Our ALLIN message on Rhythms of Revival challenges us to think beyond our own desires and short-sigted dreams. Revival starts in us but moves around us and to the next generation. Preaching from Acts 5, Ps Jon encouraged us to allow prayer and seeking God to be the engine room of our church so that revival can flow through our city, for the people and the future of NYC.

Pastor Josh Kelsey shares at our C3 NYC staff meeting, aligning our team to have eyes fixed on Jesus Christ. Teaching from Philippians 3:12, Ps Josh points out that we don't need motivation when we know how valuable Christ is.

Peace is fleeting for most. It can feel tangible for a brief time, but it comes and goes. But Jesus says he gives us his peace. It was Jesus’s mission to bring peace into our world. This Sunday in our Epiphany series, Pastor Josh shared on Jesus as our Prince of Peace, reminding us that the greatest thing you can set your vision on is Jesus.

This Sunday in our Epiphany series, David Chan preached a message on Jesus, our Champion in whom we find strength. Jesus embodies the power and might of God—and in Him, we find that our weakness is where God's power is made perfect.

The Bible is a story about Jesus. From Genesis to Revelation, it points toward God’s ultimate plan of God’s people being reunited with him through his son, Jesus. In this Sunday’s message, Jon Laurenzo teaches about Jesus as the one who God appointed to save humanity. Jesus is the one the prophets spoke about in the Old Testament, and he is the reason we are able to participate in covenant relationship with God today.

Pastor Filmore preaches on how Jesus is the Epiphany of God, meaning that you can know who God is through the person of Jesus. Instead of remaining distant from us, God brings His word to us through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

With all the hustle of Christmas, we can lose touch with its true meaning. This Sunday’s message from Pastor Josh Kelsey, “Why Christmas?” reminds us of the importance of Christ’s birth and the love poured out as God stepped into humanity. God redeems, shows, forgives, and frees us. What good news this Christmas season!

In this C3 NYC staff meeting, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a word on finding our joy and peace in the presence of Jesus. This Christmas, the birth of Christ reminds us that the solution God brings is not always immediate. but it is everlasting.

No matter how many Christmases you’ve experienced, you can discover a new understanding of what Christ’s birth really means and what fresh outpouring of joy we can have in our lives. This Sunday, David Chan preaches from Luke 2 and reminds us to find our true joy not in the world but in Christ.

Where is your hope anchored? In this Sunday’s message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey kicks off our Advent series with a message on the hope that is unseen—our hope in Jesus Christ. Pastor Josh gives us three things that make up the hope we have in Jesus, an anchor that we can rely on and remind us of the peace that comes in Jesus.

One of the themes of the gospels is the fact that Jesus has come to include people who have been on the outskirts. Those who are marginalized by humans standards, the Kingdom brings them into the family of God. This Sunday, Suyash Raiborde preached a message on the parable of the two debtors in Luke 7. In this story, we are confronted with the brokenness of our humanity and the choice we face: do we choose our own self-righteousness or the righteousness offered by Jesus’ forgiveness?

This Sunday, Jon Laurenzo preaches on the parables of the lost sheep and lost coin from Luke 15. He encourages us to see our city and our neighborhoods not as problems to be solved but people to be loved!

Jesus taught in parables, in earthly stories with heavenly meaning. This Sunday in our HIDDEN series, we dove into the Parable of the Sower, learning the importance of checking our hearts so that we can truly receive God’s word. What a message to live out as we allow the seed to take root in our hearts!

Jesus has shown us a new way to be human—that it first starts in the heart. Rain, winds, floods, will beat down on your life trying to make your life fail. But when your life’s foundation is built on Jesus, you will never fail. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Kevin Smigielski gives us 3 things to remember when storms come our way.

Pastor Filmore unpacks a biblical perspective of Kingdom generosity, reminding us that even our ability to produce wealth comes from God. In the New Testament book of Philippians, we find a a thank you letter to a church who supported Paul in his ministry, and Paul refers to the Philippian church as his "partners." We are called to be good stewards of our finances, not just consumers but partners of God's mission.

After Jesus washed the disciples’ feet in John 13, he continues to prepare them for what is to come. In John 17, Jesus passes the baton to the disciples, instilling in them confidence and courage to carry out the responsibilities given to them. In this Sunday’s message, guest speaker, Pastor Kevin Loo, brings a word reminding us to remain faithful in the world while not being of the world.

Why is it so challenging for believers to pray? Are you busy? Distracted? Feel distant from God? Maybe it's spiritual indifference, but God wants to bring back a spirit of zeal into a culture of indifference. Not only should we pray because everyone needs grace and mercy, but also because God moves and works through our prayer.

In our context today, we don’t often associate the word “praise” with the word “sacrifice.” Sacrifice is costly. It implies we have to give up something. But we are able to bring a sacrifice of praise before God because Jesus was first sacrificed for us on the cross. And that is something to praise God for. In this Sunday’s message, David Chan gives us 4 points to consider in our sacrifice of praise to God.

This ALLIN word from Pastor Josh Kelsey reminds us to follow Christ, our Good Shepherd, so we can lead others well! Like sheep, we are vulnerable and easily led astray, but when we know and follow the voice of the Shepherd, we find wholeness in Him and can call others back to Christ.

Humanity was designed to worship, and we will continue to crave to worship something. God provides us with the blueprint for how we are to guide our souls into worship. What we worship is formed by what we believe, and what we believe is formed by our view of Jesus. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Josh Kelsey breaks down the structure of the tabernacle into the way, the truth, and the life that we are to follow in order to experience the richness of God’s presence.

A lot of human hope is contingent on something that has not yet happened; but our hope is clear because we are leaning on something that has already happened. In this week’s leadership lessons, Pastor Josh Kelsey discuses the clarity of hope that comes from the resurrection life that has already been accomplished on our behalf.

Jesus gave us the responsibility to be light to those around us. As C3 NYC celebrates 9 years, Pastor Mark Kelsey brings a message this Sunday reminding us of the calling Jesus gives to us as disciples of light by giving three keys to help us be “that church”—the church full of people that show the glory of Jesus to all they encounter.

God calls us to present our bodies and our lives as living sacrifices to him—this is our response to God’s love and mercy towards us. In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey walks us through four different “therefores” from the book of Romans. We cannot have theology without praise, but we have to know who we are praising and why we are praising him. The true knowledge of God will always lead us to worship him.

What we give our attention to can become an altar in our life. Our attention is a higher place in our heart that should be reserved for Jesus, but so often it is occupied by the things of this world. In this week’s Leadership Lessons, Pastor Josh Kelsey outlines ten outcomes from giving your attention solely to God.

The attention of our heart is an altar that is reserved primarily for sacrifice and worship unto the Lord, but yet so often we pledge our allegience to other people, places, & things. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Filmore Bouldes unpacks key truths we become aware of when we devote our attention solely to God.

If you have a brain you have mental health. But what does it mean to wrestle with mental health while being a follower of Jesus? What do our struggles say about the nature of God? In this Sunday’s mesage, Pastor Brittany Smigielski unpacks how to approach the struggles of mental health from the perspective of worship and praise.

Sex deeply matters to God. He wants to speak to, inform, and heal our view of sex so that it aligns with His. In this Sunday's message, pastor Filmore Bouldes unpacks the biblical view of sex and how it fits into God's perfect will for our lives.

Communication can be difficult because each individual has a different background and experiences. There is no connection in our relationships without healthy communication, and bad communication creates disconnection. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Filmore Bouldes teaches us how to communicate effectively with those around us.

Even in the garden of Eden, God said that it was not good for man to be alone. We are created for friendship with one another, and in a city like New York, it’s easy to feel alone, misunderstood, or unknown. But friendships are an integral part of our emotional and spiritual health, as well as our emotional and spiritual growth. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Janel Obando teaches us more about kingdom friendship and how to love one another as Christ loved us.

No matter what situation we find ourselves in today, we need hope in our relationships. Relationships bring out out our most vulnerable selves, making us wonder if we will be loved, chosen, seen, or rejected. But the truth is that God redeems all of our lives, including our relationships. In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Kathryn Myers shares a personal story of her journey with hope for her relationships and gives us three reasons to have hope.

Pastor Filmore Bouldes preaches on who and how to date—looking to the wisdom of scripture to speak to our modern dating culture. We are encouraged to date with clarity, purity and community as we honor and love one another!

Pastor Filmore Bouldes and Vance Roush discuss how you can unlock generosity in your life by breaking down misconceptions around the tithe. God doesn't need your money to advance the Kingdom, but we need an opportunity to give.

Special guest Pastor Vance Roush, from Vive Church, gives marriage keys in our relationship series, Mixed Signals! He encouraged us to have power for patience, humility for harmony, and Jesus for joy in our relationships.

In this C3 NYC Staff Meeting, Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares on the importance of acknowledging the spiritual authority we all have in our leadership.

This Sunday, Pastor Ryan kicked off our new relationship series, Mixed Signals: A Clear Cut Guide to Relationships! The health of every single relationship in our lives will be a byproduct of the health of our relationship with Christ. Health attracts health, so as we step into doing relationships well, we build upon a solid foundation of intimacy first and foremost with God.

This Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached on the renewal of the mind, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to take captive every thought and, through Christ, win the battle of the mind!

This Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached a message on overcoming fear to allow the voice of the Father to influence us above all. Fear has no place in our hearts and can be evicted by having God’s love fully expressed in our lives. This happens as we encounter God in His word, presence and people.

C3 NYC Production Director, David Walker, shares principles on serving from Luke 19:28-38. Jesus' need is an invitation to our participation, and when we realize that Jesus is the Master, our humility will spotlight His glory.

This Sunday, Pastor Silas Wallmeroth preached a message on knowing our identity in Christ and how the cross is God’s definitive statement of love to us. When we’re tired, scripture promises us that it’s not just more sleep or more vacation time that will rejuvenate us but God’s active love that revives us.

In C3 NYC's staff meeting, Pastor Josh unpacked how we rise to as "fellow workers" in the Kingdom. When we are co-workers with God and each other, we learn to celebrate friction, include early, operate in vulnerability and listen to your team. This will release a long-term mindset of collaboration that turns moments of tension into sparks of brilliance.

This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a message on hearing God's voice of acceptance, affection and affirmation. Before Jesus performed any miracles, the Father spoke identity over Him. When we go through suffering or challenging times, we can stand secure that we are Sons and Daughters of the Most High.

