City Church Garland

In this sermon from Philippians chapter 2 Paul Keith explains how God has called His people to shine as bright lights in this dark world through: actions, attitudes and words that reflect the beauty and worth of the gospel.

In Philippians chapter 2 the Apostle Paul explains how the Philippian Christians can live out the gospel and walk worthy of the gospel. In Paul's exhortation he bases the reason for the unity of the Church on the union the saints have in Christ. Listen to hear Kevin Diaz unpack these gospel truths.

In this passage of Scripture the apostle Paul exhorts the Philippians church to live in a manner worthy of the gospel of Jesus Christ by standing firm together, striving together and being courageous in the face of adversity. This is conduct that is worthy of the gospel.

In this sermon on Philippians chapter one Pastor Keith Dollar explains that the gospel will advance even in the face of opposition and this is a reason to rejoice and not lose heart. This is the perspective that the apostle Paul had which led him to rejoice in his adversity.

In this sermon Pastor Keith Dollar explains from the book of Philippians that God uses gospel partnerships to advance the gospel in the world. Gospel partnerships involve financial support, prayer support, encouragement and working together to be gospel witnesses where God has us.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how Christians are called to major on the message of the cross of Christ and through it die to worldly ways.

In this sermon from Galatians 6 Pastor Keith explains that Gospel-centered relationships are marked by love and service not rivalry and selfishness.

Every Christian has an ongoing internal conflict of desires and must learn to make war on sin by keeping in step with the leading of the Holy Spirit. In Galatians chapter 5 that is what the Apostle Paul explains for us so that we might understand ourselves and our struggle with sin better and know how to walk in victory over the flesh. The works of the flesh are destructive to us and those around us but the fruit of the Spirit is what we really want for us and those around us. When we follow the way of the Holy Spirit the path will be marked by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self control.

Christian, Christ has set you free! In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that Christ purchased our freedom and that we must protect our freedom and use it to lovingly serve others (Galatians 5:1,13)

In this sermon Pastor Keith describes some gospel blessings that every Christian has, which are listed in the book of Galatians. God the Father has richly blessed us by sending His Son to redeem us, His Spirit to reside in us, affirming us of our new status as His children and heirs.

In this sermon Chad Bradley explains the Christian's proper response to being wronged or cheated by another Christian. The Church, based on God's past and future work, is capable of wisely handling Christian disputes internally.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that the law of God can't do for us what the gospel of grace has done for us. We must know the purpose and role of the law to avoid misusing it, living under a curse and we must believe the gospel promise to experience the blessing of God's favor.

In this sermon Pastor Mike Ward explains the gospel truth that we are justified by faith alone in Christ alone and not by our good works. Many Christians know this in their head but at a heart level tend operate as legalist trying to earn favor, acceptance or approval with God, when they already have it in Christ. The gospel truth in the book of Galatians has the power to set free those entangled under the weight of legalism.

In this sermon on Galatians chapter one pastor Keith explains how the gospel is a message of grace that originated from God and it transforms the lives of those who accept it and believe it. He also highlights the eternal and tragic consequences for distorting and rejecting the gospel of grace.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that the aim of discipleship is spiritual maturity i.e. becoming more like Jesus. He shares several characteristics that mark the spiritually mature and spiritually immature. Then he shares some practical ways to grow into a spiritually mature Christian.

In this sermon Pastor Mike Ward explains the cost of discipleship from Luke 9. He explains the practical demands that Jesus expects of his followers such as denying yourself and taking up your cross. Following Jesus isn't easy but it's not a joyless experience and it's so worth it.

In this sermon Pastor Mike Ward shares about what it looks like to be a disciple of Jesus. He explains that discipleship is Jesus-centered and fishing-focused. And at the heart of it is a commitment to follow Jesus and gathering people for Jesus.

In this sermon Dr. Braden Hoelzle tells the story of Hannah who was a women that God used to bless a nation though she was barren and humiliated without a title or position. Hannah was a women who walked in faith, integrity and humility. God responded graciously to her prayer of faith and she responded faithfully to God's blessing of a child by dedicating him to the Lord.

In this sermon Nathan Forbes expounds on one of the distinct marks of a disciple of Jesus, namely love. He explains what it looks like to abide in love and how to do it.

In this sermon Kevin Diaz shares about how the Christian's identity is rooted in having God as their Father and it leads them to live a life of obedience.