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Each year at City Church we observe the season of Lent, as millions of people do throughout the world. We think it’s an excellent opportunity to be more intentional about spiritual searching and growth.

The future begins now. Later this year, when City Church opens the doors of our permanent home, it will mark a new beginning for us, a unique opportunity to reintroduce ourselves to the city we love and are dedicated to serving. 

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Christianity introduces itself to the world through a book written by someone who was, in many ways, an outsider. Matthew, the author of the first book in the New Testament, was a tax collector—hated by many, including the religious elites of his time. Yet his story is central to the Christian narrative.

In this special conversation with Mike Cosper, producer of the influential podcast The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill and director of podcasts for Christianity Today, we will discuss how to face seasons that feel like a spiritual or relational desert. In his latest book, Land of My Sojourn, Cosper uses the literal landscape of the Bible to narrate his own story of disillusionment, despair, and ultimately repair within the modern church.

When asked to describe our worship service at City Church, I often say it’s a thoughtful blend of the old and the new, designed to draw us into a worshipful dialogue with God. This is especially true with what happens at the end of our service: the benediction.