In C3 NYC's staff meeting, Pastor Filmore shares leadership lessons on what makes a healthy team and five keys to the success of your team.

Pastor Kevin Smigielski preaches in our Influence series on leading the Jesus way by becoming more like Him. Learn to listen and care as you spend time in His presence so that we can be a light to everyone we meet.

In this Leadership Lesson, Pastor Filmore chats with our worship pastor, Matthew Harris, after our Live Album Recording: Revival Days. Matthew shares wisdom on creating a channel for the Spirit to move and the personal sacrifice that precedes revival.

Special guest pastor Eddie Elguera, from C3 Palm Springs, shares on the influence even one person can have. As a two time World Champion Skateboarder, Ps Eddie knows the power of influencing even one other person. He shares five points on stewarding your influence for the Kingdom.

Pastor Filmore gives three points on how to lead with influence in your neighborhood, relationships, workplace and life.

Youth Pastor Kevin Smigielski shares three keys to building great teams.

This Sunday, our Tag Team preachers closed out or Descend series, sharing on the Holy Spirit and how we can humble ourselves to hear Him speak into our everyday lives. Hear from our Manhattan location preaching team: Jackson Clifford, Dajah Harris, Justin Mathews, Caitlin Moynihan, Soovin Cho and Brittany Smigielski.

Join us in our Descend series as David Chan unpacks the gifts of the Spirit and how we can step out in boldness to active our God-given gifts in our daily lives.

Pastor Josh Kelsey unpacked the Fruits of the Spirit and how relying on the Spirit as our source leads to healthy fruit in our lives.

This Sunday, Pastor Kevin spoke in our Descend series on a simple question: What would happen if? When we listen to the Spirit we find that our stories matter and you are not alone.

At ALLIN Night, lead Pastor Josh Kelsey shares on the power of humility to invite the power and help of the Holy Spirit. Descending is letting go of self sufficiency and receiving His sufficiency.

Pastor Filmore kicks off our series Descend on the Holy Spirit with a message on asking for help in your faith, hope and love. Often we want to be self-sufficient and capable, but it takes humility to turn to the Helper and ask the Spirit to breathe new life into us.

Special guest preacher Dan Blythe shared on the importance of the Sunday service, and how we can raise our expectation for praise & worship, the Word and prayer on Sundays.

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a message on how the resurrection of Jesus is reasonable, gracious and wonderful. Through the story of Mary Magdalene encountering the risen Christ in John 20, we can unpack how the good news brings us face to face with the living God.

On this Good Friday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached message from Ephesians 2:1-10, Death to Life. It’s easy to become numb to the miracle of salvation, but when you place your faith in Jesus, you are experiencing the resurrection and righteousness you will get to know your whole life—and into life eternal. He transformed us from death to life and, by grace, seated us in heavenly places in relationship with God.

In this powerful ALLIN Night service, Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a word from John 11 on how God can seem late to us, and yet His perfect timing brings a greater miracle. Listen for five keys to understanding God's timing and trusting God's faithfulness in the waiting can change your life.

Ps Filmore shares on the family values to shape the culture of our church community. We have a culture of welcome, grace, honor, faith, serving, connection, celebration, praise and evangelism.

Ps Filmore kicks off our Easter series: Everyone, Everywhere, with a message on the idols or priorities that we put above God—and how everything our hearts long for is found in Christ. Looking at how Paul shared the good news in Acts 17, we're challenged with four keys to call people home and see our city transformed.

The Bible calls us as Christians to have a different spirit than that of the world—a spirit of full devotion to God. In the final message of our Living Stones series, David Chan gives us four things to keep in mind as we live into our call to be set apart from the world.

How many of us have felt empty in one way or another this week? Jesus came so that we can be redeemed from the empty way of life and can live lives of abundance. In this message in our Living Stones series, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey gives us four things to keep in mind as we turn from the empty way and move towards the full way, a life filled with abundance in Jesus.

As you follow Jesus, there is no middle ground in what it looks like to build your life on Jesus—you either stumble or you build. We either build a great life on Jesus by his ways, or we stumble through life. In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey gives us three ways to keep Jesus the Lord over everything in order to build our lives as living stones.

There is no middle ground in what it looks like to build your life on Jesus—you either stumble or you build. We either build a great life on Jesus by his ways, or we stumble through life.  In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey gives us three ways to keep Jesus the Lord over everything in order to build our lives as living stones.

In this Leadership Lesson, Pastor Janel Navran brings us a word from 2 Peter 1:3-11 and reminds us that spiritual disciplines will lead to healthy teams. Ps Janel gives us four questions to ask people under our leadership that will foster conversations about spiritual disciplines and help us lead well.

Through the Bible, God is building Himself a home, which is now no longer a temple made with brick and mortar, but made with us—Living Stones. As we kick off our Living Stones series, Ps Filmore unpacks how we can be fashioned after our Cornerstone, Jesus.

At ALLIN Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicks off our "Living Stones" series, preaching from 2 Peter 2. Like our Cornerstone, we may be rejected by the world, but we have been chosen for so much more. In this message, Pastor Josh encourages us with four points on being chosen in Christ as a Living Stone.

In today’s leadership lesson from C3 NYC’s staff meeting, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey reminds us of our rightful place as sons and daughters of God, heirs to sit on the throne of God. Ps Josh gives us five things to remember as we meditate on God’s call for our lives as His children.

In this Sunday’s message, Lead Pastor Georgie Kelsey unpacks the idea of having a treasured foundation. What is your foundation built of? Is your foundation as beautiful as the pinnacles of your life? Pastor Georgie gives us three ways to build a treasured foundation in our lives.

In today’s Leadership Lesson, Pastor Filmore Bouldes speaks from Acts 16 on how to strengthen and increase in leadership. Using Paul’s leadership as an example, Ps Filmore explains how God calls good leaders to inspect, include, and instruct.

What is your focus on? Do you find yourself focusing on your problems and overwhelmed by anxiety? In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Filmore Bouldes unpacks the story of 2 Kings 6 so that we, like the servant, would see that “there are more on our side than on theirs!” God’s plan is to use people to bring about His purposes and bring deliverance into the earth. In scriptures, when God calls people, it’s not based on background, gifting or ability. Moses was worried about his speech, Jeremiah thought he was too young, Gideon said he was from the weakest tribe. As believers, our faith is in the power of God, so when you feel overwhelmed or outnumbered, can you see heaven’s perspective?

In this message, Lead Pastor Georgie Kelsey offers a word on how to lead in faith. Ps Georgie encourages us to lead in secret service and rely on the foundation that Christ has built in us to be leaders that speak truth over others and lead with sound minds.

In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey encourages us from Isaiah 54 to enlarge the stakes of our tents to include more people. That the vision God has for His Church will only happen as people step forward and put their stake down to build. 

At C3 NYC's staff meeting, Pastor Grace Hazelgrove, Dinner Party Director, spoke on releasing leaders and empowering others. Good leaders empower others to become good leaders themselves, just like Christ led His disciples.

In this message from Lead Pastor Georgie Kelsey, she encourages us to replace the bad in our lives with the good. That God has opened up a way for us to live in integrity where our words and our actions tell the same story.

"Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God." In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey shares 7 ways the Word of God changes our lives.

In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey kicks off our new series, "Re-Build: Stories of Faith", drawing insight on how to rebuild from the story of Ezra.

A discussion between Pastors Josh, Georgie, and Phil Pringle, breaking down the fundamentals of what it means to follow Jesus.

A conversation between Pastor Josh Kelsey and Dr. Robi Sonderegger on how to navigate the stresses of life with a vision of where God is leading us. If you think stress is bad, then it’s bad. But if you think stress is good and that it ignites your best, it will. Its’ the way we relate to stress that makes all of the difference. 

Whatever you have lost, God will restore because He is a Restorer. In this message from Ps. Phil Pringle, we're reminded that God is more interested in building our character than resolving our circumstances. As we allow him to tranform us from the inside out, we can be assured he will take care of the rest.

The word of God will lead us into all truth. In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey reminds us of the importance of the word of God, and how the way forward in our faith and maturity, is to start with the word of God.

In this message, Pastor Dan Lian reminds us that hope is the fuel of our spirit. Because of Jesus, we can have endless hope.

Friendships matter to God. In this message, hear from Lead Pastor Georgie Kelsey on three ways to be a great friend, through all seasons of life.

2022 will be shaped by the rhythms and habits we carry into it. With rhythms of thankfulness, praise, and meditation, we can be confident 2022 will be our best year yet.

All things are possible to those who believe. In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey reminds us of the reality we have in Christ; that he paid it all so that we can live in the fullness of who he created us to be. Because of Jesus, we can live with no excuses.

This Dream Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes shared a powerful message to set the foundation for what it looks like to dream with God at the center of our lives. When we delight in God, our desires will begin to look like His and our dreams will look like His dreams.

Join us for Church in 30 with Josh and Georgie, our new online service with worship, a message and more all in thirty minutes! This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a Christmas message on the significance and impact of Jesus' virgin birth. God chose to mark the coming of His eternal Son, His anointed one, with this extraordinary birth.

In the story of the magi, found in Matthew 2, we see the news of Christ's birth is met with different responses. Some are threatened, others indifferent, but the magi choose to worship. We much each choose how we will respond to Jesus. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached on the gift of worship—and how true worship involves and restores our whole selves.

At our 2021 Christmas Production, Pastor Filmore Bouldes shared a message on God with us. Jesus is both God and human, meaning that He perfectly reveals God's heart to us but also enters into the brokenness of our humanity.

As we celebrate the Christmas season, Pastor Ryan Schlachter preached a message from John 1 on the God who comes close. Born as fully God and fully human, Jesus dwells among us and goes with us.

This Sunday, David Chan preached on how gratitude is greater than grumbling! Gratitude is not dependent on our circumstances but rather grounded on Jesus and the finished work of the cross. We can grow in joy and the power of the Spirit as we lean into gratitude.

At C3 NYC's staff meeting, Pastor Josh Kelsey continued our series in Revelations, diving into the letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna. Jesus is the First and the Last, the Alpha and the Omega. He is not just Creator, but He is eternal—meaning He is faithful to complete the good work He began in you!

