City Church Podcast

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Your church in the city. Join us at 4pm or 6:30pm to hear the good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. You are welcome, no matter what you believe. citychurchmanchester.org

  1. 1d ago

    Take Up Your Cross Daily | I WISH JESUS NEVER SAID | Luke 9:1-27

    Your church in the city. Join us in person or online – LIVE on Sundays at 4:00pm – to hear good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. All are welcome, no matter what you believe! STAY CONNECTED: WEBSITE: citychurchmanchester.org INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/citychurchmanchester FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CityChurchM PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uCusxqNMn7i8ADrUDuCsp?si=f8f2893e9c5f4201 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/5d9iw42tn7j7cvfvth6yr6d6s?si=047aa73cd69642f8

    Take Up Your Cross Daily | I WISH JESUS NEVER SAID | Luke 9:1-27

  2. 4d ago

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 34-36

    Discussion Questions. Are there any questions or concerns from the passage and/or podcast that you would like to be addressed in our discussion?Dinah and the Shechem Given the recent spiritual high of Jacob’s story since reuniting with Esau and finally trusting his life to God, chapter 34 feels like a massive let down. Looking at the big picture of Jacob’s family story, why do we need this chapter included? What might this help us understand about our own faith story?Why is it significant that God is not consulted in the events of chapter 34? What would have been a godly response from Jacob and his sons upon hearing what happened to Dinah? Talk through some options with your group.Joe and Ponch talk about how Dinah’s brothers use a sign of relationship with God (circumcision) (circumcision) as a weapon of mass destruction. How does the cross of Christ do the opposite? How is Jesus the elder brother we need?God’s Blessing Repeated How do we see God’s faithfulness and undeserved favour to Jacob and his family in this chapter? Particularly in light of all that’s come before in Jacob’s life?How do we see Jacob leading his family in repentance and worship? How does this chapter instruct us on how we should confess, repent and worship in the ups and downs of our lives?Why is worship difficult after a major life failure or tragedy? How can we start to train our hearts to see worship of God as the best option?Esau’s Decendents and Reflections on Jacob’s life Genealogy passages in Scripture are hard to read. What might these chapters teach us and signify in the Biblical text?Read Hebrews 11:8-10, 13-16. How do these verses in Hebrews shed light on Jacob’s life and faith? How might these verses and the story of Jacob in Genesis teach us to long for something better?

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 34-36

  3. Oct 12

    Love Your Enemies| I WISH JESUS NEVER SAID | Luke 6:27-36

    Your church in the city. Join us in person or online – LIVE on Sundays at 4:00pm – to hear good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. All are welcome, no matter what you believe! STAY CONNECTED: WEBSITE: citychurchmanchester.org INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/citychurchmanchester FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CityChurchM PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uCusxqNMn7i8ADrUDuCsp?si=f8f2893e9c5f4201 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/5d9iw42tn7j7cvfvth6yr6d6s?si=047aa73cd69642f8

    Love Your Enemies| I WISH JESUS NEVER SAID | Luke 6:27-36

  4. Oct 8

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 29-33

    Here are the discussion questions for Gen 29-33 Are there any questions or concerns from the passage and/or podcast that you would like to be addressed in our discussion? Jacob, Leah and Rachel (29-30:24) 2. In chapter 29, we see the marriage of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel. How do we see the sin of favoritism, deception and sibling rivalry impact the relationships between these three? 3. Looking at the relationships between Jacob, Leah and Rachel – why might God allow this kind of mess in His covenant partners? 4. If you could sit and have a cup of tea with either Jacob, Leah or Rachel, what kind of gospel encouragement would you give them? How might you try and help them persevere and trust the Lord in their messy relationships? 5. At the end of chapter 29 and into chapter 30 we see the birth of 12 children (11 sons and 1 daughter). How do the names of these children and their meanings reflect the heart condition of Rachel and Leah? What encourages or challenges you about their faith (or lack thereof)? Jacob and Laban (30:25-31) 6. At the end of chapter 30 and into 31 the focus shifts from Jacob’s relationship with his wives towards Jacob’s relationship with Laban. Both men are constantly trying to get the upper hand on each other. How do we see deception and rivalry continue to poison this family dynamic? 7. Look at Jacob’s speech to his wives in 31:1-13. Do you think this is a sign of Jacobs trust in God or something else? 8. Jacob and Laban’s relationship ends on a sour note. They don’t find reconciliation and at best need the Lord to intervene so they don’t hurt each other. What might it have taken for them to end as friends rather than rivals? Jacob and Esau (32-33) 9. At the start of chapter 32 we see Jacob and Esau prepare to reunite. How do we see Jacob falling back into old habits as he prepares to meet with Esau? What can we commend? What might we critique? 10. In chapter 32:22-32 we see Jacob wrestling with God. How have we seen Jacob wrestling with God throughout his life already? How might we wrestle with God in our own lives and hearts? 11. In chapter 32 we see Jacob and Esau reunite and it goes better than anyone would have expected! How do you see the Lord’s faithfulness and mercy at work in their renewed relationship? 12. How is the grace and mercy of God highlighted against this backdrop of corrupt family situation?

