Dinesh Michel

We're all building something with our lives. The question is: what Kingdom are we building for? 👑

This Saturday, join us as we explore what it means to live in God's Kingdom a Kingdom marked by purpose, hope, belonging, and a King who knows us by name.
Whether you're coming with family, friends, or stepping in for the very first time, you'll find a community where every generation can grow in faith and do life together.

🕓 Saturday • 4:30 PM
📍 Granbell Hotel • 9th Floor

Come discover the Kingdom, Come find your place.
We're saving you a seat.

Behind every smile, there's a story nobody else can see.

Whether you're carrying grief, battling anxiety, feeling lonely, or trying to piece together a broken heart, there is a place for you here.Not because we have all the answers. But because we've found a God who meets people right where they are.

At City Church, you're not just attending a service. You're joining a family that prays together, grows together, and walks through every season together.

Come as you are.
There's room for you here.

📍 Saturdays | 4:30 PM

What if God is simply looking for someone willing to say yes? 🔥

Last Saturday, Dr. Dinesh Michel reminded us that throughout Scripture, God moved through ordinary people who made themselves available to Him.
Like Moses before the burning bush. Like Samuel in the night.
Their response wasn't based on ability, experience, or confidence.
It was simply: "Here I am."

As we worshipped and responded to God’s voice, hearts were stirred, faith was strengthened, and many experienced the peace and presence of the Holy Spirit.
We believe God is still looking for surrendered hearts today. Heaven moves when people say yes to God.

Last night at City Church it was a divine encounter.

As Dr. Dinesh Michel ministered on the Kingdom of God, we were challenged to adopt the posture of Moses before the burning bush and young Samuel before the Lord:

"Here I am."

Not "send someone else."
Not "maybe later."
But a surrendered and available heart before God.

As people responded at the altar, the atmosphere shifted. The presence of God became weighty and tangible. Grief began to lift, burdens were released, and healing filled the room. Many experienced the comfort, peace, and restoring touch of the Holy Spirit.

We believe God is raising a people whose response to His voice is simply:

"Here I am, Lord."

The Kingdom advances when surrendered hearts say yes.