Conviction flows from connection. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached on the compromised church of Pergamum in Revelation 2—and how we can learn awareness, conviction and repentance that will reconnect us to a full life of freedom. When we create margin to be abide in His word and with the Holy Spirit, we'll be a church that lives with conviction, a city on a hill that testifies to God's glory and grace.

At C3 NYC's staff meeting, Pastor Josh shares a message on rekindling and returning to our first love. Teaching from the letters to the churches in Revelations, we can learn to rekindle our holiness, truth, authentic faith and purpose!

In this message Pastor Josh reminds us of the importance of coming back to our first love, and keeping our desire for him above all other desires. When we see him truly in all He has done for us, the only proper response is to love Him with all our hearts.

Generosity is trusting God with what’s already His. This Generosity Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached on contribution over consumption, teaching from the building of the temple in Exodus. The vision of God is always outworked through the generosity, gifts and giving of His people.

This Sunday, lead pastor Josh Kelsey preached on having a single vision from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6. It can be easy to call Jesus King but not allow Him to rule our finances, so as we kick off our Vision Week, we’ll see that God has given us vision for that see beyond the short-term and seeks first the Kingdom!

Generosity flows from a healthy heart. At C3 NYC’s staff meeting, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on giving with all our heart. Instead of calculating or holding back, we can have a lifestyle of generosity where we see our joy become other people’s freedom.

The Bible tells us to guard our hearts, and yet we often let social media, our friend’s opinions, our boss or romantic relationships be the surgeon who does heart surgery on your core identity. In our With All My Heart series, Pastor Josh shared a message asking, “How healthy is your heart?” When we invite God to search me and know me, we will develop a genuine faith and look forward to the future with a healthy heart.

In the scriptures, the psalms are not just filled with praise but lament. At C3 NYC’s staff meeting, Pastor Georgie Kelsey shared on the power of lament. When we allow ourselves to be unfiltered and raw before God, we grow in intimacy and faith. Through lament, we can see our prayers shift from being transactional to transformation!

Where we give our hearts, we give our lives. This Sunday, we kicked off our new series, With All My Heart, with Pastor Filmore teaching out of Jeremiah 29. Do we give our hearts to lesser loves? Because what grows in our treats will grow in our church and create a vision that will flow out to the city.

A life of faith looks forward. In Hebrews 11, we see that Abraham looked forward to a heavenly city, a vision beyond his own lifetime. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore preached on beginning with the end in mind. The way forward is through surrender and worship.

God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him! In the life of Noah, we see that faith brings a greater reward than our comfort and convenience. Continuing in our Things Unseen series, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached from Hebrews 11, revealing how we can live by faith in the gap between God’s promise and fulfillment.

This weekend we heard from Vapor Ministries founder Micah Mcelveen. Our hearts yearn for meaning-filled lives. Our hands call us to make the difference we were designed for. We were made on purpose for a purpose, yet we are tempted to waste our lives. So how do we uncover the purpose we are all dying for?

Faith puts the first things first. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore unpacked the faith of Abel from Hebrews 11:4-6. It takes no faith to give God leftovers, but rather we’re called to love God with all of our hearts, minds and souls so that we can love our neighbors well.

Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore kicked off our new series in Hebrews unpacking the power of faith, a personal trust in God that results in obedience. Faith isn’t a life of perfection but a life of growing in trusting relationship with a perfect God.

In the finale of our BETTER NOW series, we heard from 6 tag-team preachers on better relationships. Focusing on the later chapters of Romans, the writings of Paul call us to see how salvation transforms not only our lives but the relationships and people around us.

“The Holy Spirit comes and prays for us — instead of praying for a thing to be fixed, He wants to fix us.” This Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter shared a message on Better Hope, and how hope helps us make sense of the world around us, because we can look ahead to eternity to endure our current circumstances.

Author Philip Yancey once said, “If I could sum up the whole Bible in one statement it would be this: God gets his family back." From Genesis to Revelations, the entire biblical drama involves what was lost being found, like the parable of the lost son in Luke 15. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore unpacked our perception of identity and how the truest thing about us is our identity as a child of God.

This week, Kevin Smigielski shared on the power of having a Better Mind in Christ. What are we setting our minds on? Are we setting our minds on the flesh, the circumstances of our lives and the opinions of others, or are we setting our minds on Jesus? As his followers, we have the mind of Christ, and we are no longer bound by our circumstances and other people. So let us set our minds on Jesus, and let the Holy Spirit transform us by renewing our minds daily.

What will you choose? Romans 6:16 points out that we can surrender to sin or surrender to God—but we’re all surrendered to something. In this message, David Chan shares the beauty of surrendering fully to God. There is no limited to what God can do in and through a yielded vessel.

"Freedom is free, but it takes work to walk in it. Our automatic is to let sin reign - we have to retrain ourselves in the things of God so we can step into practical freedom.”

After salvation breaks us from the penalty of sin, how do we become free from the power of sin? This Sunday, Pastor Janel Navran shared a message on how we can walk in true freedom and the process of sanctification — what it takes to unlearn our automatic patterns of living in bondage.

Join us in our new BETTER NOW series as we kick off in Romans 5, looking at the good news of how humanity's ruin is followed by Christ's rescue and a new reign of grace. Our old life, inherited from Adam's sin in Genesis 3, is nothing in comparison to what we've been given freely in Christ!

This past Sunday, guest Pastor Dan Lian shared with our church some of misunderstandings about the character of who God is. As we take a look at Luke 15 with the Parable of the Lost Sheep, we can see that God is concerned with our return to Him as He chases after us and carries us home.

Jesus doesn't call us to be customers, He calls us to be partners in spreading the gospel. Partners are committed no matter the benefit to them. This Generosity Sunday, Ps. Filmore shared a message on why we give, and how it transforms not only our hearts, but furthers God’s mission.

As believers, we are united together in Christ and loved by our Heavenly Father; and the world will know we are sons and daughters of God by our love for one another. This past Fourth of July Sunday, Filmore Bouldes concluded our CHURCH IS: series with CHURCH IS: God’s Family.

As believers, we are on a mission to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love others as we love ourselves. This Sunday, Ryan Schlachter preached on how CHURCH IS: A People on a Mission –– a mission to make disciples of all the nations: disciples who will also love God and others. God has called us to do these things, and we do them for God’s glory.

A great church is made up of people who embody forgiveness. This Sunday, Filmore Bouldes preached on how CHURCH IS: A People of Forgiveness. We can forgive when the memory of the sacrificial love and grace of Jesus is a stronger memory than our pain. We need His Holy Spirit power in us in order to see His fruit in our lives and truly impact and change the world around us!

This Sunday, Pastor Janel Navran preached a message on how CHURCH IS: Friendship! In a city coming back to life, we have the opportunity as God’s people to invite others into the love of Christ through community and friendship. This takes boldness, commitment and sacrifice. As John 13:35 says, “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”

Boldness is available to all, it comes from our relationship with the Lord. The Lord is reminding us to use the boldness He has given. This Sunday, David Chan shared a powerful message on the boldness we receive through the Holy Spirit. This boldness is not determined by our personality, or age or our background, it is available to all of us because of who Jesus is. Let us take on the boldness from the Holy Spirit to impact the world around us this week.

Prayer is a conversation and encounter with God that has power over people’s lives. It is an opportunity to learn more about God and declare our love for him. It has the ability to change us and establish God as our utmost priority. Prayer brings peace and can lead to miracles. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes shared on how we are a church devoted to prayer. By committing to the habit of prayer, our desires will begin to change, as our cravings are indicators of our habits.

The Holy Spirit and the church go hand-in-hand; they’re intertwined. As such, we cannot be the church that Jesus calls us to be without the Holy Spirit He has given to us. Jesus gives Him to us as a gift for the purpose of building up the church through us. So, to fully utilize this gift, we must learn about and understand the Holy Spirit. This Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter shared on the Holy Spirit who convicts, empowers, and comforts us.

We are called to live on purpose, to live on the mission Jesus has laid out in front of us. That purpose is to make disciples, to live like Him and let our life reflect His glory. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares a powerful message on how following a life after Jesus gives us purpose. This true purpose for our lives is to live as disciples and to make disciples in the world around us.

The Lord will never leave you alone. He is near to the brokenhearted, and He is here with you, right now, in any situation you are facing. When we surrender our circumstances and our emotions to Jesus, He transforms our vision, and in exchange, He gives us His love, presence, mercy, and comfort. We can look to Jesus today in whatever situation we find ourselves, and He will meet us there to hold our hands as He walks with us through it. This Sunday David Chan shared a powerful message on the transformation we have in Jesus. 

God uses the storms of life to soften hard hearts. The shaking from the storms breaks up the ground and foundations to rebuild our faith and trust in Jesus. He uses our fear, showing up in the midst of it, as a gateway by which to have us receive His Spirit. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a message out of John 20 of Jesus showing up in our fear and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Guest Pastor Simon McIntyre shares at our C3 NYC staff meeting for staff and leaders on praying through the psalms and how the psalms connect to our our every day life. There is a psalm for every human emotion and these words were intended for us to read aloud and sing aloud to God. As we build a consistency life of prayer to God, our lives will be more honest and more filled up with God's word and heart for us rather than just led by our human emotions and circumstances.

Jesus does not wait for you to get out of your despair to bring you joy, He meets you in your despair and injects joy. Pastor Ryan Schlachter shares in our ENCOUNTERS series of how Jesus meets us in our despair and restores our joy. The joy that Christ brings is not one from the world, not one that can be taken away, it’s forever and we have access always.

We all have those moments of life that we wish we could get back; moments where we wish we could have a delete button. These moments can lead us to shame—not just feeling guilty for what we’ve done, but feeling guilty for who we are. As a result, we may withdraw, but no amount of hiding from our shame will make it disappear. The only way to overcome shame is for Jesus to meet us in it, restore us in it, and replace our shame with purpose. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares on how Jesus meets us in our shame and restores us. 

Thomas’ nickname was “Twin”, which fits because, in a way, he is a twin to all of humanity; we can all relate to him in having seasons where it’s hard to believe. But just because we have doubts doesn’t mean we are disqualified from all the things He wants to do in our lives. Even in our doubting, He wants to encounter us, and He’ll present the scars for us to recognize Him by. Pastor Filmore Bouldes kicks off our new series: ENCOUNTERS sharing on how Jesus meets us in our doubt.

