Giving thanks implies that we needed what we’re thankful for. It’s a posture of humility.

One of our elders recently talked about her messy relationship with Jesus and how hopeful it is - because we all need “Messy Jesus.”

There’s power in story, but when we boil it down and take out all the personal elements, we’re left with law. And that’s a real problem.

Today is a day of gratitude… built around giving thanks for a teenage boy who came out at age 15 and changed the trajectory of City Church forever.

We all have stories to tell.

It’s time to pray for the resurrection of the church.

A simple practice of gratitude - not for the big stuff, but the small stuff - seems integral in Jesus’s miracles.

To do justice is one of the key ways we’re invited into a full and flourishing life.

The way of wisdom surfaces as very practical today, even to the point of saying the name Keenan Anderson and asking the question of Why?

Jesus refers to Wisdom as a person… and uses that to describe himself. How does that affect how we pray?

A simple poem today - for simple people trying to find God in the simple gifts of each day.

In both Old and New Testaments, God shows true delight in us. Sometimes it can be hard to believe it.

The blessing that we say most weeks at the end of church is a throw back to the passage we’re thinking about today: all about delight and destiny.

This is a simple prayer of blessing - for both you and for others.

Seeing Jesus as Wisdom can change some of the insights we gain from the most common bible stories we associate with Jesus in his ministry.

For some, feminine images of Jesus can be remarkably healing and redemptive.

Is God male? Why do we use male pronouns to refer to God? Is that biblical? Explore these things - and their impact on us - today.

Most of us grew up with only male images of God: King, Lord, Prince of Peace, etc. If scripture promoted female images of God, would you be open to learning new ways to think of God?