Christ Church South Philly Sermons Christ Church South Philadelphia

It is one thing to know about God, but another thing entirely to actually know God. Join us this Sunday as we continue our series in the wild book of Judges and see what God has to say about how we can know Him more.

Have you ever felt stuck in a cycle that you'd love to break free from, but feel powerless to stop? Do you desire to experience more of God in your life, but you aren't sure how? Have you ever wondered if there was more to Christianity than just "doing the Christian thing?"

This Sunday we are starting a new series in the book of Judges. It is a wild and in many ways disturbing book. Yet, in the midst of its chaos, God has a powerful message to share with us. We are calling this series Breaking the Cycle: Rebellious People Pursued by the Faithful God.

What causes you to worry? What can make you feel discouraged? What eats away at your joy? Into whatever is getting you down, God has this word of promise for us- Grace Wins. Join us this Sunday as we finish our series "The Story behind the Song" and see the story behind Psalm 30 and how it gives us this sweet promise- Grace wins.

In His great love for us, God wants more for us than just knowing about Him. He wants us to experience deep, meaningful, and soul satisfying communion with Him. How can we experience that? How can we experience that especially in a life that can be full of so many challenging circumstances?

What frustrates you? What brings discouragement? What can cause anger or sadness? Sometimes in the midst of those emotions life can seem like it is a mess. But this Sunday, God wants to encourage our souls. Join us as we continue our series "The Story Behind the Song" and look at Psalm 90 and Numbers 20. Good news, there is mercy in the mess.

In this uncertain life, the grip of fear and anxiety can often lay ahold of us. But God wants to lead us to a place of peace. Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series "The Story Behind the Song" and consider the story behind Psalm 23 and the peace that comes from having the Lord as our Shepherd.