City Church For All Nations: Latest Sermons

You have a seat at the table. ✝️ This Easter, we explored the powerful and challenging story of Jesus and Judas—and what it reveals about us. At some point, we’ve all played the role of Judas. We’ve all fallen short, made mistakes, and chosen our own way. But the beauty of the Gospel is this: even still, Jesus invites us to the table. His life, death, and resurrection made a way for us not just to be forgiven, but to be fully restored. When we let Him in, He begins to heal what’s broken, redeem our story, and make us new. No matter your past, your doubts, or your struggles—you still have a seat at the table.

In this message PD & P Sumer talk about what our seats at the table are.

Pastor David Norris shares on how we can have victory through our relationships.

In this weekend’s message, Marriage Built on Jesus, we explore what it means to establish your relationship on the only foundation that never fails—Jesus. Discover how inviting Christ into the center of your marriage brings strength, unity, and lasting hope through every season. Whether you’re newly married, have been together for decades, or are preparing for the future, this message offers biblical wisdom and practical encouragement to help your relationship thrive.

Missed this past Sunday? Pastors Dave & Sumer shared a powerful message on Kindness in Relationships—reminding us how choosing kindness can strengthen our marriages, friendships, and everyday connections. Whether you’re looking to grow in patience, extend grace, or reflect Christ in the way you love others, this message is for you.

Today’s Sunday message at City Church focused on miracles, healing, and household salvation. We explored how God still moves powerfully today, bringing restoration, hope, and faith to families.

Pastor David shares on "Any Given Sunday".

Today’s message from Pastor David is a powerful reminder of what God can do through a generous church. On this Giving Sunday, he shares how living with open hands not only transforms our own lives, but fuels life change in our city and around the world. Because of your generosity, we’ve seen over 2,000 souls saved this year, served thousands of people through outreach partners like Healing Hands, Sojourn House, and Wheeler Mission, and helped bring hope globally by freeing slaves, building water wells, orphanages, and homes for widows. If this message encourages you, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe so you never miss a sermon. We’re believing for even greater impact as we move into 2026!

Discover why finding community, building real friendship, and surrounding yourself with the right people is essential to living a richer, deeper, more meaningful life. In this message, we explore God’s design for connection—and why you were never meant to do life alone. Whether you’re searching for friends, trying to get plugged into a church community, or looking to grow in your relationship with Jesus, this sermon will help you take the next step toward spiritual and personal wholeness.

Campus Pastor Jake Box unpacks what it truly means to stay green spiritually. When we root our lives in Jesus—the true source of life—we remain refreshed, strengthened, and aligned with God’s purpose for our future. Drawing from Scripture, Pastor Jake shows why deep roots in our relationship with God matter. When we plant ourselves by the living water, we don’t wither under pressure. Instead, we grow, flourish, and stay connected to God’s plan no matter the season. 🌿 In this message, you’ll learn: How to find and stay connected to the source of life Why spiritual roots determine spiritual fruit How staying planted in God’s presence leads to growth, stability, and purpose