When Mary Magdalene and the other Mary were going out to visit the tomb, they had very little expectation, very little hope. But we can get our hopes up this Easter. Because we can trust in Jesus, for He keeps His word, having risen just as He said He would. And because He is risen, not just alive then but alive now, we get to interact with and be influenced by Him in the here and now. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares this Easter at C3 NYC of the difference the resurrection makes in our lives.

The Israelites were set free, but they were unclear how they would get through the Red Sea and then God parted the waters . Every human will have a Red Sea moment. An opportunity for an Exodus, a way of getting out. We are in chains apart from Christ. We are all trying to get out of slavery, bondage, shame, guilt, fear, our past. No matter how much we swim on our own we can’t get out. On Good Friday God parted the waters for us. Jesus became our Exodus, our way out. Hear Pastor Josh's Good Friday message about the way Jesus made for us.

Guest Pastor Dan Lian brings a powerful message about how Jesus can restore our joy through His presence! Joy is the natural fruit of Jesus. It’s the extension of His presence, and when we look at life through the lens of gratitude, we find we experience more joy with Him.

God does not work according to our will but His will. God has a word for us in the middle of what we’re facing today. He’s just waiting for our faith. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful word on the story of Lazarus about what God is doing 'in the middle' seasons of our lives. In the middle, there’s still something for us to do. Jesus gave the Word but we still need to roll away the stone!

When you are planted by faith in Christ, you will flourish in every season. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares out of Psalm 92 “The righteous shall flourish like a palm tree.” Let us take on this message and grow deeper roots in Christ so that we may flourish in every season. As we trust in Him we gain His righteousness and are able to live in strength just like a palm tree weathering a storm, we will not be wavered by the world around us. 

We live from the health of our soul. Out of the overflow of our inner world is how we will relate to those around us. God wants us to direct our soul. If we want a healthy soul the greatest and highest praise in our inner most being should go to the One who created us. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares a powerful message on the health of our soul from Psalm 103.

 

 

Pastor Josh Kelsey shares an impactful word on Psalm 16 on God being our refuge, our Lord and our counselor. God is our wonderful counselor. He wants to counsel you in all your decisions, and we will not discover the safe refuge in God unless we see Him as our counselor. Let us run to Him and let Him guide our lives so that we can continue to live and lead from a place of victory to attract many to His great love in our city! 

Pastor Josh shares a powerful message in our C3 NYC Staff meeting out of Psalm 23 and the seat Jesus has prepared for us. As we read Psalm 23 and know that Jesus is our Shepherd and that we are all sheep, God doesn’t want to just keep us in a sheep mindset, but to step into a kings mindset when we accept Him and follow Him. He invites us to the table where we have a seat and are anointed by Him. As we trust God in the valley and hear our way out, we will see we have a seat at the table. 

 

Pastor Josh Kelsey continues in our Show Me the Way series with part two of a message out of Psalm 23. Even when we are in the valley seasons of our lives, God's presence and His voice give us a way out. Darkness cannot turn the volume down on God's voice and His voice gives vision even when we can't see.

Whoever is your lord, will be your shepherd and will be your guide. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on Psalm 23 in our Show Me the Way series and identifying who is the true shepherd of our lives.

Pastor Filmore Bouldes kicks off our new series: Show Me the Way with a message focused on Psalm 1 preaching into the path we follow. Jesus lays out a direction and path for our lives that leads to life and fruitfulness. He gives us the control of choosing which way we will go. 

Guest Pastor Banning Liebscher shares a powerful message to encourage our trust and intimacy with God. We have the opportunity and choice everyday which door we are going to walk through, one that trusts man or one that trusts God. Let us choose the door of trusting God and open up our lives to a greater depth of reliance on Him so that He may show us the path for living.

Our relationships will be blessed and happy when we work for peace. This Sunday Pastor Filmore Bouldes shared a powerful word centered on Jesus’ teaching on the sermon on the mount sharing that blessed are the peacemakers. May we respond with peace and share God's love to all we encounter through every conversation and situation. 

When we fix our eyes on Jesus we can be reminded of how He endured the cross because of the joy that was set before Him which is now complete on the inside of us. We can deal with and fight through whatever may come, not because we are good but because He is so good. Guest Pastor Earl McClellan, lead pastor of Shoreline City church, shares a powerful message on perseverance and faith.

At our first ALLIN Team Night for 2021, guest Pastor Robert Madu shared a powerful leadership message with keys for starting this year strong as a leader. Leaders don't forget to remember that we are called to problems because we are called to people, that compassion activates the miraculous and to always ask the right questions. 

God is looking for those willing to go the extra mile and say yes to Him. We don't always know what's on the other side of our yes but when it's to God we know that He will always take us further into our purpose and His plan for our lives. Guest Pastor Alex Seeley, from The Belonging Co, shares a powerful message on the impact of our yes to God as we start this new year. 

God works with us and through us in our prayers. Guest Pastor Mike Connell shares at our staff meeting to leaders and team keys to breakthrough in prayer. He expands on these 6 keys in his message: be specific, be militant, persist, persevere, use the word of God, and add fasting and/or giving to your prayer. What action do you need to take to bring breakthrough into your prayer life today?

Are you down for a reset? Are there things from 2020 that need to be erased? Guest Pastor Tim Ross kicks off the 2021 year with us at C3 NYC speaking a powerful message on the plans God has for our lives. The moment God starts something in us, He guarantees us He’ll finish it. God is making and creating a new way for your life this year all we need to do is focus and place Him at the center of it. 

Fight the good fight of faith. It’s worth fighting for the dreams that God puts in your heart to build the lives of others and the His church. On our special Dream Sunday service Pastors Josh & Georgie interview Pastors Phil & Chris Pringle founders and leaders of C3 Global movement around faith, dreams and perseverance. 

Is God with you? In the parables, the Son came back to the Father; the sheep was carried back, the coin was found, and at Christmas, shepherds found their way, the wise men followed the star, God wants you to be with Him today; come back and say yes to him. He’s with us. He wants to be present in your home, your life and most of all your heart. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message on our Christmas Story Sunday on the grace, truth and presence of Jesus. 

We pray this season will bring you the gift of joy, brought by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shared a message of good news and emphasized each of us have been chosen to be joyful. The birth of Jesus gives us a joy that is not predicated on circumstances, but on the person of Jesus. Joy is our witness and we encourage you to spread the spirit of joy to all this season!

Joy is our greatest apologetic. Our joy is what will bring people to Jesus and show the true light of Christ in this season. When joy is shown through our life, the world around us will see something truly real and different in the midst of this time. Guest Pastor Dan Lian shares a powerful leadership message at our C3 NYC staff meeting on joy. How is the joy tank in your life? 

 

When we partner with God, we have a fresh purpose. David Chan shares a powerful message as we finish our Perfect Weakness and continue to look to God’s power and not our own for our source of strength. Let this message be a reminder for us today as we find power in Christ through our weaknesses, we come alive more in our purpose. 

The greatest goal God has for your life is that you would grow up in maturity. If we want to grow and mature in Christ we must die to comparison. This Sunday Pastor Filmore Bouldes spoke a powerful message around the craving of praise in our lives. God wants us to change what we treasure so that are true and only praise that fulfills us is from Him. 

Is it enough? Is His grace enough? If it’s enough to raise Christ from the grave, it’s enough for what you’re facing, but you have to admit it and welcome Him in. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful word in our Perfect Weakness series on God’s grace working in our weakest points. God wants to give us grace and power right where we are at when we see our weaknesses in a new light. He uses our weaknesses so that His glory can rest on our life.

God wants to bring us into the stronghold of Him so we can be filled up and equipped to then go out and fight any battle. We are all looking for protection for our soul, let us be reminded today that God is the only stronghold that can protect and strengthen us! Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message in our Perfect Weakness series on the strongholds in our life. 

God is able. He is able to provide for the vision even in a pandemic. Let’s let God’s blessings and grace flow through our lives as we open up and give to His vision. We believe God is going to do mighty things through the generosity of our House. This Sunday, Pastors Josh & Georgie shared the vision for what’s to come in 2021 at C3 NYC. Through a roundtable discussion on generosity and message out of 2 Corinthians we are encouraged to step out in what God is doing to build His kingdom! 

Truly living a life of purpose is about getting a revelation that everything God wants to give to you, He wants to give through you. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful message on generosity and the impact of living a generous life for God. Let’s reflect God's image so that we can greater impact the world around us and let His generosity not just be given to us but flow freely through our lives like a river. 

Guest Pastor Layne Schranz from Church of the Highlands shares a powerful message on generosity in the kingdom at our C3 NYC Staff meeting. As we join to give to God’s vision we will see our city come alive with the love of Christ. Jesus has called us into different spheres of influence whether the marketplace or into pastoral ministry God’s heart was always for kings and priests to outwork His vision for the church. We need the vision from our pastors plus the marketplace leaders who set the pace of the vision in order to see our city reached. 

So often in life we forget our goal or we don’t have it clearly defined. We want purpose and calling, but everything we need in the kingdom of God flows from our goal. If we have a better goal we understand our position in life. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a powerful word out of 2 Corinthians on getting a better goal in our lives and looking to Jesus. If our goal is truly Him everything in our lives will flow out of that and fall into place as to how God created us to be and live for His glory!

Your priorities will determine the choices of your life. What is the priority in your heart? Pastor Josh Kelsey preaches a powerful message at our ALLIN Team Night our of 2 Corinthians 5:11 on the priorities of our heart. Keys to shifting the priorities of your heart are the fear of the Lord, Christ's love controlling your life and the authority of Christ.

Where do our priorities come from? The priorities of our heart, determine our choices and show what truly is first in our heart and controls us. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful leadership message around the priorities in our heart based out of 2 Corinthians 5:11 from the life of Paul. Paul understood that his priorities truly matter because of the fear of the Lord, the love of God that controlled him, and his authority in Christ. 

What we carry determines our response. We may not be able to choose our circumstances but we can choose our response. This Sunday, C3 NYC Leader David Chan brought a powerful message in our PERFECT WEAKNESS series continuing in the book of 2 Corinthians on the strength and power of God we have within us. 

