The Authentic Life - Week 5

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

Plot Twist - Week 2

This week, guest speaker Joel Reyes continued our Joseph series by exploring The Pit: When Life Stops Looking Like the Promise. Through Joseph’s betrayal and journey into the pit, we were reminded that difficult seasons do not cancel God’s purpose. When life doesn’t make sense, we can remember who God is, remember who we are, and stand firm in the confidence that God is still working all things together for His good purposes.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com

Plot Twist - Week 1

This week we kicked off our new series through the life of Joseph by exploring the tension between the shadows of the past and the hope of the future. Joseph’s story reminds us that God can form faithful people out of fractured stories, and that the brokenness behind us does not have to become the legacy before us. As we looked at Joseph’s dream, family dysfunction, and immaturity, we discovered a powerful truth: Joseph had the dream, but God was building the dreamer. Even when we can’t see it, God is working through the process to prepare us for His purpose.More Info: www.cityviewcc.com