“This fall I’ve been reading the reflections of Lesslie Newbigin, a British pastor and missionary who served as bishop in India 50 years ago […] Newbigin meditates on the nature and importance of Christian leadership. Spurred on by this book lately I’ve been thinking about leadership.”

Ross Catrow shares how his work as an advocate with RVA Rapid Transit contributes to making Richmond look more and more like God’s kingdom.

City Church member and Women’s Ministry Intern Lexi Wilson shares some very hard (but very good) lessons she’s learned this summer.

Read an excerpt from a piece written by Elisabeth Elliott for the Blanchard’s Coffee blog about the devastating political and social unrest in Nicaragua.

What if you and I could simply be friends and be neighbors? Could we accept that as enough?

Tracie Abrams shares how her work as a pediatric nurse and lactation consultant in influenced by knowing our God who sees and listens.

“[Sandra’s songs] feel like personal reflections that were always intended to be sung by God’s people—truths meant for us to sing to and for each other. And promises, given by God, for us to sing back to Him in praise.”

City Church member Rachel Burgess reflects on what Sandra McCracken's music means to her.

"The mysterious work of the church is gathering God’s beloved sons and daughters from different places and stages and stations and then living together as a family the best we can."

City Church member Nathan Watkins answers from FAQs about our annual men's overnight.

Brandon Lowe, a City Church deacon, shares how he's applying what he heard at the 2018 Common Good RVA conference to some big decisions for his family.

Due to a minor accident involving our minivan last month, I spent time at a local auto body shop this week...and I’ve never felt so vulnerable in my life.