Time - 10:30am - 11:30am
Location
12800 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland, OH (Suite 220A on second floor)
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Have you ever been seeking someone, only to find that were seeking you the whole time? As lead pastor Dee Coker explains, that is exactly what happens to Zacchaeus in this story of curiosity.
Would you describe yourself as religious? In this first message from our Reel Stories series, Matt Jones takes a look at how Jesus interacted with a self-proclaimed religious person.
How can we be a neighbor to our city? In this message, Lead Pastor Dee Coker suggests how we can be salt and light in the Forest City and discusses some of the ways we are doing that as a church body.
Who exactly is our neighbor? How should we treat our neighbors? In this message, City Catalyst Matt Jones explores what it means to be good neighbors in our own locales, whether at home, work, school, or play.
What has our "Prep TIme" led to? A celebration of the birth of Christ, the culmination of hope, joy, peace, and love. In this message, City Catalyst Matt Jones encourages us to continually marvel at what Christ has done, not only during Christmas, but every day.
Joy can be a frazzled idea during the Christmas season. Lead Pastor Dee Coker encourages us to be joyful about what God has done for us this Advent season.
Who defines love? Is it songwriters, reality TV stars, or marketing execs? Is it your family or friends? City Catalyst Matt Jones explains why the only legitimate definition of love comes from the very One who IS Love: Jesus.
Everyone has a recipe for peace...but what exactly is peace? Lead Pastor Dee Coker suggests a recipe for peace found in Philippians 4.
Are you satisfied? Satisfaction can sometimes be defined as an absence of hope that things can get better. So what is the recipe for hope? Matt Jones offers an answer to this question in the first message of our Advent series, "PrepTime."
In this message, lead pastor Dee Coker looks at the relationship between the gospel, submission, and generosity in 2 Corinthians 9
