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Weekly Sermons from City Bible Church of Sacramento. Please visit citybiblesacramento.com for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCity Bible Church: Weekly Sermons is hosted by City Bible Church. The show has published 549 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Big Reveal" (25 October 2026, 54 minutes), "A Book Worth Dying For" (23 October 2026, 70 minutes), and "In God We Trust… Until We Don’t" (18 October 2026, 64 minutes).
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 549 episodes.
Booking probability for City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons's contact route on record: verified email.
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City Bible Church hosts City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons, a religion podcast with 549 episodes published.
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City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Text: Luke 1:26-38 On this baptism Sunday, we see how Jesus arrives in humility, to save His people from their sins. Mary’s response is an example to us to trust and obey Gods word. -The Messiah Arrives in Humility -The...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Pastor Manny Pereira highlights the legacy of William Tyndale. Five hundred years ago, Tyndale's English New Testament was first printed, and he gave his life for something of eternal value, so that men and women like...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
God Is Trustworthy (14-17) We Are Prone To Question His Word (18) The Kind Correction When We Don’t Believe (19-23) The Beauty Of Simply Believing (24-25)
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
God's purposes are greater than the small part of the story we can see. He used Elizabeth and Zechariah through their ordinary faithfulness and he does not forget His people. We can trust Him because He is always at...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
The roadmap that Luke lays out for us in the Gospel, is to give us as believers absolute certainty that Jesus is worth it. We will understand and behold: -A truth we can stand on -A savior we can give our hearts to -A...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
1st Peter 2 gives us as believers an identity crisis. It teaches us to see who we are not as individuals, but in light of a corporate setting being members of the local church. As Gods Spiritual House: -We Dedicate Our...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Marching Orders From the King
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Life is too brief to waste. Therefore, rest is good but kingdom labor is better. -Sitting at Jesus’s Feet is Challenging, but Absolutely Necessary (Luke 10:38-42) -The Importance of Intentionally Slowing Down for Others...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Because the LORD is God, and we are his, and he is good, loving, and faithful forever, his people can obey the command to rejoice, not by manufacturing gladness, but by beholding the Shepherd who laid down his life for...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
God sends trials to believers to make his power known through weakness and to show us His amazing grace. God sends trials: To Teach Us To Make Us Grace Known To Make God’s Power Known in Our Weakness
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Since God is our highest good, we must entrust ourselves to Him
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
Since God is our highest good, we must entrust ourselves to Him
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
In painful troubles, we are able to call to God for help, because He is good, and we belong to Him. -I Am Yours God, Save Me. -You Are Holy God, and I Praise You -Change Me God, and I Will Serve You -You’ve Given Me...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
In painful troubles, we are able to call to God for help, because He is good, and we belong to Him. -I Am Yours God, Save Me. -You Are Holy God, and I Praise You -Change Me God, and I Will Serve You -You’ve Given Me...
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
This morning, we are reminded that Jesus is our Exalted King, our Transcendent Creator and is the Ultimate Goal. He is the Exalted King He is the Transcendent Creator He is the Ultimate Goal
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
We are reminded that Jesus is our Exalted King, our Transcendent Creator and is the Ultimate Goal. He is the Exalted King He is the Transcendent Creator He is the Ultimate Goal
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
We are reminded this morning that in a broken and sinful world, God is our protector. God is your strongest safety God delivers you from every danger God will not allow evil to harm you God will satisfy and save you
City Bible Church: Weekly Sermons
We are reminded to flee the pursuit of a sinful life by delighting in the steadfast love of God. -Recognize the Corrupting Influence of Sin -Reflect on Gods Satisfying Love -Remember the Devastating Judgement for Sin
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