God has more mercy, then we have challenges. This Staff Meeting, Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful leadership message around 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 around how the mercy of God impacts our leadership. Because we know it’s by the mercy of God:we don’t lose heart, we are honorable in our motivations, we uphold the word of God, we don’t fear rejection and we don’t need to proclaim ourselves, we proclaim Christ.

 

Your purpose is to ascribe glory to God. God designed the church to bring glory to Him. He wants to remind you of who He is, and out of the overflow of that, you will begin to discover who you are. Pastor Josh shares a powerful message out of our Perfect Weakness series on the Glory of God from 2 Corinthians. We have to see His glory, to receive His glory to ascribe His glory. One degree at a time.

We know we've been outsmarted by the enemy when we're divided. Pastor Josh Kelsey dives into Paul’s letter in 2 Corinthians around our leadership and the way the enemy attacks. There are different schemes the enemy will try to use to bring down leaders and God’s church. Let us grow in our maturity in leadership to be correctable, know how to lead others in correction and to have eyes to see where the enemy is trying to bring division. 

When you stop relying on self, you enter into true comfort which is from God. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey continues our PERFECT WEAKNESS series with a powerful message titled STOP & START. God wants to start some things right now in your life, but it’s not in self, it’s in surrender. When you serve self you will always be in debt, but when you serve God there will always be an overflow.

Leadership happens anytime we influence the thinking, behavior or development of another person. God is calling us to reset, for us to surrender our ways to Him and reform the way we do relationships, the way we lead ourselves and the people around us. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a leadership message around leading ourselves and stepping into the true calling of leadership God has placed within us. We never graduate from self leadership. 

 

Is God our source? Is He the source of all comfort? In times of trouble we find what or who our true source of comfort is. God is calling us back to Him in this season to look to Him as our true comfort in ALL things. Pastor Josh Kelsey kicks off our new series PERFECT WEAKNESS with a powerful message centered on 2 Corinthians 1. When we let God into our weakness, it becomes the platform for our greatest victory.

It’s not about what we can or can’t do, it’s about who God is and what He can do. This Sunday Pastor Filmore Bouldes spoke a powerful message out of Mark 5 about the woman with the issue of blood titled: Your Faith has Made You Well. Faith comes through hearing, resolves to obey and depends on God's power not our own. 

The good plan that God has for you is not just the destination that He's taking you to, it's that He is present along the journey. God is still carrying you, even if this season looks different  that you could have foreseen, He hasn’t left you. This Sunday guest Pastor Justin Reimer preached a powerful message from Jeremiah 29. As long as we're in this season, we have things to do: build, plant, develop relationships, pray.

There is nothing in this world that God doesn’t care about, and no problem that He isn’t invested in bringing a kingdom solution to. This season may have looked like a curveball, filled with the unexpected, but God is still bringing breakthrough and turning our disappointments into miracles. Don’t let this season's disappointments cast a shadow over tomorrow’s dream. 

 

Filmore Bouldes dives into what living a life of holiness looks like through our thinking, speaking and being from Romans 12. We have been created to be set a part from the world, not conformed to the patterns around us but created to have God-filled thoughts that produce life with our words and holiness in our lifestyle. Let us look to Christ to refill our mind and filter our thoughts and words through  the scriptures so that our lives reflect more of His goodness to the world around us. 

God has sent you into the earth on assignment for such a time as this. Let Him shape you, mold you and put you together. Let me make you into who He called you to be. Guest Pastor Earl McClellan shares a powerful word out of Genesis 37 on the story of Joseph, the dreamer. If God gave you the dream and it’s not yet fulfilled, that means He’s not done with you yet. 

Where is Jesus in the middle of your storm? Jesus is still in your boat. Jesus hasn’t left you, He hasn’t forsaken you. The one that promised to be with you until the end of age, is still with you. This Sunday, guest pastor Dan Lian brought an encouraging and faith-filled message around the storms of life. Jesus is still in your boat, and not only in your boat in the storm but He is still in control.

Part 2 of our two-week interview series between Pastor Josh Kelsey and Dr. A.R. Bernard speaking on the heart of Jesus, our true hope and pointing us to His ultimate truth for our lives. What is your hope anchored in? If it’s anchored in the character of God, then you won’t be carried away by the storms. Let your anchor be in Him today so that no matter the waves that come you stand firm in His truth for your life. 

 

Part 1 of our two-week interview series between Pastor Josh Kelsey and Dr. A.R. Bernard bringing history, truth and wisdom to what we are facing today as a nation. Dr. A.R. Bernard brings 6 different responses we can step into as believers to bring about change: prayer, advocacy, activism, protest, convening and development. Let us identify our lane and do the best at it to bring the light of Christ, unity and hope to spark change in our worlds. 

God is always with His people. He is calling you in this season. He’s calling you closer to Him and closer to who you really are. The trials in our lives aren't here to discourage us, they are bringing us closer to Jesus.  Listen to Pastor Emmanuel Hastings powerful message of the peace and power of God that is always with us and goes before us. 

Jesus is calling us to unlearn some things. Maybe previous battles won in the old way can’t be won the same way. Understand what you’re facing. Stop looking at your ability and look at the Lord’s power. Let go of the trust of self, trust of the world and trust of our circumstances. Check out Pastor Josh Kelsey's powerful message at our ALLIN TEAM NIGHT around the heart and power of magnifying God in our lives. 

One sign of true character is that as your learn about God and as you learn about yourself that you tend to be more aware that it’s not just about beginning something but that life is truly about finishing well. If there is anything that we want to finish well it’s the life of discipleship and following Jesus. Check out Pastor Josh Kelsey’s message from staff meeting on VISION for us as leadership, team and as a church. 

Every single tribe will be represented in heaven, every single people group, every single language, every single nation. If that is true, then we need to start living that way now, and it starts with the church. It starts with each person humbling themselves and dealing with the log in their own eye. Check out Pastor Josh Kelsey’s powerful staff meeting message on Revelation 5 and God’s heart for unity in this time. 

The art of discipleship is surrendering and submitting to the vision God has for you.  We need to remember that the vision was never meant to happen through our strength, it was always meant to happen through His power. Let us remember the vision today to know that the cost is always worth God's plan for our lives! Check out Pastor Josh Kelsey's powerful message on vision. 

This Father's Day we had the honor of hearing from a powerful panel of black fathers and sons sharing wisdom and stories as they lead their families and future generations to come. Whether you’re a son, daughter, father or mother this is a conversation that will bring wisdom and insight in your life as you hear from these incredible faith-filled voices to impact you and the legacy you are creating.

Guest speaker Charles Metcalf, Creative Pastor of Transformation Church, brings an encouraging message on living out the greatness God has placed within you. There is more in you than you realize! The same spirit that raised Christ from the dead lives on the inside of you, so that means that when you see things you can respond differently. You can stand up and see it and you can make a difference in this season.

Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares a powerful and unifying message on the human battle we are facing right now as a nation. The power to bring about the change starts with us, the church, because we understand what we see in the world is not what God has promised. In order for us to be unified we have to understand first who is our Goliath and who is not our Goliath. Who is our enemy and who is not our enemy. The enemy is the principalities and powers that sustain and enable the darkness. It’s a battle between darkness and light. You’re not just fighting for now, you’re fighting for the future. You’re in the battle for the next generation. 

Pastor Josh Kelsey interviews guest Pastor Charles Metcalf from Transformation Church sharing truth and reality of what is going on across our nation right now and how we can rise and be the church bringing God's light. We have to be real, we have to process emotions, talk to each other and reach out in this season so that we may unite together to bring change. Let us continue to put our trust in Jesus and believe He is working all things together  for His good.

Guest Pastor Earl McClellan from Shoreline City Church shares a powerful and uniting message at our #ALLIN TEAM NIGHT to ignite us all to be obedient and trust what God wants to do through us in this time. We cannot sit back and give up in the pursuit that God has called us to bringing heaven to earth. Let us, the church, be the answer to our generation. 

We need kingdom narratives to be spoken into our places and spaces of influence so that we can combat America’s narrative of racism. In this conversation of racism, Pastor Josh Kelsey interviews guest Pastor Tim Ross who shares truths of what is happening in our country today and what we as Christians and the church can do to be a light and bring change for the next generation.  

Pastor Georgie Kelsey shares a powerful message on the wisdom from God versus earthly wisdom. Godly wisdom says there’s only one way to wisdom, and that's through Jesus Christ. God’s Wisdom, gives us clarity and direction when we have to choose between what feels good and what looks good in life but what actually is good in life.

We know there are hurting hearts right now in our nation. We hear you, we see you and we’re committed, as a church, to standing with you. Listen to an interview conversation with Pastor Georgie Kelsey, Filmore Bouldes and Hannah Omolade on racism. We will be asking questions to further the dialogue for change, growth and movement towards justice and unity.

Jesus came to bring us a new garment, not one of heaviness but one filled with praise. When we praise we become more aware of God's glory and more aware of how He sees us. Heaven is not anxious, heaven is not heavy, its joyful and full of life. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message of the tailor-made garment of praise we have all been given from God.

While the world may disappoint us, we can choose to live as undaunted, resilient disciples. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message showing us how to follow the rhythms of the undaunted to experience faith, hope, and love in every area of our lives. 

Pastor Georgie and Hannah Omolade engage in a powerful conversation on racism in our country today. Let us live compassionately and be people who listen and shed light on injustice. People who don’t judge, open up their ears and have an open mind to those around them. Four key points were shared in bringing light to injustice and racism: pray, speak, act, live it out.

Pastor Georgie Kelsey shares a powerful word at our Daughters event on the power of breaking shame off in our lives. We can only get rid of shame by handing it over to Jesus. Don't let your lifestyle keep you constantly in shame, be honest and vulnerable to allow Christ to embrace and overwhelm you with His love.

We can learn how to live as resilient disciples regardless of our circumstances. This week, Pastor Josh Kelsey continued our RHYTHMS OF GRACE series by showing us how to use this time to reset our internal rhythms from the inside out. What God does through seasons of hiddenness and obscurity can build powerful practices of self-denial so that we can become fully alive in Christ!

Now is the time to rebuild what God wants to build. The blessing is using our influence to impact the world.  This ALLIN Team Night Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a powerful word on Nehemiah and calling us as church leaders to arise and build in this season. Leadership grabs hold of character and turns it into purpose. Leadership turns it into a movement. Let our influence build God's kingdom and create an eternal impact on our city.

