We are a 'Gospel-Centered Urban Church' building a 'community of worshippers on mission' who are passionate about 'renewing the City of Lagos'.

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The Faithful Follower -  Hebrews 13:7-8, 17 - Damilola Aderemi

Tongues & Interpretation - 1 Corinthians 14:1-28,39-40 - Femi Osunnuyi

Baptism  - Colossians 2:9-12 - Femi Osunnuyi

The story of Haman and Mordecai in this passage shows us how we often relate to power. Like Haman, we want people to venerate us. If we have power, we flaunt it; if we do not have it, we hide. We assume that visible power is true power. However, we see in this story that the invisible God who sovereignly and providentially governs all things is the all-powerful God who deserves our worship and allegiance-not the idol of power. When we truly know God’s power and love, we will use power rightly. Rather than serve ourselves and seek to destroy others, like Haman, we will seek to serve others and give ourselves for them like Jesus.

Narcotic Power - Esther 5:9 - 6:14 - Femi Osunnuyi

While the Bible is clearly against homosexual practices because it contradicts the original design and ultimately hampers human flourishing; Christians are called to distinguish the sinner from the sin and to love those struggling with homosexuality. 
Same-sex attracted persons, same-sex oriented persons and same-sex affirming persons are created in the image of God; and Christ gave his life for them.

While the Bible is clearly against homosexual practices because it contradicts the original design and ultimately hampers human flourishing; Christians are called to distinguish the sinner from the sin and to love those struggling with homosexuality.
Same-sex attracted persons, same-sex oriented persons and same-sex affirming persons are created in the image of God; and Christ gave his life for them.

Misusing Sex - Leviticus 18:22-30 - Femi Osunnuyi

When we seek to get from money what only God can give us, it becomes an idol that blinds us from seeing what it truly is – a resource for God’s purpose. But if we treasure the indescribable gift of Christ, he dwells in our hearts fully, rids us of idols and enables us to give generously, willingly and sacrificially.

The Heart Of Generosity - Exodus 25:1-8,36:2-7 - Damilola Aderemi

Many times, our work feels meaningless: it seems like we are not achieving anything worthwhile. We may embrace the things our work provides us, but they will not give us lasting meaning. The writer of Ecclesiastes shows us that the recipe for meaninglessness is a worldly worldview and a worldly heart. If the output of our work defines life for us, then it has become our god; if the result of our work becomes the measure of meaning, and this is idolatry. 
 
However, the Bible shows us that there is a resolution for our meaninglessness. We need a godly worldview and a godly heart. The true value of our work is not in the material gains or the money we make but in God's assessment from an eternal timescale. Jesus' work on earth appeared meaningless; many people did not believe in him. Yet, it is Jesus' finished work on the Cross that gives us meaning. Jesus worked with his eyes set on God's eternal timeline. 
 
We will find true meaning for our lives and our work when we rest upon Christ's finished work and see our temporal work from God's eternal perspective with a renewed heart.

Many times, our work feels meaningless: it seems like we are not achieving anything worthwhile. We may embrace the things our work provides us, but they will not give us lasting meaning. The writer of Ecclesiastes shows us that the recipe for meaninglessness is a worldly worldview and a worldly heart. If the output of our work defines life for us, then it has become our god; if the result of our work becomes the measure of meaning, and this is idolatry.

However, the Bible shows us that there is a resolution for our meaninglessness. We need a godly worldview and a godly heart. The true value of our work is not in the material gains or the money we make but in God's assessment from an eternal timescale. Jesus' work on earth appeared meaningless; many people did not believe in him. Yet, it is Jesus' finished work on the Cross that gives us meaning. Jesus worked with his eyes set on God's eternal timeline.

We will find true meaning for our lives and our work when we rest upon Christ's fi

City Church Lagos Videos

The Faithful Follower - Hebrews 13:7-8, 17 - Damilola Aderemi

Tongues & Interpretation - 1 Corinthians 14:1-28,39-40 - Femi Osunnuyi

Baptism - Colossians 2:9-12 - Femi Osunnuyi

Narcotic Power - Esther 5:9 - 6:14 - Femi Osunnuyi

Misusing Sex - Leviticus 18:22-30 - Femi Osunnuyi

The Heart Of Generosity - Exodus 25:1-8,36:2-7 - Damilola Aderemi

When Work Becomes Meaningless Ecclesiastes 2:17-26 Femi Osunnuyi

A Just Community James 4:13-5:6 Femi Osunnuyi

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