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 29-33

  5. Oct 7

    When Grace Offends Our Hearts| SCANDALOUS GRACE | Jonah 4:11

    Your church in the city. Join us in person or online – LIVE on Sundays at 4:00pm – to hear good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. All are welcome, no matter what you believe! STAY CONNECTED: WEBSITE: citychurchmanchester.org INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/citychurchmanchester FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CityChurchM PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uCusxqNMn7i8ADrUDuCsp?si=f8f2893e9c5f4201 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/5d9iw42tn7j7cvfvth6yr6d6s?si=047aa73cd69642f8

    When Grace Offends Our Hearts| SCANDALOUS GRACE | Jonah 4:11

  6. Sep 29

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 25-28

    Discussion Questions: In your groups, discuss what impressions and assumptions you have around the stories and people we find in Genesis. What kind of 'Bible Baggage' are you brining to this discussion?In chapter 25, we see how Esau disregarded his birthright. How might we, like Esau, treat the gifts and privileges of being in God's family in a flippant manner?In these chapters how do we see Isaac, Rebekah and Jacob failing to trust God and trying to take control of the outcome of their circumstances? Where have we seen this before in Genesis? How might we do something similar and what would need to change for us to trust God with the outcome? In chapter 26 we see Abimelech being drawn to Isaac and the blessing he receives from the LORD. Have you ever been drawn to a person or group of people because of what God is doing in their lives?What can we commend about Jacob's response to his dream at the end of chapter 28? What might we critique?How have we seen God's faithfulness and grace at work in these chapters?What do you find encouraging and challenging about God's response to sinful people in these chapters?

    Equip Tracks // Canon Conversations | Genesis 25-28

  7. Sep 28

    I Can See! | BAPTISM SERVICE | John 9

    Your church in the city. Join us in person or online – LIVE on Sundays at 4:00pm – to hear good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. All are welcome, no matter what you believe! STAY CONNECTED: WEBSITE: citychurchmanchester.org INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/citychurchmanchester FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CityChurchM PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uCusxqNMn7i8ADrUDuCsp?si=f8f2893e9c5f4201 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/5d9iw42tn7j7cvfvth6yr6d6s?si=047aa73cd69642f8

    I Can See! | BAPTISM SERVICE | John 9

  8. Sep 14

    Mercy In Our Mess | Scandalous Grace | Jonah 1:17-2:10

    Your church in the city. Join us in person or online – LIVE on Sundays at 4:00pm – to hear good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. All are welcome, no matter what you believe! STAY CONNECTED: WEBSITE: citychurchmanchester.org INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/citychurchmanchester FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CityChurchM PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uCusxqNMn7i8ADrUDuCsp?si=f8f2893e9c5f4201 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/5d9iw42tn7j7cvfvth6yr6d6s?si=047aa73cd69642f8

    Mercy In Our Mess | Scandalous Grace | Jonah 1:17-2:10
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Your church in the city. Join us at 4pm or 6:30pm to hear the good news about Jesus. We exist to invite you to enjoy him for God's glory. You are welcome, no matter what you believe. citychurchmanchester.org

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  • Creator
    City Church Manchester
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    231
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    © City Church Manchester 2026
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    City Church Podcast

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