Join City Church Melissa as we work our way through God's word a few verses at a time, showing us how He is making us more like Him.
For the Glory of God and the Good of our City.
“Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. Go and learn what this means: I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.” (Matt 9:9-13)
What an amazing day, to see all the Lord has done in the lives of 20 people!
Watch each person's testimony
Fasting - done right - has a way of exposing our idols and revealing our weakness and dependence on God. Join Pastor Ryan Ross as he continues the series on the Sermon on the Mount from Matt 6:16-18
Prayer reveals much about us. Do we pray at all? When we pray, is it all about us - or do we acknowledge our need for the holy, sovereign God that Jesus addresses in His model prayer?
Pastor Ryan Ross walks City Church Melissa through the conclusion of the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:11-15
"Teach us how to pray," the disciples asked Jesus. Kent Jones, one of the Elders at City Church Melissa, unpacks that loaded question from Matthew 6:7-10.
We worship the God who sees us and knows us often better than we know ourselves. Everything we do, say, and even think is seen by Him and matters to Him. In the present section of the Sermon on the Mount, our motives are in view. When it comes to prayer, do we pray because it brings us closer to Him, or do we pray in order to impress others?
Join us as Pastor Ryan Ross preaches on prayer and the God who hears us and knows what we need even before we ask Him, in Matthew 6:5-6.
As we begin a new year, Pastor Ryan Ross exhorts City Church Melissa from Paul's letter to the Philippians to be people known for humility.
Pastor Jace Williamson joined us this morning to explain how God was sovereignty revealing His plan to redeem the world, in unexpected ways.
It's been a crazy year, and we're all a bit weary. But, as Pastor Ryan Ross reminds City Church of Melissa, we can rejoice because the Savior has come: God with us.
We live in a time maybe as polarized as any, and it's no surprise that Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount challenge each of us: love your enemies.
This is how we become salt and light to a dark world rotting and tearing itself apart.
What did Jesus mean when He taught his disciples to "turn the other cheek?" Join City Church of Melissa as Pastor Ryan Ross teaches from the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5:38-42.