City Church San Francisco

Adrian Tirtinadi preaches from AMOS 5:7-24 Sermon Series A More Perfect Communion

Rev. Dr. Peter Choi preaches from Genesis 2:4b-25 Sermon Series ⁠A More Perfect Communion⁠

Rev. Emily McGinley launches our new Sermon Series A More Perfect Communion preaching from Leviticus 25:8-23

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Dr. Peter Choi leads us through John 6:25-40.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Joshua Jalandoon leads us through Matthew 4:1-11 and reminds us that in the despair, anxiety and chaos that fills our lives, the inherent truth and salve of God's embrace is resilient and everlasting. May this be the beginning of many conversations.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Emily McGinley leads us through Luke 12:22-34. Together we wonder and dive deeper into how we can find peace, in a God who surrounds us with the things that we need most to live with complete spiritual freedom and martial care. May this sermon be a platform for continued conversation.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Emily McGinley leads us through Romans 8:9-17 and helps us to remember the God-given truth that we are chosen, which means we belong. What would it mean for us to believe this statement? May this sermon be a platform for continued conversation.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Long-time City Churcher, and current student at Princeton Seminary, Amanda Samuel guides us through Mark 9: 14-29 and wrestles with the question "What does it mean to believe in God..." a question we all sit with in varying seasons of our lives. May this sermon be a platform for continued conversation.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Joshua Jalandoon reminds us of the mystery of the Gospel and the endless invitation of God's ever-embracing love. May this sermon be a platform for continued conversation.

Thank you for choosing to listen to City Church SF. Rev. Emily McGinley reminds us of the powerful tug and embrace of God's grace and love. Especially for some queer Christians who choose to walk away from church and then felt God's grace more than they had ever had when they were in the church. May this sermon be a platform for continued conversation.