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Let's Go Shopping

April 10th, 1994 Chris Green teaches from John 17 and Genesis 2 in a comedic expression that became the all-time favorite sermon that he presented in their home church

Real Relationships in the Church

In this excerpt from 08-02-15, Chris Green expresses a desire to see the true sense and value of family restored to the Church in south central Pennsylvania.

Under the Radar

In this excerpt from 07-26-15, Carol Green reads an encouraging email filled with prophetic exhortations about Urban Life's role as undercover agents of healing for marriages and families.

The Religion of Hypocrisy

In this excerpt from 07-19-15, Chris Green issues a challenge to the Church in America to return to the original Way of Christ. 

Let the Peace of God Rule

In this excerpt from 07-05-15, Chris Green explains the difference between the peace of God and our own personal peace. 

Rise Up and Walk

In this excerpt from 06-28-15, Carol Green explains the role of apostolic ministry by rehearsing the story of the Apostles being used by God to heal a crippled man who was begging for alms.

Gift of Resiliency

Recorded 06-21-15: Chris Green shares a special Father's Day message to honor his father and express gratitude to Father God.

We Set a Watch in Prayer

Recorded 06-18-15: Chris and Carol Green minister at Healing Tree International in Palymyra, PA and release a charge to fight for our families through prayer.

Normalcy Bias

Carol Green rehearses a chapter from one of Urban Life's devotional books.

God's Tangible Expression of Mercy

Chris Green gives a fresh understanding of the significance of TIME.

Corporate Deployment: Unified in Purpose

Chris Green explains why it is more important to be unified in purpose than continuing with the ongoing practice of joining together for meetings and conferences that lead to no actions that actually change the nation.

Trust God

Chris Green brings another message of encouragement to the Urban Life family.

In Perilous Times

A New Church is Emerging

Chris Green encourages the Urban Life family as they shift into the pattern of the 1st century church.

The Lord Reigns

Carol Green prays for revival in hearts and homes as America stands on the brink of total government takeover and persecution against the Church.

Those Who Were Missed

Chris Green shares his heart for the people who slipped through the cracks in our churches.

Called To Be With HIM

In this podcast flashback of a spontaneous moment originally recorded 10-24-10, Chris Green encourages the Urban Life family to spend time with God.

Making the Fruitful Choice

Responding With Transparency

It's time to get real with ourselves and with others.

Rightly Dividing the Word

Overcoming the Immaturity In My Life

Heartbroken

We were so disappointed that we didn't recognize how much God was actually blessing us.

Equipping Us for Harvest

Give Me Time to Tell My Story

Spring Is Here

Time for Harvest

The Revival of Family

Life Won't Always Be This Way

The Forethought of God

The Knowledge of God

Motivated By The Love of God

Have You Ever Been In Love?

When the Longing Is Fulfilled

The Riddles of the Wise

Square One

Disappointments

The Hard Questions in Life

The Assurance of Peace

Peace Talks

No Longer Denied, But Identified

Recorded at Metro Christian Worship Center in St. Louis, MO in the year 2000. Chris Green speaks to the men in the congregation about finding their identity and purpose in Father God. This message includes an original song titled I Turn to My Father.

 

Bill collectors call my home. The debt was due today.

The boss says, “Get it done. I mean, right away.”

The school says, “Come get your son. He always fights when they play.”

How can I overcome?

 

My wife will hide her pain. She feels so alone.

I've got to work some overtime; so again I won't be home.

“If you have an emergency, just call my cell phone.”

I'm always on the run.

 

I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.

For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.

I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.

How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?

 

At work, I must be tough to get the job done.

At home, I must be soft and hold them in my arms.

Can't seem to find the balance of tender and strong,

Trying to drive in both lanes.

 

Sometimes I want to cry when I'm feeling the strain,

But yielding to these feelings makes me weak in the game,

That old familiar motto will drive me insane:

When there's no pain, there's no gain.

 

I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.

For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.

I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.

How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?

 

Life is so demanding; to be a husband, father and friend.

In His presence I'm standing; as a servant, a son and a man.

 

I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.

For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.

I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.

How can I be a husband when I'm just a child myself?

How can I be a daddy when I'm just a child myself?

How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?