By Faith Alone in Christ Alone

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell shares the story of Martin Luther’s “extremely disturbed conscience” and how he came to faith after being angry with God by finally understanding the righteousness of God by faith alone in Romans 1:17.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell begins a new series on conversion stories from people throughout church history. First, we see how God used Romans 13:11-14 and a devoted mother’s prayers to transform the heart of Augustine of Hippo.

In this sermon, Church Planter Will Stueve concludes our eighth summer in the psalms by expounding upon Psalm 111 which answers the question: “What makes God’s works so great?” and leads us to then ask of ourselves: “What would it look like to remember the realness of Jesus in all of life?”

In this sermon, Pastor David Mathis expounds upon Psalm 110 which is the most complete and abundant prophecy of Christ in the book of Psalms. This psalm has four sights of the majesty of Jesus, full of comfort for Cities Church.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon Psalm 109 by looking at four facts about Christian warfare in the psalm that reveals to us who the enemies are, what they are doing, how God responds to them, and how God saves his people from them.

In this sermon, Pastor Marshall Segal expounds upon Psalm 108 where David is feeling the pain of the curse again. David’s battling enemies and pleading with God for relief and deliverance. As he pleads, he takes five big steps: groaning, praising, asking, trusting, and prevailing.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds Psalm 107. What does it mean to be redeemed and where do the redeemed come from? What trouble has the redeemer delivered them from? And, how do the redeemed respond?

In this sermon, Pastor Max Kozak expounds upon Psalm 106 which recounts moments of rebellion from Israel’s history to reveal the countermelody of God’s mercy to us despite our own sin.

In this sermon, Pastor Sam Choi of All Peoples Church returns to us as a guest preacher to expound upon Psalm 105 where David exhorts God’s people to remember God, give thanks and share personal stories of God’s faithfulness with others so that they might praise him too. Remember what God has done, who he is, and who he is for us.

In this sermon, Ryan Griffith expounds upon Psalm 104 which is a poem with vivid, worship-evoking imagery that retells the important story of Genesis 1-3. It calls us to bless the Lord and fuels the consummation of that praise.