This past weekend, Pastor Georgie Kelsey uncovered Rhythm Disrupters that can keep us from finding and stepping into Jesus’ unforced rhythms of grace. In our daily walk with Him, our Savior has a river of living water for us—a river with a current, a rhythm, that we can access to allow the love of God to flow in and through us to the world!

Pastor Josh Kelsey and Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr., of Vous Church, have a conversation centered around the idea of VISION and how to have vision in this season of isolation. God always starts with a seed, then He maximizes it and multiples it. It is a perfect season to be rethinking our vision of why we do the things that we do, because whatever you water will grow.

Pastors Josh & Georgie Kelsey dive into a fun and wisdom-packed Dating Q&A to help us grow in our single and dating lives! They speak into topics like pursuing well, dating apps, boundaries and dive into the world of relationships in New York City. 

God has a deeper work He wants to do in us during this time of isolation. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey began the RHYTHMS OF GRACE series by showing Jesus’ example of how to maximize this time by starting from a place of rest.

Pastor Georgie Kelsey shares a powerful encouragement and download of the story of Jesus's encounter in John 4 of the woman at the well. Jesus breaks cultural barriers by speaking to the samaritan woman and encourages us through this conversation that God speaks to us in unexpected moments and Jesus is the true and only source of refreshment in our lives. As we receive the living water from Jesus, it doesn’t stop at us, it will pour out to the world around us.

Following Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh explores the Luke 24 story of the Road to Emmaus, where two disciples encounter the risen Christ on their journey. We, too, are disciples on a walk alongside our Savior, and as we invite His word deeper into our hearts and experience the beauty of connection across the table, we’ll find our hearts burning within us—our first love has made His home in us!

He is risen!! Tune in for Pastor Josh Kelsey’s full Easter sermon, exploring the encounters of Pontius Pilate, Simon Peter and Mary Magdalene as each faces this question, “Who do you say that Jesus is?” When we see our Savior truly, then we find that the old is gone and the new has come. Through the power of the cross and resurrection, He is making all things new! In Christ we have been given new life and new eyes to see Kingdom come in our world.

"When we know Jesus we know the truth, and when we know the truth, we find our life free."

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a powerful message of how the cross provokes the question, “Who do you say that Jesus is?” It’s a question that will shape our lives. When we see Jesus for who He really is then we experience the new life He has for us—and for all of creation. Jesus is the truth that we can build our lives on so that the eyes of our hearts are opened to see all things made new in Him!

Tune in to listen to a powerful conversation between C3 NYC’s Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey and guest Pastor Mike Maiden, brilliant leader and prophetic voice who leads Church of the Nation. They share a prophetic conversation on encouragement, faith and spiritual authority. In discouraging times, we can find healing through worship, and see that what the enemy means for evil, God uses to bring about beauty, revival and a harvest of transformed hearts.

Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey, lead pastors of C3 NYC, share together through a Q&A on marriage tips. Covering topics like conflict resolution, communication, and practical wisdom for how to invest in your marriage, even during the COVID-19 crisis.

“You will come out of this season stronger. It’s the grace of God as you submit your life to Him - He’s the one who can shut the mouth of your fears. The lions are quiet, and you are filled with peace, knowing your trust is in the living God.”

This Sunday, Pastor Josh shared an inspiring message on Daniel, and how the story of the Lion’s Den relates to how we relate to our own fears. The truth is, our Living God is stronger than any lion that prowls around us and any fear that we could let overcome us. When we know Jesus has power over our fears, our lives point to a Living Hope.

When we run to God as our safe place and take refuge in Him, we become stronger in the Lord.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a powerful message on how to take courage in God during a cave season. Like David, we can strengthen and encourage ourselves in the Lord. When we lead ourselves well by renewing our minds, we’re ready to lead others.

When we have Christ in us, we are meant to be the meeting place of heaven and earth. When we pray, we release heaven into our surroundings.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey speaks an impactful message on the power of prayer. We can begin our prayer with praises. They’re not based on our circumstances, but based on His character. We can pray knowing He’s above everything.

Fear is a normal reaction, but Praise God, we serve a God that doesn't leave us in fear. He says the beginning of wisdom is not fearing everything else, but fearing God.

This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a timely message about how faith is greater than fear, and how we can lean into faith during uncertain times.

God wants to grow your capacity to influence –– and your capacity grows through trial. You draw in the presence of Heaven when you acknowledge you need God. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared an incredible message about the influence we have and how to be the Salt and Light in our week.

Agape love is divine love. Agape love is the undeserved love that the Father extends to us. It is the only type of love that comes only from the Father, we can’t do it from our own strength, it has to come from the His strength. At our Daughters event, Pastor Georgie Kelsey shares on the agape love of the Father. The world sees the love of God when we as believers extend the love of God to the world when the world doesn’t deserve it. It’s a shocking love.

When you show grace, you feel happy. The less you see God the less you will see the cause. We can’t offer the world something we don’t have in our heart. The world will never know He’s real unless we love one another. This Allin Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message about happiness as a leader and how to lead from true happiness from the Father.

The way that the world has taught us to be happy is not the way we should be living. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey started our Rabbi Series diving into the Beatitudes and teaching us the way to find true happiness which is through know our Teacher.

All of us right now are seeking something first, whether it's careers, success or relationships. To obey God's commandments is to change what we seek first in our life because loving God changes us. It changes how we think and how we spend our time. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes concluded our AB Father series sharing on the Love Language of our Father and how we can seek God with our time, talent, and treasure.

There are a lot of voices in culture that speak into our lives, voices that speak into our identity and voices that come in and tell you you’re not enough. However, we need to allow God’s voice to be the loudest voice in our lives. We need to know who we are, so we can know whose we are. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes continued in our AB Father series sharing on the voice of the Father which gives us identity, security and purpose through ministry.  

Every issue you’re facing, starts in the private. Jesus wants to change your secret life because changing your secret life will change your whole life. No matter what trial you are facing, if you get away in the secret place with God, you will find strength, courage and assurance that God is with you. Listen to Pastor Josh Kelsey’s message continuing our February series AB FATHER.

God sees you, He knows you and He loves you. Jesus came so that we may have a relationship with the Father, one of intimacy, trust and affection. The Father's love is the greatest affection that we can have over our life. This ALLIN TEAM NIGHT, Pastor Josh Kelsey shares a powerful message about the love of the Father to us as leaders and team.

When you come under the revelation of the Father and His grace, His passion and His love, something begins to shift and you realize you can be fruitful in life. Everything comes back to the oneness of God. He is the One that loves us and made all things. When we discover who the Father is, we find out our worth. We find fulfillment, eternity fills our heart and our souls are satisfied. Listen to Pastor Josh Kelsey’s message kicking off our new series AB FATHER.

At Calvary, our inner drive was reset, our old views died and our account was settled. Through Jesus we were given a new motivation, perspective and mission. The cross gives us the power to live a different life. This Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings shared on the newness we receive through Jesus because of the cross. The fullness of who you are comes out when you make the cross personal for yourself.

You are a new creation in Jesus Christ. Anything of your old nature, anything not of Christ can be left at the cross. As we continue in our CALVARY series, Pastor Josh Kelsey shares about what it means to be made new in Christ. The old has gone, the new has come. We are a new creation in Christ Jesus and we have these six things: a new director, new determination, new demeanor, new delights, new desires and new destiny.

Jesus is our curse breaker and He has called and anointed us all to be curse breakers too. This Sunday, guest Pastor Mike Maiden preached an impactful message on the power of the cross. The cross is the place where our lost purpose and destiny is restored, where curses stop and blessings begin. 

Is it the quality of our character or the value of our goal that determines whether we reach our desired vision in life? Pastor Josh Kelsey kicks off our CALVARY series with the first Sunday of 2020 setting our vision and eyes on Jesus and what He has done for us. Jesus saw us as worthy of enduring the cross. If Jesus is our reality, if He is our true goal, we will push through anything we are facing right now. 

Jesus is with us, He is for us and He will never leave us. This is the Good News that came into the world through a humble baby bringing the light of the world to all of our lives. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the Good News that came to us all. God shows up for everyone, He shows up in the forgotten fields of human hearts, and He’s here today for us all.

The Truth and beautiful news that God came as a baby reveals that one of the highest priorities of Jesus is that He came to bring peace. Pastor Josh Kelsey shares of this powerful peace we have through the birth of Jesus.

Jesus came to redeem our relationship with God, our relationship with ourselves, and our relationship with others around us. This Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings kicked off our Christmas series: BIRTH. Like the Christmas story, God’s new beginnings come in the times we least expect—even if it’s seemingly inconvenient for us. His new beginning comes in the perfect time.

Faith is the doorway to freedom, and obedience is the appropriation of that Freedom. The difference between the doorway and the reality of freedom, is our obedience.  Just because we were free yesterday doesn’t mean I’m free today, I have to remain in obedience to the truth, instead of accepting lies. Listen to Pastor Josh Kelsey's powerful message of Freedom from this Sunday.   

When you start bowing down to other voices, you stop there. You can’t see the future. God is looking for a generation of people who are standing for what they believe, He’s looking for our heart and our worship. This Sunday, guest pastor Rock Mutegheki, C3 Oversight of East Africa preached a powerful message on putting God first in our lives. He must be first in all areas including our finances so that He is who we look to to guide us and sustain us. 

 

One touch from God will always bring freedom. One word from heaven can break any chain. This Sunday, guest preacher Lucas Connell shared a powerful word on bringing people to Jesus. Let us live in faith and never giving up on people experiencing the power and presence of God. Who will you carry? Who will you bring to the table?

Purpose always determines potential. When we align our purpose with God, we receive a God-given potential. Until we get our purpose from God, we will always settle for something lower than our intended purpose. This Sunday guest preacher Charles Metcalf, from Transformation Church, shared a powerful message on the problem with our potential. Who is missing out on encountering Jesus in your life because you are trying to live up to your potential?

 

God is able to give you a vision for Jesus, your identity and for the church. When we grasp the vision He has for these three areas we fully step into our purpose and design for our lives. Pastor Emmanuel Hastings shares on our new series God is Able. Let us rest in knowing God is able and stir our faith so that we can dream for more and step out in all God has called us to impact this city together. 

