City Church Garland

In this sermon, Pastor Brad Weir explains how we can live with the end in mind by being prayerful, fervently loving others, and sharing our spiritual gifts with others to serve them.

In this sermon, we see that God calls His people to guard against covetousness and find contentment in all that He offers us in Himself. Contentment helps free us from covetousness. Contentment comes from God’s promised presence . Contentment is experienced through God’s gracious help. Contentment is not based on our circumstances; it surpasses them. Contentment is not automatic; it’s learned. Contentment is not complacency or passivity.

In the sermon, we explore what the Bible teaches about how we manage our money, which has the potential to do either good or harm.

In sermon we explore how God calls His people to display his love and grace by showing hospitality to one another and to strangers. Pastor Keith explains what Christian hospitality is, why we should participate in it, what the barriers to showing hospitality are, and how we might do that practically. Why Should We Show Hospitality? Hospitality is commanded for every Christian. Heb.13:2, Rom.12:13,1Pet. 4:9 Hospitality has been shown to us by Jesus -Matt. 11:28, Rom. 15:7 Hospitality Facilitates loving community -Acts 2:42-47 Hospitality Facilities Teaching & Discipleship - Acts 2:42 Hospitality Facilitates Evangelism- Acts 2:47

In this sermon we learn that Christ rules over everything, and his kingdom will advance in all the earth until the end.

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

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, we see that the wise life is marked by self-control — guarded, guided, and grown by grace.

In this sermon we explore the truth that wise plans and decisions are made by looking to God for guidance and committing to do His will since He is in charge of the world.

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

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains that wise women build their homes, making it a place where their families can flourish through their godly conduct, character, and speech.

In this sermon we see that God has designed us as relational beings who need friendships to flourish, and wise people cultivate faithful and loving friendships.

In this sermon, Pastor Keith explains that the fear of the Lord is essential for having a healthy relationship with God and making wise decisions. And it is accompanied by great blessings. The questions he answers are: What is Fear of the Lord? Why should we pursue and embrace it? How can we cultivate in our lives?

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that the historical evidence of Jesus Christ crucified, buried, and resurrected is reliable, and He is worthy to receive our response of unashamed faith and joyful and reverent worship.

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

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 from Proverbs 7 Jacob Jones explains how temptation has a predictable strategy and wisdom can help equip us to resist it.

From Proverbs 6 Pastor Keith highlights how wisdom teaches us to be responsible with our wealth, words, work, and relationships.

In Proverbs chapter 5 wisdom teaches us to take heed to the voice of wisdom to guard your hearts, avoid the dangers of sexual folly, and experience God’s delightful design for marriage.

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

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

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, we learn that wisdom is valuable and it must be sought for diligently in view of God being the source and giver of it.

In this sermon, we see that wisdom calls us to live wisely by choosing the fear of the Lord and considering the outcomes of the way of fools and the wise.

In this sermon, we see that wisdom calls us to live wisely by choosing the fear of the Lord and considering the outcomes of the way of fools and the wise.

In this teaching we see how the Proverbs were written to give us wisdom and understanding to live well in this world through a proper relationship with God. Pastor Keith also explains what wisdom is and how to get it and what the fear of the Lord is.

In this teaching we see how the Proverbs were written to give us wisdom and understanding to live well in this world through a proper relationship with God. Pastor Keith also explains what wisdom is and how to get it and what the fear of the Lord is.

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

In this sermon we learn that in Christ we have a new identity and a new way of living that reflects the beauty of grace.

In this sermon we learn that in Christ we have a new identity and a new way of living that reflects the beauty of grace.

In this sermon, we explore how God has graciously provided for His people what they need to flourish through their relationship with Him, and He calls them to make grace-empowered efforts to grow.

In this sermon, we explore how God has graciously provided for His people what they need to flourish through their relationship with Him, and He calls them to make grace-empowered efforts to grow.

In this sermon, we see that God calls us to remember His past faithfulness, to rely on Him in the present, and to respond in obedience for what’s ahead.

In this sermon, we see that God calls us to remember His past faithfulness, to rely on Him in the present, and to respond in obedience for what’s ahead.

