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As we look towards Pentecost Sunday and the beginning of our PNEUMA series, we first must see the Holy Spirit as the more than miracles, signs and wonders. At the C3 NYC Staff Meeting ,lead Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the Spirit of Wisdom. The Holy Spirit invites us to remain humble and teachable as we continue to approach God as life-long learners and leaders who long to see the Spirit's fruit...

Our first calling is to be a witness of what God's done. This Sunday, in the finale of our King series, lead Pastor Josh Kelsey preached from  Acts 1:8 on being witnesses. By faith, we receive what God has already accomplished. In anticipatory hope of what God's already done, we have the power to be a witness. From the overflow of his love, even in trials and struggles, we testify to the world.

Jesus tells us what his cause is: to bring the kingdom of God to earth. The kingdom of God is not like this world. It is not just something to gloss over. It has the power to completely transform our lives. In this Sunday's message, David Chan gives us 7 attributes of the new kingdom and reminds us of the true purpose of the new kingdom.

Diving into the Beatitudes of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5, lead pastor Josh Kelsey explores the upside down blessings of the new Kingdom. In this Kingdom, God transforms even our brokenness into an access point for the blessed life.

Jesus declared that the Kingdom of God is at hand and reveals his kingdom of reversal in the Beatitudes. The same way every king has a way of ruling that is unique to them, so it is with God and the way he has called us to live. This Sunday, Pastor Jon unpacks the Beatitudes as we learn what Jesus' ministry was and is for us today. 

We all face moments or even seasons of discouragement, but how do you recapture a proper perspective? Looking at 1 Samuel 30:6, lead Pastor Josh Kelsey shares part two of a message on being spiritually formed by encouraging yourself in the Lord.

What if we realize that the challenges we are facing is Jesus trying to get our attention? That is the story of the road to Emmaus. The issue was not that they men on the road to Emmaus did not believe. The issue is they were believing the wrong story. In this message, Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey gives us four points on how believing the right narrative about Jesus transforms our hope and faith in God...

Lead pastor Josh Kelsey preaches from 1 Samuel 30 where David encourages himself in the Lord. They key to your leadership is self-leadership, learning to take every thought captive and renewing not just your mind but your self-talk. 

In Christ, through the reality of the cross and empty grave, we have an inheritance in the Kingdom of God. Knowing that we have an inheritance changes the way we live. Pastor Jon Laurenzo preaches in our King series that our true inheritance is that we have resurrection power in both this life and the next.

In Eastertide, we reflect on the 40 days that the resurrected Christ appeared to his disciples and followers. In this time, he gave the Great Commission, which shapes our calling as believers today. In staff meeting, lead pastor Josh Kelsey shared on the power of these forty days in establishing Jesus' resurrection and how the way we make disciples today should be fully immersed in the love of the...

Our understanding of a powerful King is misguided. But this King shows us He is powerful, not in political or military might, but in restoration of His world and His people. In this message, Jon Laurenzo preaches on the power of the King, revealing that just as Jesus restored Peter after his denials, so God's power can work through us and transform us, even in our darkest moments.

The King is alive! This Easter, lead pastor Josh Kelsey celebrated the death of death and that our King rose to give us new life. Looking at Luke 24, we dive into the power of the resurrection and how we can reach out, like Thomas feeling Jesus' scars, to touch and experience Him.

On the cross, Jesus called out, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Quoting Psalm 22, in His moment of deepest pain, Jesus cries out for relationship. Why did he take on the cross and bear the weight of our sin and death? For you. This Good Friday, Pastor Josh preached a powerful message on remembering the King who became a servant, a Savior who surrendered His life for us.

Lead Pastor Josh Kelsey shares at the C3 NYC staff meeting on how Jesus' death ushers in resurrection life for us as believers and why it's important for us to die to ourselves in order to be alive in Christ.

Palm Sunday is the first day of the week that changed the trajectory of human history forever. Holy Week, the week leading up to Jesus's death and resurrection, begins with Jesus's humble entry into Jerusalem on a colt. In this Sunday's message, Ps Filmore Bouldes kicks off our KING series and gives us three things to learn about Jesus from Palm Sunday.

In the final Sunday of our PRACTICE series, David Chan preaches on simplicity, the act of intentionally getting rid of that which distracts us or hinders us from our relationship with God. This can be anything—but it especially refers to materialism, status, success, money and now, technology. Through simplicity, the Lord calls us to contentment and a deeper relationship with Him.

In the creation story, we see that God rested on the seventh day because His work was finished and good. This rhythm of rest is exampled by God for each of us, that we would find time in our busy schedules to slow down and acknowledge we are not God of our lives. This Sunday, Pastor Jon Laurenzo shares the importance of Sabbath for the follower of Jesus and how carving out time to stop, rest, deli...

New Yorkers are not known for being silent or having much time alone, but we're called to be still and know God in the solitude. Today, lead pastor Josh Kelsey preached on six reasons we need the spiritual practice of silence & solitude. Join us as we step deeper into this practice this week—learning to stop doing, stop producing, stop pleasing people, stop entertaining, stop obsessing, to simply...

Lead pastor Josh Kelsey shares on the cost of discipleship at the C3 NYC staff meeting, and how, in order to have the joy of revival, you need the sorrow of repentance.

When we slow down, we create intentional space to hear from God. This Sunday, lead pastor George Kelsey preached from John 15, reminding us to abide and connect with the Father like the vine & the branches. In the gospels, Jesus often withdrew from the crowds to meet with the Father, and as we model our lives on His during this Practice series, we're encouraged to cultivate a slowed-down spiritual...

What is true repentance? At ALLIN on Wednesday, Pastor Josh Kelsey challenged us to surrender our hearts and turn back to God through fasting, weeping and mourning. In this season of Lent, may we be a people who seek God in repentance and believe for revival.

Pastor Josh Kelsey shares on Isaiah 55 in at the C3 NYC staff meeting on seeking God's presence and feasting at a Kingdom table. Being hungry and thirsty is a sign that this world can't satisfy, only God.

In Luke 11, Luke puts a great emphasis on prayer before something happens. Jesus doesn't just give the disciples words to say, he shows them his heart for communion with the Father. Prayer is talking with God, seeking communion and partnership. In this Sunday's message, Pastor Jon Lorenzo continues our Practice series and gives us three points on how to shift our understanding of prayer so that ou...

We live in a culture that worships pleasure, but the truth is that we can be surrounded by excess but left empty. When we fast, we choose to abstain from food in order to feast on the Lord. In the first Sunday of our Practice series, Pastor Jon Laurenzo shares why we fast and how this discipline can transform your life.

Jesus is our merciful savior, the God whose mercy is like a the sunrise—warming our hearts, bringing life and light to our lives. This Sunday, Ps Josh Kelsey preached on the mercy and compassion of God, and how this draws us deeper into His character and love.