CityChurch Podcast

Holy Spirit is called our Comforter.  But that is quite different than being comfortable.  There is a movement that everyone be at ease.  But, looking at the New Testament church, being part of the people of God often is many things but is not ease.  So what does this mean?  Brian Higbee talks about the need to be comforted v. the desire to be comfortable and how that is effecting the church today.  Check it out.  

We stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before us and made a way for the gospel to continue through the generations.  But it has not been without cost.  From the beginning of time the ground has cried out for the spilled blood of those who were innocent and carried the gospel.  How does that effect us today?  What does it mean?  Brian Higbee talks about the ground crying for the blood of the innocents and the transformation of power that provides.  Check it out.  

How can you be strong in the Lord if you cannot stand firm?  How can you stand firm if you do not have the shoes of the gospel of peace?   And how can you have peace if there are flaming arrows stuck into your heart?  Brian Higbee talks about you have been shot at by darkness and some of those flaming arrows may still be lodged in your heart corrupting your peace keeping you from standing firm, keeping you from being strong.  How do you identify those arrows?  How do you remove them?  Check out this revealing CityChurch message.  

Paul talks tells the church in Ephesus to make sure and use the shield of faith to extinguish the flaming arrows of the devil.  What does that mean?  How do we use it?  Who do we protect with it?  Just ourselves or does the shield have a purpose greater than shielding me?  Brian Higbee goes deep in discovering how and when we use this shield.  You may want to give this a listen.  

God doesn’t change.  His Word is His Word and He doesn’t change it.  And He is not going to change because you may not like it.  Pastor Terry Sanders of Victory Fellowship in Uniontown, Pennsylvania releases the Word to CityChurch that they can count on the King and stand on His Word.