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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 an...

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...

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.