City Awakening Church

City Awakening exists to awaken both skeptics and believers to the Gospel and equip them to reach the world. We want to see skeptics and believers seek truth, find joy in community, and live with purpose in our city. The three primary components of our community consist of: Gospel saturated worship, community, and multiplication.

City Awakening Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 475 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts City Awakening Church, a religion show with 475 episodes published.

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  The Strength to Build | Nehemiah 2:1-20

  Aug 16, 202639 min

  We're all building something. Whether it's our faith, our health, our relationships, our careers — life is a constant building process. And in that process, obstacles are inevitable. Nehemiah knew this well. Facing broken walls, hostile enemies, and an intimidating king, he did something powerful before he did anything else: He prayed. For four months, Nehemiah prayed and planned before he ever took a single step toward rebuilding Jerusalem's walls. And when God finally opened the door, Nehemiah recognized it wasn't his own strength or strategy that made it possible — it was the gracious hand of God. "The king granted my requests, for the gracious hand of my God was on me." — Nehemiah 2:8 What walls are broken in our lives today? What rubble are we staring at, wondering if restoration is even possible? Here's the truth the gospel declares: Jesus is the greater Nehemiah. He didn't come to restore broken walls — He came to restore broken souls. And His resurrecting hands can bring dead things back to life again. Whatever God is calling us to build, we can trust that He will strengthen our hands to accomplish His plans.

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  Pray Before Planning | Nehemiah 1

  Aug 9, 202643 min

  ️ New Series Alert: Rise and Build — Week 1 What if prayer wasn't our last resort, but our first response? In Nehemiah 1, we meet a man who receives devastating news — the walls of Jerusalem are broken down, the gates burned, and the people are in disgrace. And yet, before Nehemiah picks up a single tool, before he drafts a single plan, he does something countercultural: he prays. "When I heard these words, I sat and wept. I mourned for a number of days, fasting and praying before the God of the heavens." — Nehemiah 1:4 We live in a world that tells us to plan first and pray later — or not at all. We turn to people, podcasts, and search engines before we turn to God. We build self-reliant plans, and then wonder why the same broken walls keep standing. But Nehemiah shows us a different way. His prayer follows a powerful pattern: ✅ Adoration — Recognizing who God is ✅ Admitting — Confessing where we've fallen short ✅ Asking — Surrendering our needs to Him And here's the big idea that anchors this entire series: Prayer isn't about getting God to align with our plans. It's about us aligning with His. As Corrie Ten Boom once said, "The devil smiles when we make plans... but he trembles when we pray." What walls are broken in your life right now? Before the next plan is made, what would it look like to pray first?

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  Life in His Presence | Psalm 48

  Aug 2, 202640 min

  What if the restlessness we feel — that constant search for satisfaction and meaning — isn't something to fix, but something to follow? King Solomon, a man who had everything the world could offer, discovered that God "has set eternity in the human heart" (Eccles. 3:11). That longing was never meant to be satisfied by achievement, relationships, or success alone. It was designed to point us back to God. Psalm 48 reminds us that our greatest joy isn't found in a place — it's found in a Person. The city of Zion is great, but the God of the city is greater. "In your presence is abundant joy; at your right hand are eternal pleasures." — Psalm 16:11 What are we chasing this week? And what would it look like to chase His presence instead?

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  Undignified Worship | Psalm 47

  Jul 26, 202650 min

  Did you know the Sons of Korah — the writers of Psalm 47 — were descendants of a man who had rebelled against Moses? The earth literally opened up and swallowed those aligned with that rebellion (Numbers 16). And yet, Korah's sons survived. By the time of King David, they had become established musicians and singers in the temple. Grace didn't just spare them. It repurposed them. And from that place of knowing what it meant to be rescued, they wrote: "Clap your hands, all you peoples; shout to God with a jubilant cry." — Psalm 47:1 When we truly understand what we've been saved from, undignified worship isn't embarrassing. It's the only response that makes sense.

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  Unshakeable Foundation | Psalm 46

  Jul 19, 202637 min

  "Be still, and know that I am God." — Psalm 46:10 In Hebrew, the phrase "be still" literally means to stop — to let go. Let go of the fight. Let go of control. Trust that God is God, and we are not. We trust pilots with our lives without knowing their names. We trust Uber drivers with our safety without seeing their record. Yet we hesitate to trust the God who holds the entire universe in his hands. What would it look like to surrender control today and trust God with the outcomes we've been white-knuckling? God doesn't promise an unshakable life — he promises an unshakable Himself. And that changes everything.

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