Citylights

Genesis 37 Where were your dreams at 17? Where have you been awakened most to the dream of Jesus to feed the nations? What part of your dream have you been dying to? What typology of Joseph/Jesus do you long for most? Joseph is the favored son in his family, a dreamer, and at 17 is oblivious to the call of God on his life. Betrayed by his brothers, sold into Egypt, God raises him up to ultimately save not only his family but the nations of the earth in the time of a great famine. In this series Joseph and the Technicolored Dream, we will explore how the dreams of Jesus for a multi-colored family are waking us up from ours. May he call us to reign with Jesus to feed nations in our time of spiritual famine!

Matthew 28:1-7 As we celebrate Easter, our series Jesus Messiah focuses on Jesus as our greater prophet, priest, and king. In Matthew 11-13, we find many opinions of who people believe Jesus to be. However, Jesus says that people won’t see the Son unless He is revealed by His Father. Join us this Easter season in Matthew, that we might see Jesus, come to Him, and find rest. 

Matthew 12:15-29 Where are you seeing Heaven’s Kingdom bring justice where human kingdoms cannot?   As we look forward to Easter, our series Jesus Messiah focuses on Jesus as our greater prophet, priest, and king. In Matthew 11-13, we find many opinions of who people believe Jesus to be. However, Jesus says that people won’t see the Son unless He is revealed by His Father. Join us this Easter season in Matthew, that we might see Jesus, come to Him, and find rest. 

Matthew 12:1-13 How do you see Sabbath differently than Jesus? Do you see the Scripture demanding mercy or sacrifice? How has rebellion or religion caused restlessness in you? What is the effort you might take to enter His rest? As we look forward to Easter, our series Jesus Messiah focuses on Jesus as our greater prophet, priest, and king. In Matthew 11-13, we find many opinions of who people believe Jesus to be. However, Jesus says that people won’t see the Son unless He is revealed by His Father. Join us this Easter season in Matthew, that we might see Jesus, come to Him, and find rest. 

Colossians 2:6-12, 20-23 How can you put off legalism/mysticism and BEHOLD the goodness of Jesus in the season you're in?   Worship is a practice that goes beyond our singing on Sundays. Every season is an opportunity to see God is as bigger and better than our enemies and idols. Paul equips us in Colossians 2 to be rooted in our worship that we would not be swayed by “cunning philosophies” of mysticism or “shallow religion” of legalism but rather built up in Jesus.

Matthew 11 Where are you seeing the blind, lame, lepers, deaf, dead, prisoners, and poor healed in Jesus' name?

Genesis 33 What could you not give to see grace in their eyes? Jacob was a patriarch who lived in deception for most of his life. Blessed from birth God’s grace relentlessly chased and wrestled him until his name was changed from being a deceiver to being dependent on God. From January to March our Genesis series will focus on God’s relentless grace in our lives. May we have faith to see that his grace is relentless in pursuing us, wounding us, and changing our names to receive his blessing through Jesus.

Genesis 32 Where is God's power being made perfect in your weakness? How is "awesomeness" keeping you from integrity? How does your fear project false strength? What does the power of the Cross look like in your weakness? Jacob was a patriarch who lived in deception for most of his life. Blessed from birth God’s grace relentlessly chased and wrestled him until his name was changed from deceiver, to dependent on God. From January to March our Genesis series will focus on God’s relentless grace in our lives. May we have faith to see that his grace is relentless in pursuing us, wounding us, and changing our names to receive his blessing through Jesus.

Genesis 31:22-51 Where in life is Jesus not center? Where in barrenness are you yearning for fruit? Where have idols given the world authority in you life? How is the heap of Mizpah becoming the hill of Calvary for you?   Jacob was a patriarch who lived in deception for most of his life. Blessed from birth God’s grace relentlessly chased and wrestled him until his name was changed from deceiver, to dependent on God. From January to March our Genesis series will focus on God’s relentless grace in our lives. May we have faith to see that his grace is relentless in pursuing us, wounding us, and changing our names to receive his blessing through Jesus.