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, we see that Jesus is the King worthy of worship and His Kingdom clashes with earthly kingdoms.

In this sermon, we see that Jesus is the King worthy of worship and His Kingdom clashes with earthly kingdoms.

In this sermon, we see that the birth of Christ was a miraculous historical event that occurred to fulfill God’s promise to rescue His people.

In this sermon, we see that the birth of Christ was a miraculous historical event that occurred to fulfill God’s promise to rescue His people.

In this sermon we see that the birth of Jesus was a historical event divinely orchestrated to fulfill God’s promise of sending the Messiah King to rescue His people.

In this sermon we see that the birth of Jesus was a historical event divinely orchestrated to fulfill God’s promise of sending the Messiah King to rescue His people.

In this sermon we hear how Jesus makes clear the two options set before us all, and he requires us to choose the way of love, life, and truth.

In this sermon we hear how Jesus makes clear the two options set before us all, and he requires us to choose the way of love, life, and truth.

In his sermon on the mount Jesus teaches his followers how to have a dynamic prayer life. He calls his followers to be in persistent prayer, asking, seeking and knocking with the knowledge of God’s Fatherly care and promises for answering prayer.

In his sermon on the mount Jesus teaches his followers how to have a dynamic prayer life. He calls his followers to be in persistent prayer, asking, seeking and knocking with the knowledge of God’s Fatherly care and promises for answering prayer.

In Matthew 7, we see Jesus address the destructive nature of judging others, a behavior that can be as damaging as cancer to relationships. In this passage, Jesus calls His followers to avoid harsh, hasty, and hypocritical judgments. Instead, He urges us to prioritize addressing our own sins before helping others with theirs. The tendency to be critical and judgmental is deeply rooted in human nature. Jesus warns against this toxic behavior, which can lead to broken marriages and divided churches. Jesus' teaching in Matthew 7:1-5 emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, humility, honesty and mercy. He uses the metaphor of a log in one's eye to illustrate the absurdity of judging others while ignoring one's own faults. This teaching is not a prohibition against discernment or addressing sin, but a call to avoid a fault-finding spirit. Jesus Himself called out sin, but He did so with the intent of bringing people to repentance and salvation, not condemnation. The passage also highlights the need for discernment in sharing the gospel. Jesus advises against casting pearls before swine, meaning we should be wise in how we share the message of the kingdom and how much time and energy we invest on behalf of those who show no interest. This requires both elements of truth and grace, recognizing that not everyone will be receptive to the gospel. Sinclair Ferguson called this principle taught here “The wisdom of appropriate activity” Ultimately, Jesus calls us to love one another as He has loved us. By marveling at God's grace and mercy towards us, we can counter a critical spirit and cultivate a heart of compassion towards others.

In Matthew 7, we see Jesus address the destructive nature of judging others, a behavior that can be as damaging as cancer to relationships. In this passage, Jesus calls His followers to avoid harsh, hasty, and hypocritical judgments. Instead, He urges us to prioritize addressing our own sins before helping others with theirs. The tendency to be critical and judgmental is deeply rooted in human nature. Jesus warns against this toxic behavior, which can lead to broken marriages and divided churches. Jesus' teaching in Matthew 7:1-5 emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, humility, honesty and mercy. He uses the metaphor of a log in one's eye to illustrate the absurdity of judging others while ignoring one's own faults. This teaching is not a prohibition against discernment or addressing sin, but a call to avoid a fault-finding spirit. Jesus Himself called out sin, but He did so with the intent of bringing people to repentance and salvation, not condemnation. The passage also highlights the need for discernment in sharing the gospel. Jesus advises against casting pearls before swine, meaning we should be wise in how we share the message of the kingdom and how much time and energy we invest on behalf of those who show no interest. This requires both elements of truth and grace, recognizing that not everyone will be receptive to the gospel. Sinclair Ferguson called this principle taught here “The wisdom of appropriate activity” Ultimately, Jesus calls us to love one another as He has loved us. By marveling at God's grace and mercy towards us, we can counter a critical spirit and cultivate a heart of compassion towards others.