City Church Garland

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.

Jesus calls us his followers to guard against covetousness and worry and counter it by having an eternal perspective and a Kingdom pursuit. A nagging desire for more than what you have diminishes your enjoyment of what you have, it dishonors God who has graciously provided what you have, and it demonstrates ingratitude and discontentment. And Jesus offers us a better way of life. Jesus, who is the source of life, offers us a life that reflects the values of His Kingdom.

In this sermon, Jacob Jones explains how Jesus knows our hearts, desires, and motives. He engages us personally as the forgiver of our sins. Those who have come to know Him and his forgiveness, love, and peace become extravagant worshipers.

In this sermon Pastor Jesus calls his followers to resist hypocrisy and conquer the fear of man by fearing God instead. And this is needed to be a faithful witness.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that Jesus exposed self-righteousness as a false path to salvation and taught that the humble who trust in God’s mercy experience justification.

Jesus wants his followers to pray frequently and faithfully, through prayer God brings about his plans for justice in the world, and by it Christians preservere in the faith.

Prayer is a vital aspect of a disciple’s life and Jesus modeled it consistently and teaches us the importance of simplicity and persistency of prayer.

In this sermon on the story of Martha and Mary Pastor Keith Dollar explains devotion to Jesus is the ultimate priority of Christian discipleship and distractions must be resisted.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains how Jesus calls each of us to love those around us both through what he taught and by his example.

Jesus Christ is the eternal word and true light that has come into this world to give us life, truth, and grace and conquer darkness.

During Advent season the church focuses on the coming of Jesus into this world. In this Advent sermon Pastor Keith explains that Jesus has come as a humble king to rescue us and reign in us and we must receive him and his kingdom with humility and faith to experience salvation and joy.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains that we can learn, as the Apostle Paul did, to be content in every season and situation of life because of God’s gracious provision and presence. Contentment is not automatic rather it something that must be learned and we are given everything we need to grow in finding contentment regardless of life circumstances or seasons. We can be content in every season because: God’s Provision Is Enough For Our Contentment - Philippians 4:13,19 God’s Presence Is Enough For Our Contentment - Hebrews 13:5 God’s Peace Is Enough For Our Contentment - Philippians 4:6-9 God’s Power & Promises Are Enough For Our Contentment- 2 Peter 1:3-4 God’s Good & Wise Plans Are Enough For Our Contentment - Luke 12:32, Eph. 1:11-12

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how God calls his people to wait patiently in hope for the return of Christ by learning from examples of patience.

In this Sermon, Steve Kessler explains how import gratitude is in our lives and how we can cultivate it as God calls us to.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains how King David experienced the painful consequences of his sin through trouble from within his family.

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

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains how David was a great leader but also one who committed great sins before God and he tried to conceal his sin making matters worse. His failure is a warning to us and his repentance is an example for us to imitate.

In this message, Pastor Keith explains how Jesus came and displayed the power of His Kingdom and taught the posture of compassion, humility, hospitality, and responsibility. Jesus attended a dinner party with prestigious religious leaders and he displayed his power and compassion by healing a man on there. Because it was a Sabbath day it bothered the religious community. Then Jesus used the occasion to teach a lesson about humility and one on hospitality. After that, a man made the comment “Blessed is everyone who will eat bread in the kingdom of God!”V15. In response to this Jesus addressed the assumption that one could make it into God's Kingdom automatically based on his ethnicity, heritage or religious activities. Jesus taught a lesson on responsibility. Every person is responsible for accepting the invitation to receive Christ as their King and every Christian is also responsible for getting the invitations out.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains how God enabled David to be a king who effectively led Israel through war and administrative challenges. He led with justice, equity, and kindness. And his leadership points us to a greater King that would come.

In this message, Kyle Martin shares how God has been at work in the lives of his people Israel in the most difficult of times and they are refuse to be silent by heralding his "good news".