City Church for Olive Branch Sermons

We all wear masks in everyday life - emotionally, relationally, even spiritually. Yet God is inviting us to something revolutionary, a life of true authenticity. In part 6 of this series, Pastor Troy talks about the financial mask. This mask is the most common one that people wear because society tells you that you need the best of everything. If you don't have the best of everything you are worthless, but with God, you are not worthless.

We all wear masks in everyday life - emotionally, relationally, even spiritually. Yet God is inviting us to something revolutionary, a life of true authenticity. In part 4 of this series, Pastor Troy talks about the chameleon mask and how we change in different crowds or circumstances.

We all wear masks in everyday life - emotionally, relationally, even spiritually. Yet God is inviting us to something revolutionary, a life of true authenticity. In part 3 of this series, Pastor Brayden talks about the mask that we try to hide our shame behind, the Cover-Up mask.

We all wear masks in everyday life - emotionally, relationally, even spiritually. Yet God is inviting us to something revolutionary, a life of true authenticity. In part 2 of this series we look at The Avatar Mask and discover how to remove the slick, polished veneer we try to present to others and embrace who we truly are.

We all wear masks in everyday life - emotionally, relationally, even spiritually. Yet God is inviting us to something revolutionary, a life of true authenticity. As we kick off this series we take a look at how we all wear these metaphorical masks and the dangers they present for us all. Then we'll discover the first step towards authenticity; becoming our true selves.

Pastor Troy dives into the book of Ezra in this season of rebuilding. In the first part of this series we talk about the steps we need to take in rebuilding our community, identity, momentum, and passion.

Pastor Troy shares what God's Word says about racism and how we each need to take responsibility for our own part of the brokenness of our land and to help bring restoration and healing.