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Preston Arnold continues our series through the book of Mark in chapter 2-3, where he shows us that Jesus changes the way we view religion by His presence, His authority, and His restoration.

Brandon continues our series through the gospel of Mark in chapter 2 where we see that everyone needs an interruption from Jesus. An interruption from Jesus meets us where we're at, calls us out from where we are, brings us into where we don't belong, and exposes who we think we are.

Jesus wants to change what we are known for, because what we are known for is not our biggest problem, only he can change our sinful reputation, and forgiveness changes what we are known for.

Brandon continues our Vintage Kingdom series in Mark 1:35-45 which shows us that the king's pursuits shape our pursuits. Jesus pursued friendship with the Father, proclamation of the truth, and compassion for the forgotten.

Brandon continues our "Vintage Kingdom" series through the book of Mark which shows us that we are made to be under the authority of Jesus. We all have an ache for authority, we are astonished when we see real authority, and Jesus' words hold authority over our lives.

Brandon kicks off our series through the Gospel of Mark in chapter one where we see that King Jesus has arrived, and that changes everything. The King's arrival confronts who we trust to save us, gives us every reason to trust Him, and demands our response.

Brandon continues our 4W life series where we learn how to walk with Christ based on the book of Ephesians. Walking with Christ is the daily steps of abiding in a lifelong journey with Jesus. The destination of your walk is becoming like Christ, the danger of your walk is deception, and the tools of your walk are spiritual disciplines.

Zach Correa finishes our Summer in the Psalms series in Psalm 125 where we learn that God's people are secure when they trust in Him. But what does trusting God practically look like? We are trusting God when we believe his promises, rest in his protection, hope in his sovereignty, pray for his blessing, and live in his way.

Brandon continues our Summer in the Psalms series.

Brandon DeLage continues our Summer in the Psalms series.

Preston continues our Summer in the Psalms series.

Brandon DeLage continues our series through the Psalms with Psalm 16. In this psalm, David shows us that unshakeable contentment is the reward of the uncommon pray-er. As we walk through this psalm, we see five postures of the uncommon prayer that lead to contentment: trusting his safety, loving his people, embracing his portion, resting in his guidance, and savoring his presence.

Brandon DeLage continues our series through the Psalms with Psalm 16. In this psalm, David shows us that unshakeable contentment is the reward of the uncommon pray-er. As we walk through this psalm, we see five postures of the uncommon prayer that lead to contentment: trusting his safety, loving his people, embracing his portion, resting in his guidance, and savoring his presence.

Psalm 1 shows us that we can find true happiness when we discover the pleasure of his ways, fill our brain with God's thoughts, thrive inside his placement, and hope for a better tomorrow.

Brandon finishes the book of Joshua and our sermon series Not Even One.

Brandon continues our series, "Not Even One", in Joshua 23, where he shares three ways to maintain our loyalty to God. First we must define loyalty as God does, through obedience to his word. We also must cling to God's word as if our life depends on it, because it does. Lastly we must heed God's warning.

Preston invites us to be intentional in isolation, reminds us the teamwork of Christianity, and to be a witness for Christ.

If you want to experience all God has for you, you have to fully follow Him. You must follow him even when fear tells you to retreat, even when the promise is delayed, and until the work is finished.

How do we find true spiritual rest while living in a spiritual war zone? We fight sin fiercely, follow God faithfully, and feast on his victory fully.

Our first Easter at Saint City Chapel.

Brandon continues Not Even One.

Brandon continues Not Even One.

Brandon continues our series Not Even One.

Brandon continues our series, Not Even One.

Preston continues our series Note Even One.

Brandon continues Not Even One.

Brandon continues our series Not Even One.

Brandon continues our series on Not Even One.

Brandon begins our series through Joshua.

Troy Nesbitt delivers a message encouraging the younger generation.

Brandon continues our Undivided series.

Brandon beings a new series, Undivided.

Seth Kleeberger preaches about the importance of a healthy, local, church.

Brandon DeLage delivers the Christmas story.

Brandon continues our series on the Mothers of Jesus. This week we focus on the story of David and Bathsheba.

Brandon kicks off our final series of the year: Mother's of Jesus. This week we look at Tamar.

Brandon DeLage finishes our series Rooted + Rising, discussing the importance of Biblical community to live Godly lives.

Preston reminds us of the importance of being on mission at all times.

Brandon DeLage continues our series through Colossians.

Brandon DeLage continues our series Rooted + Rising.

Brandon continues our series through Colossians.

Brandon DeLage continues our Rooted + Rising series through the book of Colossians.

Preston continues our series through Colossians.

Brandon continues our series talking about the importance of being resilient on mission.Big IdeaResilient disciplemakers build a healthy church. QuestionHow do I keep from burning out?

Brandon continues our series talking about the importance of living a life reconciled to Christ.Big IdeaLife is spent either reconciled or unreconciled to Christ. QuestionWhere is my spiritual home?

Brandon continues our series Rooted + Rising.Big IdeaIf Jesus is first, no one else is.

Brandon continues our series Rooted + Rising, talking about the importance of prayer.Big IdeaPray up to grow up. QuestionHow do I get stronger spiritually?

Brandon begins our series Rooted + Rising.Big IdeaGospel gratitude is the signature attitude of God's people. QuestionWhere does true gratitude come from?

Brandon DeLage finishes our initial sermon series: Broken Bright Billboards.Big IdeaLoving people are free from self-centeredness. QuestionHow does God define love?

Brandon DeLage delivers a sermon about the Bible and what it means at Saint City Chapel.Big IdeaJesus wants to speak to you through bold Bible preaching. QuestionIs the Bible the book that speaks over your life?