City Church Chattanooga Podcast.

Is there something in your life that is stopping God’s rhythm from being active in your life? We are reminded that if we don’t take care of the little foxes—sins—they will rob us of the divine rhythm God has intended for us.

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God sent His son to the earth to die for our sins as the most ultimate act of true love. Pastor Shannon reminds us that THIS is central message of Christmas, but we aren’t to be selfish with this love. We are to extend it to others!

Dr. Bill Effler explores the connection between joy, its source, and its enemy. Listen to learn how to recognize your primary source of joy, how it is stolen from you, and how to rediscover it for your life.

Welcome to City Church! We're so glad you're joining us online this morning.

Welcome to City Church! We're so glad you're joining us online this morning.

Welcome to City Church online! We're so happy you're joining us-it's going to be a great day!

So glad you're joining us online this morning!

The people in Nehemiah 8 listened to Ezra read the word and rejoiced. Do we want that kind of hunger for God’s word? Pastor Shannon reminds us this week that with a hunger for God’s word comes renewal and great joy.

Despite everything coming against him, Nehemiah completed the wall and accomplished God’s plan. Listen as Pastor Shannon reads through Nehemiah chapters 5 and 6 and encourages us all stay committed to the cause.

Whenever a believer gets serious about obeying God’s call on their life, he or she can count on spiritual attacks to come. We dive into Nehemiah 4 and learn what it looks like to raise up a standard against the enemy in times of oppression and opposition.

Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom, and every time the church gathers, God is there. This week, God had a unique plan for us, and we spent time in prayer together as the body.

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The greatness of a church is not measured by size but by the amount of people taking responsibility for what God has called them to do. In this message, Pastor Shannon discusses what effective team ministry looks like in the life of a church body.

In Nehemiah’s moment of great courage, two specific things were released—favor and spiritual attacks. In week 2 of this series, we are reminded that in the face of great sadness and fear, we must have an unwavering trust in God and deep commitment to do what He has asked us to do just as Nehemiah did.

When we go through seasons of hurt and affliction, prayer should be our response, not our last resort. We take a look at Nehemiah’s prayer in chapter 1 and learn that trusting in God’s timing and power is vital in hard seasons.

Saint Augustine prayed, “Grant, Lord, that I may know myself that I may know thee.” Important to our spiritual formation is knowing the “true self,” that is who Christ is forming us to be. In this message, Pastor Shannon explores what it takes to shed your “old self” while developing your “true self” in Christ.

Hi City Church! We are so happy you’re here today! This is going to be such a beautiful time together to sing, pray, and learn more about God’s Word! Most importantly, be sure to listen to God’s voice and be ready to respond in faith.

Hi City Church! We are so happy you’re here today! This is going to be such a beautiful time together to sing, pray, and learn more about God’s Word! Most importantly, be sure to listen to God’s voice and be ready to respond in faith.

Hi City Church! We are so happy you’re here today! This is going to be such a beautiful time together to sing, pray, and learn more about God’s Word! Most importantly, be sure to listen to God’s voice and be ready to respond in faith.