Grace is the pipeline—the inexhaustible well—through which we receive all that God wants to give us (i.e. the greatness of Christ, the greatness of his love, the greatness of the gospel). But this isn’t just a concept to be understood, it’s a reality to be lived into.

Logan and McKenzie are amazing evidences of God’s grace. They have followed Christ together their whole marriage, but had long been praying for a church family to belong to. Then, City Parish moved into McKenzies classroom and…

City Parish turned five in 2023. That might not sound significant at the outset, but that’s a significant milestone in the church planting world. And more than a milestone, it’s evidence of the immeasurable grace the Lord has continued to show us as he keeps building his Church!

Daniel and Jessica, along with their three kids and a core team, planted City Parish 5 years ago. It’s been a joy-filled, painstaking, worthwhile journey—and this year feels especially important given all that it signifies.

Josh von Damm represents so much that excites us about Gen Z. His faith is fresh, real, humble, and committed. He’s an eager learner and quick to serve. We’re so thankful he’s a part of the family of City Parish.

There is no parallel anywhere else in the world’s religions to the sympathetic presence of God in Christ sharing our human struggle with us. Our God was not immune to human suffering. Therefore, ‘Christmas can only be understood as a wonder’ — Karl Barth.

We’re so excited to announce that City Parish has qualified to receive a matching grant of $21,500 from TBC! Would you prayerfully consider helping us meet our goal of turning that into $64,000?

No one had ever seen God in a full/complete way until Jesus revealed him (1:18) — The world still cannot see God except through Jesus’ through his witnesses (i.e. his Church/disciples) modeling their lives after the character of Jesus (John 13:35, 17:21-23; 1 John 4:12).

Jesus is eternally one with the Father—the very Word of God (John 1:1–2), God’s agent in creating all things (vv. 3–4). And as he spoke light and brought life into the dark void of pre-creation chaos, so Jesus brings light and life into the dark world of sin and death.