Christ City Church Memphis

You have a never-to-be-repeated life with unique experiences, skills, and perspectives. What type of life are you creating? Our church is a never-to-be-repeated expression of the gospel in our city. What will we create? What are we already creating? -intentionally or not? What does it mean to live a life of purpose? Listen in to join the conversation.

When division and spiritual ignorance seem to be the order of the day, it can be difficult not to feel overwhelmed and helpless. Let us regroup together as we reflect and recharge around our common vision. Join us as we talk about our continued pursuit of becoming a place to belong and a place to know God.

Do you ever find yourself arguing with the scriptures? Asking questions like, “How, God?” “Why, God?” “How does this make sense?” The prophets did it all the time. Following in the footsteps of Isaiah, let us reason together with God. Listen in for the next installment in our series: Searching for the Word.

Have you ever suddenly remembered something a parent, auntie, mentor, or teacher, who loved and cared for you, said? In Hosea’s word to the people of Israel, he likens God to a loving parent, reminding them of the life and goodness they have strayed from. Sometimes searching for the word is a search in our memories, in our hearts. Listen in for part three in the series Searching for the Word.

Humans are story-telling creatures; we can heal and hurt each other with the stories we tell.  How do we make sure that the stories which ground us are the boundary-breaking stories of God, and not the toxic stories of the empire? Join us for the final week of our summer guest preaching series as we welcome Rev. Elizabeth Grasham from Oklahoma!

In a culture that values self-sufficiency and personal success, Galatians 6 encourages us to adopt a different way of living, one rooted in humility and cooperation. Freedom and salvation are found not in isolation but in the Spirit-led effort to work together for the good of all.

This Sunday, Robert Grisham will continue our series on the Kingdom of God. Last week we looked at what the kingdom is like. This Sunday, we’ll be looking at a community in Scripture that was shaped by this kingdom. We’re going to see how God used that community, and we’re going to see how perhaps we can use that story to impact the way we’re thinking about the kingdom and about how we live creatively in our culture today.

This Sunday morning, Robert Grisham will begin a two-week series on the Kingdom of God. In this first part, we’ll look at what exactly Jesus meant when he talked about the Kingdom of God, as well as what separates this kingdom from other worldly kingdoms.

Join us this Sunday for a special word on community from Rev. Angéle Johnson! 

The Spirit of God is not a tool for the powerful to wield—it is the presence of God, accessible to all. This means we are capable of more than we imagine and responsible for the change we long to see, because God is with us—all of us. Join us this Pentecost Sunday as we explore the empowerment available to us through the presence of the Spirit. 

Part of trust in God is reaching for spiritual connection when you feel alone. This ache for the presence of a Someone is a part of being human. It points to the relational and spiritual longings within us. What will we do with that feeling of absence? What helpful ways could we think about it? Join us as we work through the importance of belief and absence in the series Belief+Doubt+Trust=Life.

At times in life we hold onto God through belief, and, there is also the possibility of letting go and allowing God to hold us, and believing in that. The difference in those two stances can make a significant difference in the decisions we make, the risks we take and how we engage our relationships. Join us as we continue the conversation of Belief+Doubt+Trust=Life.

Thank God for love. Love charges life full of meaning and hope. To love is to believe. To love is to trust and to love is to experience painful and significant doubt. Who and what we love, and who loves us, shapes our life and world as nothing else can. Join us as we continue to explore the ingredients of life in the second part of the series Belief + Trust + Doubt=Life.

Join us this Easter Sunday as we remember the resurrection and its power to reorient our hearts toward the life that God offers us through Christ.