If our heart, soul and mind is filled with the love of Christ it is going to overflow and impact others and the people around us that we interact with. But are we truly filled? God comes and fills our heart through faith.  Faith turns our hearts into homes for Christ. Pastor Josh concludes our 4D LOVE series with a powerful message of the fullness of God.

Guest Pastor Alex Seeley from The Belonging Co shared a powerful message about the supernatural love of God that we carry. We are called to love others with a supernatural love. This love goes beyond trust. It goes beyond even the betrayal of trust. This is the love that will change the city and that the world will see who God. 

Your mind is a box, it shrinks and enlarges to the level of your mindset. The only way to expand our mind is to experience God’s 4-dimensional love. There are no boundaries to God’s love.

Jesus didn’t just die for you, He died as you, so all of our old self died with Jesus. We are able to free our mind with who we are not in Christ as we find new life in Him. We are free to live in the mind of Christ and free to think as Christ thinks. Let us walk boldly knowing we have self-control over our mind with the power of God. 

The future of the church is based on us all opening up to the fullness of God. The cross is four-dimensional and every human needs every dimension of his love, the breadth, the length, the height and the depth. When we open up to all the dimensions of His love we think bigger and dream again.

Burn for something that’s worth it. God wants hope to enter humanity, and it happens through the church. We were all created with something within us to serve others and bring glory to God. So let us love others like we're already loved and stir up the gifts within to make a difference in the world around us.

Fan into flame the gift God has given you. As you received God in your life you were given a fire inside of you. Let us stir up what is within us so we can live in the image He created us to be. Pastor Josh Kelsey preaches a powerful message on stirring up the fire within us. God created humans on the 6th day with purpose and life. What are you stirring up inside you? 

Who is the greatest in the kingdom? Jesus teaches that the greatest are the ones that serve. When we are secure in our identity as followers of Jesus, we are free to serve others and be a light in our relationships, work places, and cities. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares on a culture of servanthood as we look to Jesus who came to serve so that we may know what true love and serving others looks like. As we catch the culture of servanthood in our lives His light is shown through us. 

How do you transfer authority in the kingdom? The world has mechanisms to find ready-made people. The world recruits people, the kingdom disciples people. Leadership in the world is about holding onto power, leadership in the Kingdom is about releasing power to others. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on a culture of leadership and releasing authority in the kingdom. Authority follows faithfulness and God releases authority based on our character. We can only lead others and pass on authority to the degree we lead ourselves.

 

Unity is not the absence of division, unity is what we do when we are divided. Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the culture of unity that we carry when we get caught up in the unity of Jesus. We will never have unity if our opinion is more important than the Word of God. The greatest weapon the enemy has is offense. The devil hates relationships because when we love one another it’s the greatest glory the world will see.

Faith is trusting God. Doubt is trusting the world. Faith and doubt are the same substance. The substance of your life is so much more powerful when it’s under Jesus and under His word. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful message on a culture of faith in our lives and the substance of faith we all carry. When we place our substance under His Lordship is where we truly live a life of risk, faith and vision. 

 

Praise is the answer to everything in our lives. Let's not delay our praise to God. This ALLIN Night of Worship, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message on ASAP praise sharing the heart and why behind praising God in our lives. Every area we praise God in, we welcome His peace and His joy. Let us take on these 3 practical points shared in this message into our lives and take our praise to God to a new level in frequency, focus and fellowship. 

The access point of God’s glory is His Lordship. We can trace whether Jesus is Lord by the fruit of our lives. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey preached this message on the foundation of Jesus being Lord in our lives. If we want to accept Him as Lord, we have to confess it, believe it and live it. When we choose to live out Jesus being Lord, we are able to walk in His ways, live in His thoughts and follow His great plans for our lives. Jesus is the only Lord with unlimited mercy and grace that we have free access to if we choose to accept Him.

Members of our Queens team took the stage to preach this Sunday a message on creating a culture of service in our church and in our city. The best way to serve God is to be unified as a church in our mission to loving others and putting their needs above our own. When we give and open our hearts to others, we create a world that looks more like heaven. 

 

Our Downtown Manhattan tag team preached this Sunday about celebrating others and putting their joy and successes above our own as we carry a culture of second fiddle. When we create a kingdom culture that is devoted to uplifting and serving others, we create a world that glorifies God.

When we yield in the right heart to serve others for Christ we generate peace in our lives, when we yield to others out of our own ambition we are left with a selfish residue in our lives. Let our lives reflect His love as we pour out, serve and unify together to reach this city. This Sunday, 3 team members in Bushwick preached on the culture of playing second fiddle as we serve others and serve our city.

When we serve, we are setting ourselves up to bless others and to give God all the glory when our heart and eyes are focused on Him. This Sunday, we had 6 team preachers share a message on playing second fiddle in the kingdom of God. When we place others first we bring heaven to earth and example the heart of God. 

When we are committed to our purpose as serving God and building His kingdom we are rewarded by seeing the joy in others lives. This Sunday at our Williamsburg location, 6 different team preachers shared on the culture of playing second fiddle and putting others first. As we example this heart and culture in our lives we will create a space of humility, unity and love for the world around us.

We all desire to pray and read the word, but oftentimes it can seem difficult and confusing. Prayer and reading is a gift from God and is meant to be joyous and transformative in our every day life. What would it look like if we changed our perspective on how we talk to God and hear from God on a regular basis? This Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter preached on the culture of prayer and the word. 

Culture is what we are devoted to. Culture is our values being lived out in our day to day. This Sunday, we kicked off our new series CULTURE learning about the ways of the kingdom and how Christ has defined culture for us through His life and the early church. Right now, there is something shaping and forming us. What or who is shaping you? What or who are you shaping?

We all need to see our relationships with glory and value so that we may see the other person as Christ sees them. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey speaks into questions on dating with a special Q&A with Pastor Michael Bruce diving into topics found in the fine print of dating in our lives. See dating as you are laying the foundation for your life, to see if you can build something with the other person to see if it will last. 

 

Imagine if we approach all relationships not from the place of needing approval but that we are already approved. God approves of us. This Father's Day, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the Father's love that we have in Christ. No matter our relationship with our earthly father, our Heavenly Father accepts, adores and affirms us. Let us get filled up with the right source today so that our relationships flow from our security in Him.

God has something great He wants to do through you, and He can do it better when your bags are unpacked. This Sunday, guest Pastor Tim Ross preached on unpacking your bags in your relationships. We all have baggage with us that we carry, when we open up and are honest with our baggage and begin to unpack it, sort it and put it away we then are free to be our true selves that God has created us to be. Unpack your baggage, so you can understand yourself, and make yourself understandable to others.

Sex was designed by God and it was created from the beginning to represent His love and character for humanity. This Sunday, we continued our Relationships Series with Pastor Josh Kelsey preaching on the topic, PURE SEX. Genesis 2:24-25 teaches us that sex was created by God to be shame-free and full of intimacy within marriage. When we pursue our relationships God's way, our souls will be whole and fulfilled.

 

Is it hard to hear God’s wisdom for romantic relationships in a culture obsessed with comparison and “The One”? This Sunday, Pastor Emma Lyne Bruce preached on the myth of "The One" in our relationships. In choosing well, there needs to be wisdom from God's word and spirit as our leading guide. Jesus is the one our hearts desire. Jesus is the one to fill the void that no relationship can ever fill. It is in Christ and Christ alone that you will find yourself complete and whole—only then are we ready to step into relationships as God created them to be.

 

When Jesus is at the center of your life, relationships become one of the most important things you can do in your life. Your life is made up of how you love God and how you love people. Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey, lead pastors of C3 NYC speak together on the secret of healthy relationships. The secret to growing and being healthy with one another is in our communication. Hear 3 questions that they tackle and speak on with wisdom and stories of how we can grow in our relationships through healthy communication. 

Guest Pastor Gini Smith preached this Mother’s Day on the seasons of life we will walk through. We all live in time and seasons and will find that seasons come and seasons go, but Jesus works through whatever season you are going through. She shared 5 wisdom-packed points of walking through seasons in life. If we look to the Holy Spirit as our GPS, allow the word to renew our mind, pray before we say, serve others and stay in community, our lives will be able to get through any season we are in. 

Guest Pastor Wendy Perez preached this Mother's Day on the joy in our trials out of James 1. When we have our perspective shift through Jesus knowing He is with us and on the other side of our trial is His great plan for our lives we are able to walk through our life confidently with Him. No matter the trial, if we see our lives with the generational impact we will have, the trial will always be worth it. 

Jesus reveals that the way to be a friend is to become a servant, but the way to become a servant is becoming a friend of Jesus. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicked off our RELATIONSHIPS series with a wisdom-packed message on healthy relationships in our lives. All good relationships flow out of our soul. The health of our soul will determine the health of our relationships.

The prerequisite to experiencing the freedom of God in your life is honesty and vulnerability. Jesus is looking for you and I to be honest. He wants honesty, not perfection. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached out of John 21 and Jesus's encounter with Peter. Grace wins because grace meets us in our failures and gives us courage to move forward.

God is not afraid of your doubt. He created your mind. He wants you to investigate, dig as deep as you want, and look in every corner of the tomb. It will always lead you back to an empty tomb and a risen Lord and his name is Jesus. This Easter weekend, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the tomb of our heart that Jesus is knocking at waiting to come in. When we let Him in, He becomes the master architect of our lives.  

Jesus put himself in a position of deep loneliness to empathize with humanity’s need for deep connection. It's His grace that gathers us and our sin that scatters us. When He went to the cross and rose again, He had us in mind. This Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the grace that won for us. He won the ultimate victory over death so that we may be in relationship with Him forever. This is the message of grace. This is the greatest story every told.

Jesus welcomes to the dinner table people who would betray, deny and doubt him. Jesus, on the cross, was saying all are accepted, all are beloved. This Good Friday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message on a table and a cross that changed humanity forever. 

 

Whenever the son of God encounters our death, He always wins. Death has been undefeated for far to long, but it’s time is up. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 where Jesus encounters a crowd of death and as the two words collide, grace happens. Life has met death, grace has met sin and grace wins.

Everywhere Jesus shows up, grace wins. This Sunday we launched our new series GRACE WINS and heard a powerful message from Pastor Josh Kelsey on the grace Jesus brings in the encounter with the woman at the well in John 4. The thirst our soul craves for that we all have in our lives was created only for a relationship with God. Our lives work when our first thirst is met in Jesus and filled by Him, then every other thirst and desire in our lives falls into place. Our spiritual thirst can only be met by a spiritual God. 

