📖 How to Swim Blind | 1 Timothy 6:11–16 | David Marvin | CityBridge Community Church

This week, Pastor David Marvin walks us through 1 Timothy 6:11–16 and gives us a battle-tested strategy for staying faithful in a foggy world. With four directives—flee, follow, fight, and focus—we’re reminded that when you can’t see what’s next, you can still trust the God who sees everything.

🔍 Whether you're in a season of confusion or clarity, this message will help you engage your faith, pursue what matters, and hold onto eternity.

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📖 A Good Church Gumbo // Acts 2:42–47 // Brad Kirby // CityBridge Community Church

What makes a church healthy? In Acts 2:42–47, we find five essential ingredients for spiritual growth and community transformation. This week, Brad Kirby unpacks what it means to be a Spirit-filled church—devoted to the Word, to worship, to prayer, to each other, and to making disciples.

🔍 Whether you’re new to church, rebuilding your faith, or seeking gospel-centered community, this message will help you reimagine what church can be.

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📖 The Secret to True Riches // David Marvin // 1 Timothy 6:3–10 // CityBridge COmmunity Church

This week we look at 1 Timothy 6:3–10, where Paul warns against using God for personal gain and offers an alternative path—godliness with contentment. In a world that equates success with more, Paul invites us to live differently.

🔍 If you’ve ever struggled with discontentment or wondered if following Jesus is “worth it,” this message is for you.

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📖 Gospel-Shaped Leadership, Relationships & Work | 1 Timothy 5:21–6:2 | CityBridge Community Church

This Sunday, we’re walking through 1 Timothy 5:21–6:2, where Paul calls the church to lead with integrity, resist favoritism, and let the gospel reshape every part of our lives—including how we lead and work. From wise leadership to honoring others, this message is for anyone navigating spiritual responsibility or relational tension.

🔍 Whether you’re selecting leaders, managing work relationships, or wrestling with bias, this message gives you practical wisdom and gospel clarity.

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Honoring Leaders, Upholding Truth // 1 Timothy 5:17–20 // Josh Fortney // CityBridge Church

This Sunday, we walk through 1 Timothy 5:17–20, where Paul gives Timothy a framework for how the church should treat its leaders—honoring those who serve faithfully and holding accountable those who persist in sin. This message is a high call to church leaders and church members alike: faithful leadership should be recognized and supported, and sin should be addressed with truth and love.

🔍 Whether you’re serving in leadership or walking with a local church body, this passage helps us navigate what godly leadership looks like—and why accountability, when done biblically, protects the health of the entire church.

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Teacher: David Marvin. This Sunday, we're walking through 1 Timothy 5:1–16, where Paul is giving Timothy instruction for a real family— one that honors the elderly, cares for the vulnerable, and holds each other accountable. Paul starts adressing in the verses about how to treat different groups in the church—older men, younger men, older women, younger women, and then he spends a lot of time talking about widows. Paul reminds us that godliness starts at home: providing for your own family isn't optional but essential to authentic faith and, reflection of Godly character.

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Teacher: David Marvin. Happy Easter! Welcome back to 1 Timothy! We’re jumping back in and looking at 1 Timothy 4:11–16, where Paul urges Timothy to make the most of his time and calling. His words carry a sense of urgency—and they're just as relevant for us today. It's easy to slip into a mindset of "someday," putting off what God is calling us to do today. But Paul reminds us: don't wait, don't drift—step fully into the life and calling God has for you, right now.To help you reflect and apply this truth, we've provided a weekly reading plan with discussion questions. You can find it on the CityBridge App to follow along.

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Teacher: David Marvin. Happy Easter! 🎉 Today we celebrate the hope we have because of the empty tomb—Jesus is alive!

As we wrap up our Back to the Garden series, we turn to John 20 and the moment Mary Magdalene discovered the stone had been rolled away. What seemed like the end of the story became the beginning of new life. In that garden, the risen Jesus called Mary by name—and everything changed.

Because the tomb is empty, death has been defeated. Our lives no longer have to be marked by fear, shame, or hopelessness. We’ve been invited into God’s family, given a new identity, and sent with a message worth sharing: Jesus lives—and that changes everything.

Join us this Easter as David Marvin walks us through this powerful scene and reminds us that because Jesus rose, we can live with purpose, peace, and unshakable hope.

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