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Leo Schuster

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Leo Schuster

Leo Schuster is the Lead Pastor of City Church. As an ordained pastor for twenty-nine years, Leo’s ministry has reached from Texas to New York City. He started and led two college ministries in Dallas, founded and pastored Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Houston, and most recently served as the Lead Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church’s East Side Congregation in New York City where he was directly mentored by Tim Keller. Leo and his wife, Ellen, have three adult daughters: Anna, Margaret, and Mary Caroline. They also have one grandson, James.

September 8, 2024
Leo Schuster
Matthew 11:1-11
What makes for a truly great life? In the intriguing figure of John the Baptist we have a compelling portrait of someone Jesus himself held up as a singularly great human being.
August 25, 2024
Leo Schuster
Matthew 5:1-12
Jesus cast a vision for the flourishing life by emphasizing inner character and interpersonal compassion. While this life is attractive, it can feel elusive. How do we realize it?
August 18, 2024
Leo Schuster
Matthew 7:24-29
How do we build a truly great life? What makes for an enjoyable and meaningful life, and one that withstands the storms encountered along the way? Jesus answered that by comparing life to building a home, highlighting the importance of a strong foundation.
July 7, 2024
Leo Schuster
Joshua 1:1-9
All of us struggle at times mustering the courage we need in life. God’s instructions to Joshua when he was called to succeed Moses give us timeless truths to help us deal with debilitating fear and discouragement.
June 23, 2024
Leo Schuster
Isaiah 40:6-9
What’s the role of the Bible for Christians or people curious about faith? Can we rely on it? How do we make sense of it? And how can it help us improve our lives?
May 26, 2024
Leo Schuster
Genesis 1:1-2; Exodus 35:30-33, Isaiah 64:8; Ephesians 2:10
Are art and faith compatible or in conflict? Why do artists often feel disenfranchised by the church? How can art help us understand ourselves? How might art actually be an alternative window into the world of faith? In this message we’ll consider these and other questions as we explore a biblical theology of art.