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How is your hospitality of Jesus? What does it look like in your life in terms of hosting Jesus? Let’s welcome Jesus into all areas of our lives and lay everything down at His feet. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 a powerful message on hosting Jesus in our hearts and lives. No matter what your past looks like, when you bring it to Him, He welcomes you with open arms and grace. 

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This Sunday, guest Paul Scanlon preached a powerful message on new beginnings. Whatever your new beginning is, God is in the middle of it and is bringing out a great purpose behind it all. In all of your beginnings are hidden your endings and what you need to learn. Preparation and honing your skills will help you tackle your ending. Be encouraged today what you are beginning, stick with it to see God fulfill His vision through you. 

This Sunday, guest Paul Scanlon preached a powerful message on new beginnings. Whatever your new beginning is, God is in the middle of it and is bringing out a great purpose behind it all. In all of your beginnings are hidden your endings and what you need to learn. Preparation and honing your skills will help you tackle your ending. Be encouraged today what you are beginning, stick with it to see God fulfill His vision through you. 

There is great opposition when you are about God's love. There is an enemy against His love and there is a battle going on for your life. That is why we are given the armor of God to be equipped and ready for every battle we face. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on Ephesians 6 and the armor of God we have been given. Let's put on the armor of God this week so that we may fight in the spiritual world and we can bring change in the natural. 

Grace doesn’t mean that we now live as we choose. Tithing is not a payment to God, it’s honoring God with your wealth. It’s recognizing Him as the source of everything you have. This past Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings spoke on the grace of giving as we build and are generous with our finances. God’s grace doesn’t empower us to live selfishly. His grace covers us when we fall short, but it empowers us to live for other people.

We cannot disconnect living on mission from generosity. Our giving flows out of our lives being on mission for Christ. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on the heart beat of giving and how we are called to give and build the house through our finances. Jesus came not to free us from generosity but to free us to generosity. Let us step into building His church with our generosity so we may see a city come alive in Christ.

You are accepted, you are loved. There is grace for your past and glory for your blindness and there is love for your fear. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on this radical love from Jesus that accepts us by grace and gives us a mission to live out through our lives. Let us live boldly through His love and His spirit so we may bring His glory to earth. 

We are women who empower others forward. Women who speak faith and life. Who don't agree with defeat. This is the heart of a woman who finds her confidence in Christ. This past DAUGHTERS, Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached this message of confidence out of Judges 4 for us as women in New York City. 

We are a team that has been called by God. Called to bring heaven to earth. Called to impact the neighborhood. Called to transform this city. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh preached out of Luke 10 and the mission we have as people of God. Let us live from that place and serve boldly knowing we are called and sent by God. 

God came on mission from heaven to earth, through Jesus, to restore breath and life back into our hearts and soul. The Holy Spirit is our breath. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicked off our new series ON MISSION preaching on the breath we receive through the Holy Spirit so we can live on mission. Let us breathe in His spirit today to find the energy, life and joy He wants to give us.

The warrior fights only through peace, but the warrior is not ready for battle until they’ve come to know peace. This past Sunday, guest Pastor Erwin McManus shared a powerful message on The Way of the Warrior. Jesus comes to speak peace into your soul, to fight the battle only He can win, to give you the peace you’ve always longed for.

Our purpose in life is to glorify God. Purpose is released in our life when we understand that God knows the end and has a purpose right here in the middle. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on going deeper in our purpose in Christ. Purpose flows out of knowing our value to the Father. When we set our love to God, our purpose becomes clear.

Your life is meant to look like Christ. As He is, so are we. When we are secure in Him, we can serve and do things no one else sees, because we already know who we are. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on going deeper in our identity in Christ. Identity is one of the most important things in our walk with God. If we loose sight of who we are, our lives get confusing. But when we know who we are in Christ, it changes how we live, speak and treat others. 

This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful message to us as team on surrender. God is calling all of us to take a deeper surrender so He can take us deeper in the impossible. For it is God who works in us, both to will and to do for His good pleasure. The same Holy Spirit that changes our will and desire to please God is the Spirit that gives us the power to actually do what He wills in us.

The promise of Jesus and what He wants in your life is joy. His joy is unending and when we stay connected to Him and abide in Him we receive everything He has for us. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on John 15 and the power of abiding to the vine of Christ. When we are connected to the vine, the world around us sees Jesus. 

We have intimacy and accessibility to the creator of the world. Let us reclaim a hunger for His presence in our lives so that we may have more of His glory, His power and His anointing here and now. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the presence of God that is available to all of us when we reach out and look to Him. 

 

The One who is the promise-maker is also the promise-keeper. No matter what you go through He is your rescuer. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on the promises of God that are always faithful. Instead of asking God to fix what you are going through, ask Him what is His command in what you are going through.

Don’t let doubt or fear win. Allow Jesus to speak to your soul today. Allow Him to remind you of His character; He is our provider, protector, and comforter. His presence is enough to get you out of any storm. This past Sunday, Pastor Emma Lyne Bruce preached on the promises of God and that He is peace and the promise through the storm.

There’s a rest in your soul that can only be found in Jesus. He is our rest and our refuge when we look to Him. This past Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings preached on Psalm 91 diving into our God who is the Most High. We can be rid of fear when we look to Him as the highest in our lives and our place of refuge. 

 

 

The number one thing that’s going to change you in 2019 is not your circumstance getting better, it’s spending time in the presence of God. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on God always having time for us. When we spend time with God He changes our soul, identity and what we love.

Dream bigger. If your dream was fulfilled today, what impact would it have on the future generation? This past Dream Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached a message on dreaming in faith for all God will do in 2019. Let's be specific with our dreams. We tend to have vague dreams because we fear disappointment, but God wants us to get specific with our dreams. Dreaming with specificity, is trusting God to be faithful.

God doesn’t invade our lives, He comes by invitation. This past Sunday, guest Pastor Phil Pringle leader and founder of the C3 Movement preached a powerful message on making room for God in this Christmas season. Make Jesus your one thing that you pursue. He's not a threat to your dreams.

 

The reason we can live without fear is because God is with us. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message of faith from the perspective of Mary from Luke 1. From Mary's faith we we see that it’s the power of the Holy Spirit that enables us to carry Jesus, not more of our effort. Whatever we are facing, let's place our expectation on something He promises to do. His word will not fail us.

 

As we end this year as team C3 let's look to the water, to the source in Jesus Christ and dig a new well. This past ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on digging another well from Genesis 26. Don’t stop digging, there is living water below the dirt and in every place you dig a well the world around it will be blessed. In 2019, wherever it takes you dig another well. Jesus is your source. He is your living water. 

 

Hope is not optimism, but a promise. God desires to take us from hopelessness and despair to joy. This past Sunday, Pastor Luis Guerrero preached a message kicking off our Advent series on HOPE. Our hope is dependent on the person of Jesus. When our hope is based on something other than Jesus, it becomes unreliable. When we look to Jesus as our hope we can look back and see His faithfulness in our past and trust that He has secured our future. 

When you see God how He wants to be seen, you will see yourself how He sees you and that will change everything about your life. This past Sunday, guest speaker Dan Lian preached a powerful message on the love of our Father. Since the beginning of time God has been desperately desirous of showing us who He is and our identity as His children. We become children of God when we rest in His love and receive His grace. 

The good news of the gospel is that The Holy Spirit doesnt leave, but He’s here to stay. This past Sunday, Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached a powerful message on the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is life-giving spirit. There’s so much joy and peace He wants to pour into us as we keep in step with Him.

When Jesus saw the need, He didn't go numb. This VISION SUNDAY, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on generosity out of Matthew 14. When we follow Jesus's example we step out in compassion, we are moved to lead in generosity to meet the needs around us. When we join together in generosity we can do so much. We will be the hands and feet of Jesus for such a time as this. Today is the day of faith. 

We are all called to run after the one just as Jesus ran after us. When our hearts break for the one, we align our hearts with heaven, we see like Jesus sees and build a legacy beyond ourselves. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 15 about building a legacy for the one. What are you willing to sacrifice for the one? 

What are we building our life on? What truly builds a legacy? We can never create a legacy unless we attach to that which is eternal, unless we center our lives on Jesus and His word. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on joining the legacy of Jesus and placing Him at the center of our lives to bring eternal significance to all that we do. 

Have you thought about the legacy of your life? Have you thought about the legacy you will leave? We can choose a legacy that leaves a blessing for our neighborhood, for this city, for the next generation. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey launched our Vision Builders series preaching on legacy and longevity. God wants to leave a mark on this planet—and He works in us and through us to do it! We are each called by God, made for a purpose and destiny. Whatever legacy God has for your life step into it today, start now in faith.

God is worthy to be praised whether we feel it or not. Our soul's satisfaction is in praising God. There will be days of storms, but through it all, God is worthy to be praised. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the art of Self Talk. How do you change your self-talk? How do you change your inner dialogue? You obey God even when it’s not convenient. If you want to change the emotional position of your soul, you need to change an inward posture of your heart towards the Lord.

Just because you’re in a storm now it doesn’t mean you’re in the storm forever. The cave seasons, the seasons of trials, aren’t meant to break you but to build you. Don’t waste your cave. God loves you so much that He’s not going to let you walk through your trial alone. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on Psalm 57 showing the goodness of God in all circumstances no matter the trial that He is for us.

The Lord is our rock. He is our fortress and deliverer. He is who we take refuge in. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached from Psalm 18 on hiding in the Lord and leaning on His strength. He is our hiding place, He will get us through any storm that comes when we take refuge in Him.

Special podcast release of our 2017 Daughters Conference message from guest Mia Fieldes, grammy nominee songwriter and friend of Daughters. This message was a powerful time at Daughters last year sharing on the Beautiful Story God has been writing through Mia's life and the story of faith that He has brought through her. We are so expectant for all God will do this year at Daughters Conference. Come join us! 

Since God is for us, nothing can be against us. Pastor Josh Kelsey's message launching our 5th location in Queens focused on Romans 8 and the great love God has for us. We are more than conquerors, so even when we lose, we win. Christ loves us, and no enemy or weapon or calamity can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.