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In chapters 7 and 8 of Amos, God asks Amos the same question twice: Amos, what do you see. Throughout these two chapters, God shows him the judgment that is coming on the people of God because they have strayed from His commands. These chapters invite us to consider how we see God, how we see ourselves and how we see Jesus.🏠 Visit our websitehttps://www.thecitychurch.org.uk🎧

Israel had become distracted by their prosperity, drifting away from God, oppressing the poor and worshipping idols.In the second part of our series in Amos, we see that God is warning Israel from this drift away from his purpose, telling them to seek God and pursue justice - something that is relevant for all of us.🏠 Visit our websitehttps://www.thecitychurch.org.uk🎧 Find ou

In the first part of a 4 part series in the book of Amos, John Bailey opened up the first 2 chapters of this book in the Old Testament looking through the theme of Losers, Lions & Lessons.

Preaching from Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians, Nii Noi shows us that giving is an act of grace that flows out of knowing the grace of God, and that giving is an essential part of our spiritual maturity.🏠 Visit our websitehttps://www.thecitychurch.org.uk🎧 Find our sermon library herehttps://subsplash.com/thecitychurch/sermons

We live in an anxious age. As followers of Jesus, we follow the most non-anxious person who ever lived - despite the fate that He knew awaited Him.We were blessed by Stef Liston as he opened up the scriptures to us, showing us the non-anxious life lived with God that He is inviting us into.🏠 Visit our websitehttps://www.thecitychurch.org.uk🎧 Find our sermon library herehttps:

In the final part of our Resilient Faith series, Olly speaks from chapter 10 looking at the topic of ‘Battle’. In order for us to have a faith that is going to be resilient for the rest of our lives, we need to realise that we are in our battle and to always be ready, using the weapons of the the Word of God and Prayer.In our series "Resilient Faith," we are delving into the fi

In Joshua 9 we see a failure on the part of Israel after entering the promised land. Martin shows us that failure is not something that we have to be afraid of, but it’s a necessary part of our growth, and how we have to both take responsibility for our failures, while also recognising we are in a spiritual battle.In our series "Resilient Faith," we are delving into the first 10

In Joshua 8 we read about how God leads his people further into what He has promised them. Martin shows us that the Grace of God is evident in this story, and how Grace is fuel for our lives and at the very foundation of our faith.In our series "Resilient Faith," we are delving into the first 10 chapters of the book of Joshua, examining the challenges of the Christian life and emph

In Joshua 7 we read of the story of Achan and the importance of not hiding our sins and failures from God. Nii Noi shows us that God's standards don't change, and that we are called to faith in Christ and to pursue holiness.In our series "Resilient Faith," we are delving into the first 10 chapters of the book of Joshua, examining the challenges of the Christian life and emphasising

Martin continues our series looking at the theme of Endurance. In Joshua 6, the Israelites were heading to the promised land, but then they came up against the walls of Jericho.How is our faith affected when we come up against obstacles that don’t seem to be in line with the promises of God? In this story we see the need for a faith that endures through challenges, remaining obed