Happy Monday! A reminder that even when things don’t go according to our plans, God is still at work. Trust that he sees the bigger picture and is faithful in every season. What’s one thing you’re trusting God with this week? #MotivationalMonday #RedeemerCityToCity

How can urban ministry programs help improve city communities? At Redeemer City to City, we believe it begins with developing a biblical vision for the city. As Christians, we’re called not only to love and serve the people in our cities, but also to understand what Scripture teaches about cities and God’s heart for them. When we view our cities through the lens of the Bible, we can better engage, serve, and share the hope of the gospel where God has placed us. How has your city shaped your ministry? Share your thoughts below. #RedeemerCityToCity #TimKeller #BestChristianPodcasts

Happy Monday! A powerful reminder from Tim Keller: Even if Jesus is your helper, example, and inspiration, he may not yet be your Savior. The gospel is not about striving to earn God’s love. It is about trusting in the grace we could never earn on our own. As we begin a new week, may we place our hope not in ourselves, but in Christ and his finished work. #MotivationalMonday #TimKeller #RedeemerCTC

A beautiful reminder of the heart of the Gospel. Jesus came not in condemnation, but in love, grace, and salvation. No matter where this week finds you, may you rest in the hope that Christ came to redeem, restore, and draw us near to him. Wishing you a blessed Sunday. 🤍 #SundayVerse #John317 #RedeemerCTC #GospelHope

What keeps church planters and leaders around the world connected to the work of City to City? • a deeper understanding of the gospel • a renewed love for the city • a shift from competition to movement-minded ministry Check out The City to City Podcast for more! citytocitymag.substack.com/s… #ChurchPlantingResources

Earlier this week, we shared the quote: “We are not thinking beings or doing beings first—we are desiring beings first.” Now, we’re diving deeper into that idea with Part 1 of Preaching to Reach the Heart by Damian Grateley. What does Scripture really mean when it talks about the “heart”? And why does it matter so deeply in the way we preach, lead, and follow Jesus? Stay tuned for Part 2 or read the full article at redeemercitytocity.com/artic…

Pause & Reflect. Acts 20:24 is a powerful reminder that our lives are ultimately meant to point back to Christ and the good news of his grace. In a world that constantly pulls our attention in different directions, may we remain focused on the race God has called us to run with faithfulness, purpose, and perseverance. Take a moment today to reflect on what it means to live for something greater than yourself.

Happy Monday! “We are not thinking beings or doing beings first—we are desiring beings first.” What shapes our lives most deeply is often what our hearts truly desire. May we be people whose hearts are continually being shaped and redirected toward Christ. #MotivationalMonday

Happy Sunday God’s call has always been the same: humble ourselves, seek him, and turn toward him wholeheartedly. No matter what this week held, his grace still invites you back again. #SundayVerse #Faith

What if David was never meant to be the hero of the story? In this clip from the Sin Púlpito podcast, the conversation shifts the focus of Scripture back where it belongs: on Christ. “Where is Christ in this narrative?” is a question that changes the way we read the Bible entirely. Follow along for more conversations exploring Scripture, theology, culture, and the gospel in a deeper way. #RedeemerCTC #FaithResources

The second and final part of our series on From Sonship to Leadership by Naresh Sathiyaseelan. This story is a powerful reminder that true leadership begins not with striving, but with sonship. Visit our page for Part 1 or read the full article at redeemercitytocity.com/artic…

Happy Sunday! Joy in hope. Patience in affliction. Faithfulness in prayer. #SundayVerse #RedeemerCTC

What happens when striving, rejection, and performance become the foundation of your identity? Part 1 of From Sonship to Leadership shares the story of Naresh Sathiyaseelan’s journey from abandonment and insecurity to discovering the transforming love of Christ. What began as a pursuit of acceptance through achievement eventually became something deeper: learning that our value is not earned through performance, but received through the finished work of Jesus. This story is a powerful reminder that true leadership begins not with striving, but with sonship. Stay tuned for Part 2 or read the full article at redeemercitytocity.com/artic…

Hebrews 7:25 reminds us that Jesus does not save halfway. He saves completely those who come to God through him, and he continues to intercede for them. Take a moment today to reflect on the comfort and confidence found in that truth.

Happy Monday! A gospel-rooted sermon isn't about shaming behavior. Tim Keller notes that God's Word addresses pride and fear, transforming our hearts deeply. True preaching informs and changes us from within. #MotivationalMonday #TimKellerQuote

Happy Sunday! Confidence in prayer comes not from perfect words but from knowing the one who hears us. 1 John 5:14–15 reminds us we can trust God to listen and respond according to His will. Prayer invites deeper dependence on the Father, beyond being a last resort.

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“Christ in you, the hope of glory.” Our hope lies not in ourselves but in Christ within us. Colossians 1 encourages a growing faith shaped by God through teaching and grace. Reflect today on the hope you've received and God's ongoing work in you. #RedeemerCTC #PauseAndReflect

Happy Monday! The gospel is for those who are broken, not perfect. Tim Keller reminds us that the church is a space for healing and transformation through Jesus' grace. We all arrive needy and dependent on mercy daily.