Our Mission: Citizens of heaven Enjoy God. Love people. Make disciples. We are people saved through faith by grace, and that grace compels us to live out our mission to make disciples who are defined by life in Him.

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The Trinitarian nature of God, that is the relational nature of God, is foundational to the Christian faith. So if we are made in His likeness, we too are inherently relational. Created in relationship with God, created to share in the relational community of the Trinity’s love, and created to share that with our fellow image bearers. Scripture: John 17:20-26

Made for Others

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We think of time as a diminishing resource, a source of anxiety and remorse. Yet we think back to God’s creation before sin’s distortion, time was not something to fear or regret. We lament time because we have an innate sense that we were made for more. Because belonging to Christ changes our relationship to time. Our lives are both temporal and eternal, which means our numbered days are infused with the hope of the eternal. Scripture: Psalm 90

Made in Time

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You were made to hear and respond to God’s clear and ever present voice, but the world and sin has disrupted our ability to do this with distraction and confusion. If we want to confront this, we need to confront how we consume too much, too fast and only what we want, and we need God’s word to redirect us back to Christ.Scripture: John 1:1–4

Made to Listen

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On the seventh day, after forming and filling all creation, God rested. And yet, in a hustle and work-first world, we struggle with God’s rest-first creation, as we wrestle with our usefulness and striving for our identity. Our identity as God’s image bearers is to care and cultivate His creation, and also to rest and delight in His creation. The cure to our restless hearts is found in the gospel of Jesus Christ. As we await his second coming, we rest in the work he&#39;s already done.Scripture: Genesis 1:31–2:3 &amp; Matthew 11:28–30

Made to Rest

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This passage reveals both the identity and purpose of humanity. God blesses his image bearers, having made them to multiply and rule over the rest of creation, in a way that is good for those around us and glorifies God. Inextricably Christ, we are not only saved and reunify with God, but restored to a sense of purpose: joining God in his mission of worldwide worship.Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31

Made to Multiply

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The gospel is not just good news for your soul, it is good news for your body, but many of us struggle to see our bodies the way the Lord does. We critique and compare, and despise that which the Lord created out of love. But in Christ, God became what he valued enough to redeem, and then laid down his body so that you may have union with Christ, body and soul. He loves you, all of you, body and soul. Scripture: Genesis 2:7

Made Embodied

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Humanity has value because they are made in the image of that God. How does Jesus minister to a divided world that doesn’t value humanity the way God does? He tells a story in Luke 10 to show us how God wants us to love other image bearers. Ultimately, we don’t love people only if they’re useful to us, or like us, or bring us value. Everyone loves those who are like them, but the Christian loves them because God loves them. Scripture: Luke 10:30–37

Made With Worth

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God places Adam and Eve in the garden to work and keep it, as a sacred stage to worship God. As they work and rest and love and serve one another, they are worshipping their creator God. We don’t think of a worship leader as a farmer or gardener, yet that is what we are all created for. Everyone is a worship leader. God created each and every one of us to lead worship. The world you’ve been placed in is a sacred stage for you to be image bearing priests who steward and rule over creation in such a way that all of it celebrates God’s glory. Scripture: Genesis 1:27–28; 2:15

Made for Worship

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This week we explore what it means to be made in the image of God. The beauty of this origin is that from the beginning, we were made with incredible meaning. For the Christian, the meaning of life is that we would look like Christ; that we would think, love, feel and act more like Jesus. That we would love God with all our heart, mind and soul, and love our neighbor as ourselves as God’s image-bearers. Gen 1:26-27; 31a

Made in the Image of God

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In an age of increasing use of technology, there are so many questions around what makes a human human. This week we begin a new series to recover a Biblical anthropology; to recover who God made us to be through the life and death of Christ. As God’s design, though distorted by sin, we look to Christ’s redemption to become more like the humanity God made. Scripture: Genesis 1:1

Made

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In this passage, Jesus looks back at two stories—Naaman and the widow—as examples of the heart of his ministry. These two people represent citizens of the kingdom—enemies, foreigners and those seemingly outside the kingdom. Because the gospel is that Jesus came for the outsider, not the righteous, for we all fall short of the glory of God. It’s not by our own works but only by the blood of Christ that any of us enter the kingdom of heaven. Scripture Luke 4:16–30

Washed From the Inside Out

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This week closes our time in Psalm 23. There’s a moment in this psalm, when David shifts from praying about God, to praying to God. Because the Christian life is not just about us knowing about God, but dwelling with God in relationship. The psalm ends with the image of us sitting at God’s table, where we are in attendance but God is the host, pointing to the good news that Christ surrounds us from all sides in love—as he is leading us, with us, and pursuing us. Scripture: Psalm 23

I Shall Dwell

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Because we live in a fallen world, the shadow of death is always looming, even on our best day. Yet, David speaks of the valley of the shadow of death as a place where God is always in control and always with us, so that we can declare even in the valley, I shall not fear. Scripture: Psalm 23

I Shall Not Fear

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Over the next few weeks we will be exploring Psalm 23. This week we will see that because the Lord is our Shepherd, we can find true contentment in Him regardless of our circumstances. While it&#39;s right to pray for God&#39;s provision and long for good things, our deepest satisfaction comes from His presence, care, and faithfulness. The message encourages believers to trust the Shepherd who pursues, provides, protects, and leads His people, reminding us that our greatest need has already been met in Christ. Scripture: Psalm 23 To learn more about Citizens Church, located in Plano Tx, visit <a href="http://Citizenschurch.com" rel="nofollow">citizenschurch.com</a>

I Shall Not Want

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We feel our need most when our circumstances are difficult. Yet, the kind of prayer we need most is not about our circumstances but a prayer about what’s true about the Lord. This psalm of David shows us by turning up the volume of what’s true about God, and turning down the volume of our circumstances.  Scripture: Psalm 86

Remember What's True

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Psalm 126 is a reminder that God is at work to restore all things. It’s a reminder and call to remember all that God has restored, seek his restoration to continue and trust that God will restore, even in suffering and hardship. Scripture: Psalm 126

Revival

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This psalm of David is a reminder that when God is our greatest good, you can rest assured that we have an unshakeable refuge. Even in our brokenness and our suffering, we have an inheritance in Christ which means he doesn’t just hand us the truth and walk away. He walks with us, providing us refuge. Scripture: Psalm 16

Christ Our Refuge

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Psalm 107 is a case study of how God&#39;s love works in the lives of his people. He rescues the wanderer, redeems the sinful, saves the fool, and rescues those who are trapped in hard circumstances.

God Our Rescuer

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In this psalm, Asaph looks out at the suffering he’s experiencing, looks in at the doubt that ensues, and then looks up to God. Asaph is a great example of someone who when faced with doubts about the goodness of God, he turned those to honest prayer withs God. He turned towards God, even in the doubt, to have faith in the goodness of God.Scripture: Psalm 73

The Goodness of God

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As we close the letters of John, we look back on the joy that John so frequently points to. We rightly long for joy, but we fail in our search for joy when we try to find joy based on circumstances, because joy points to something else. True joy points to the one who holds all of our circumstances, and all of us. Therefore when you see joy as a signpost, not a destination, you’ll find joy in God himself. Scripture: 1–3 John

Joy in Jesus

All People

We are broken, imperfect people, who have been saved through faith by grace, and that grace compels us to live out our mission to enjoy God, love people and make disciples, from Collin County to the ends of the earth.