City Church Garland

In this sermon from Robert Reid on 1 Timothy 6, he highlights how the Apostle Paul contrasts the destructive path of those who love money with the life of contentment and godliness. Paul warns that the love of money leads to temptation, snares, and ultimately, ruin and destruction. Instead, we are called to pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, steadfastness, and gentleness. These virtues reflect a life that is aligned with God's character and leads to true contentment. This sermon also focuses on the importance of recognizing true doctrine and being wary of false teachers who stir up controversy for personal gain. Paul encourages Timothy to focus on the ultimate goal of eternal life and to remain steadfast in his faith, even in the face of trials. This focus shapes our lives, much like an athlete preparing for the Olympics or a soldier readying for battle. Paul's practical advice to the rich is to not be arrogant or set their hopes on uncertain riches but on God, who provides everything for our enj

This is a podcast from primarily sermons preached at City Church Garland.

This is a podcast from primarily sermons preached at City Church Garland.

In this sermon, Pastor Nebiye expounds on Philippians 1:12-14, where the Apostle Paul, despite being imprisoned, speaks of the advancement of the gospel. This passage is a powerful reminder that our circumstances, no matter how dire, can serve God's greater purpose. Paul’s imprisonment, rather than hindering his mission, actually propelled the gospel forward, reaching even the Imperial Guard. This teaches us that our joy and purpose are not contingent on our circumstances but are rooted in God. Paul’s life exemplifies that we can find joy in God in every season. He shows us that God can use us right where we are, even in the most unlikely situations. Paul’s imprisonment became a platform for the gospel, demonstrating that God’s work is not limited by our conditions. This is a call for us to reframe our understanding of our trials and to see them as opportunities for God to work through us. Moreover, Paul’s experience teaches us the importance of interpreting our circumsta

Life can become so busy and noisy that we miss hearing God speak to us in his still small voice and thus we miss finding the rest that our soul needs. This message preached by Kenrick Banks from Psalm 131 calls for a surrender to God that leads to a place of rest in him. The psalmist quieted his own soul and expressed his simple trust in God rather than focusing on things that were beyond his jurisdiction of responibility or understanding.

This is a podcast from primarily sermons preached at City Church Garland.

In this teaching, we learn that healthy leadership in the church is based on Christ-like character and conduct that is shaped by the gospel.

In this message, we explore the truth that a woman who fears the Lord has character and conduct that honors God and contributes to the good of her family and community.

In this sermon, we explore the truth that Jesus established one of the church’s main priorities: To share the Gospel and our lives so that people will be saved, baptized, deepen their roots, walk in power, bear fruit, and tell others the good news of salvation.

In this sermon we explore how God has a good and wise design for men and women as his own image bearers. His design complements each other in their distinct roles and embracing His design is a significant part of our witness and indicator of health.

In this sermon, we see that God calls his people to a godly life of prayerfulness and mission, with the view of His global redemptive plan.

In this sermon we see that Paul’s life was transformed by the gospel he preached and he overflowed with gratitude for the mercy and grace he found in it. He sought to defend the gospel message instructing Timothy to fight for it.

In this sermon we see that the church has been entrusted with the gospel and church leaders must guard the gospel and protect members from false teachers and false teaching.

In this sermon, we see that Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to His followers and helped them overcome their doubts & despair replacing it with joyful hope and he commissioned them to spread the good news.

In this sermon, we learn that we need God‘s supernatural help to see spiritually and understand the message of the cross.

In this sermon we are learn that Jesus reigns as the King and he has given each of us responsibilities to be faithful until he returns. When he returns will give an account of our lives and he will reward the faithful and punish the disobedient.

In today's sermon, we explored the profound story of Zacchaeus and his encounter with Jesus, as recounted in Luke 19. Zacchaeus, a wealthy chief tax collector, was despised by his community for his collaboration with the Roman authorities and his fraudulent practices. Despite his social status and wealth, Zacchaeus experienced a deep sense of spiritual emptiness and sought to see who Jesus was. His curiosity and determination led him to climb a sycamore tree, as his short stature prevented him from seeing over the crowd. Jesus, aware of Zacchaeus's presence, called him by name and invited himself to stay at Zacchaeus's house. This divine appointment was met with grumbling from the crowd, who could not understand why Jesus would associate with a notorious sinner. However, Jesus's mission was clear: He came to seek and save the lost, demonstrating that salvation is available to the worst of sinners. Zacchaeus's response to Jesus's invitation was immediate and joyful. He welcomed Jesus into his home and, in a

Following Jesus includes a call to missional living and giving Jesus our highest allegiance and obedience.

In this sermon, Kevin Diaz explains that we must be born again! Understanding what it means to be born again will cause us to discern our own salvation and should either lead us to repentant from our sin or lead us to a life dedicated to glorifying God through obedience and sharing gospel message in hope to lead others to become born again.

From this passage of Scripture Pastor Keith explains that Hell is a real eternal destiny and the snares of wealth can lead one there. Now is the time to repent and believe in Jesus to avoid the torment of Hell.