Citylights Church Podcast

God's Kingdom to the Worst of All People || John 4:19-30 || PART TWO

|| Chris Armfield ||

Jesus demonstrates how the kingdom of God cares for people who the world describes as the worst of all. 

God's Kingdom at a Well || John 4:1-26 || PART ONE

|| Chris Armfield ||

Jesus meets people right where they are, but He never leaves them the same way they were found. 

Jesus and the Cross: The Greatest Story on Earth || John 3:31-36

|| Oliver Wong || 

Our journey in life isn't proving our strength, but discovering our weakness. We receive life when we seek Jesus at the cross.

He Must Increase, I Must Decrease || John 3:22-30

|| Oliver Wong ||

John the Baptist BELIEVED in the ministry of Jesus. When approached by his disciples on his popularity in comparison to Jesus' following, John simply points right back to the Son, recognizing himself only as the moon that reflects His light. 

God's Kingdom is Here, Now || John 3:1-21

|| Chris Armfield ||

The kingdom of God does now describe an ancient reality nor does it describe some heavenly day in the distant future. When Jesus was teaching, he was teaching about a kingdom that was present, to be lived in the here and now.

How to See and Enter the Kingdom of God || John 3:1-15

|| Chris Armfield ||

The kingdom of God cannot be explained, it must be experienced.

Living Under God's Approval || John 2:18-22

|| Chris Armfield ||

Jesus demonstrates how to live under God's approval, and in the process, He put's religion to death.

Jesus Is Looking For His Bride || John 2:13

|| Oliver Wong ||

When Jesus cleanses the temple, He's getting everything out of the way so that He can love His bride.

Covering Shame || John 2:1-11

|| Chris Armfield ||

The sign of changing water into wine was really about covering peoples shame before they would even feel it. 

Jesus Changes the Way We See People, Places, and Ourselves || John 1:35-51

|| Chris Armfield ||

The opportunity we have to look at Jesus changes the we see everything, including ourselves.