City Church OTR Messages

This week, Chris taught on the namesake of our series, Ruth. Ruth's story is one that teaches us to do the right thing, even when no one is watching! The book of Ruth is often known as the Cinderella story of the Bible. It's a love story, but not in the way we've typically read it. Instead of being an unrelatable fairytale, Ruth is a story that we can all connect to and learn from.

The book of Ruth is often known as the Cinderella story of the Bible. It's a love story, but not in the way we've typically read it. Instead of being an unrelatable fairytale, Ruth is a story that we can all connect to and learn from. This week, Rob Groves taught on Naomi's story. Naomi was a victim of her circumstances. We can be both inspired by her faithfulness and cautioned by her words.

Exploring the Spirit of Mammon and the cultural views on money, debunking the notion that money is the root of all evil. The podcast delves into the challenges of balancing faith and finances, distinguishing between poverty and pride mindsets. It emphasizes the importance of generosity, spiritual growth, and trusting God over material wealth.

The podcast explores the concept of living abundantly through generous giving, shifting our view of what's ours versus God's. It delves into the Principle of First, emphasizing God's priority and the act of giving Him the first. The importance of tithing and surrendering all to God for trust, peace, and joy is discussed, highlighting the rewards of placing God first in all aspects of life.

Exploring the significance of tithing in kingdom living, addressing common questions and challenges. Delving into the origins and spiritual journey behind church giving. Discussing the sacred nature of tithing, financial support for church growth, and inspiring acts of kindness.

Exploring the shift from a culture of working hard for money to living generously like God, Pastor Chris Marlin discusses the importance of posture of the heart and creating a grateful and generous spirit through obedience. Reflecting on miraculous healings, seeking God's kingdom first, and embracing the awkwardness of money matters, the podcast highlights the heart of generosity and the significance of having a pure heart when giving.

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. In situations where we have been praying and not receiving answers from the Lord, it's easy to give up on the power of prayer. This week Pastor Chris Marlin introduces the idea of praying until something happens. As we faithfully persist in prayer, the Lord can cultivate maturity in our faith.

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Pastor Paul Taylor of Rivers Crossing Church teaches on the profound impact of obedience and prayer. Through unity in prayer, we have the potential to spark a transformative movement for Christ in our city.

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Pastor Andy Ziegenfuss from All Church shared with us about how prayer, fellowship, and keeping Jesus at the center is critical to the body of Christ.

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Chris Marlin teaches that prayer is formative in our relationship with God and that's spending time in His presence could be the change that we need this year.