The Authentic Life - Week 3

Don't Waste Your Summer - Week 1

Summer has a way of filling up before we even realize it. Vacations, projects, sports, family events, and endless to-do lists can leave our calendars full while our souls quietly run on empty. This week, we'll look at the familiar story of Mary and Martha and discover Jesus' simple but powerful reminder: "Only one thing is necessary."More Info: www.cityviewcc.com

Plot Twist - Week 6

Joseph finally comes face to face with the brothers who betrayed him more than twenty years earlier. Now holding the power they once abused, Joseph reveals that true healing isn’t pretending the past never happened... it’s allowing God to redeem it. This powerful conclusion to the series explores forgiveness, emotional healing, and the life-changing truth that while people may intend evil, God is able to work through every painful chapter for His greater purpose. Your past doesn’t have to define your future when it’s surrendered to the God who redeems.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com

Plot Twist - Week 5

After thirteen years of pits, slavery, and prison, Joseph’s life changes in a single day. But his promotion wasn’t the miracle... the years of preparation were. This week we’ll discover how God’s timing, faithful stewardship, and humble dependence prepare us for the doors only He can open.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com

Plot Twist - Week 4

Waiting is one of the hardest parts of following God. This week, we followed Joseph through the prison and discovered that God is still working in seasons where we feel overlooked, forgotten, and delayed. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in the waiting, this message will remind you that what feels like a delay may actually be divine placement.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com

Plot Twist - Week 3

This week in our Joseph series, we explored Integrity in Egypt from Genesis 39 and wrestled with a challenging question: Who are you when nobody is watching? Through Joseph’s faithfulness in slavery, his resistance to temptation, and his unjust imprisonment, we discovered that character is formed long before it is revealed. Even when obedience seemed to cost him everything, Joseph remained faithful because he trusted that God’s presence was enough and the same God who was with Joseph in prosperity was with him in prison.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com