to discern our own salvation and should either lead us to repentant from our sin or lead us to a life dedicated to glorifying God through obedience and sharing gospel message in hope to lead others to become born again.

From this passage of Scripture Pastor Keith explains that Hell is a real eternal destiny and the snares of wealth can lead one there. Now is the time to repent and believe in Jesus to avoid the torment of Hell.

Jesus calls us his followers to guard against covetousness and worry and counter it by having an eternal perspective and a Kingdom pursuit. A nagging desire for more than what you have diminishes your enjoyment of what you have, it dishonors God who has graciously provided what you have, and it demonstrates ingratitude and discontentment. And Jesus offers us a better way of life. Jesus, who is the source of life, offers us a life that reflects the values of His Kingdom.

In this sermon, Jacob Jones explains how Jesus knows our hearts, desires, and motives. He engages us personally as the forgiver of our sins. Those who have come to know Him and his forgiveness, love, and peace become extravagant worshipers.

In this sermon Pastor Jesus calls his followers to resist hypocrisy and conquer the fear of man by fearing God instead. And this is needed to be a faithful witness.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that Jesus exposed self-righteousness as a false path to salvation and taught that the humble who trust in God’s mercy experience justification.

Jesus wants his followers to pray frequently and faithfully, through prayer God brings about his plans for justice in the world, and by it Christians preservere in the faith.

Prayer is a vital aspect of a disciple’s life and Jesus modeled it consistently and teaches us the importance of simplicity and persistency of prayer.

In this sermon on the story of Martha and Mary Pastor Keith Dollar explains devotion to Jesus is the ultimate priority of Christian discipleship and distractions must be resisted.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains how Jesus calls each of us to love those around us both through what he taught and by his example.