Kelly's Eye

Do you have a personal relationship with the Creator God, the Originator of spiritual life and light? If you do then that’s amazing. From this very moment why not make it a conviction that you will begin to be more open to others about Him. You don’t have to have everything sewn up for a relationship to begin - once you enter into this relationship Jesus will begin to transform you from the inside out. (Note that the audio quality of this recording is poor. Please stick with it as the quality does improve slightly - or becomes easier on the ear! Technical bugs will be squashed for future talks!)

We can’t truly know God unless we allow ourselves to be transformed through the renewing of our minds. The goal of this renewing is to become Christ-like.

Mark Kelly reminds us of all that City Church Leeds were involved in over 2014 and encourages us to look forward with hope and positive expectation to 2015!

Kathi Kelly brings us a message of hope!

Jesus has said, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in Me will never die." It is in this statement that we reach to the very heart of the Christian message.

The story of a man born blind in John chapter nine, shows us a man receiving not only physical healing, but also an opening of his spiritual eyes to see the truth of salvation in Christ. A move away from law and religion and into the grace freely given.

Jesus' claim to be the 'bread of life' indicates the the kind of relationship God seeks to have with us in Christ is so close, so intimate, that it is like eating and drinking.

In today's talk Ben Cordy explores the feeding of the five thousand and when Jesus walk on water. Through these two miracles Ben reminds us that with Jesus there is more than enough, and we do not have to be afraid.

The miracle in today's talk is a reminder to us that no person or situation is too far gone that they are beyond His reach. And just because we’ve tried it before on our own, doesn’t mean we can’t do it when Christ is with us.

The signs we read about in the Gospel of John have a special significance in the wider Gospel narrative. They allow us to glimpse Jesus' glory and they point to the saving work of the incarnate Christ!

How does the relationship of the God-head (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) impact who we are as believers? John Casey ends our DNA series exploring Covenant and trying to give us an answer to this question. [Please take time to watch the short video (attached to this audio) which John showed as a prelude to his talk.]

John Casey continues our DNA series by opening up restoration and what God has done in restoring his image in humankind through the work of Jesus.

It is time for this part of Body of Christ to wake up from any kind of self-centred slumber and fully engage society again with the Gospel of the Kingdom.

It is time for this part of Body of Christ to wake up from any kind of self-centred slumber and fully engage society again with the Gospel of the Kingdom.

Mike Ayers shares his story and in doing so he reveals wisdom of how to handle and use money effectively for God's Kingdom.

We welcome guest speaker, Steve Blackah amongst us this week and he encourages us to see how valuable we are to God and how, in that, we will find our individual destinies.

Geoff Newton brings teaching on tithing and encourages us all to consider what the Bible has to say about money. He fleshes out Genesis 14:17-23 for our consideration by showing a connection of both tithing and the covenant meal.

Peter topliss leads us on a journey of hope beginning in Psalm 42.

Mel & Jean Ann Fish update us on Global Family Network, but also put this into the context of faith in action and realising your calling.

Hannah Jones ends our series through Luke with a short message reminding us that Jesus is all that we need.