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In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

In our summer series, we consider what Galatians 5 teaches about growing in Christian character. While salvation is a finished work of Christ for those who trust in Him, there is also an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit called sanctification. Through the Spirit’s work in us, we better reflect the character of Jesus. Join us as we consider what it means to grow in Christian character through the gro...

God blesses the just and unjust. In the reformed tradition, this blessing is known as “common grace.” The same rain that falls on the faithful also falls on the unfaithful. The same capacity to reason and think given to the faithful is given to the faithless. Thus, Christians have the opportunity to learn from a wide variety of perspectives and worldviews without compromising central claims of the...

God created humanity with a charge to care for his creation. We were given dominion over it to steward it well. If the resurrection of Jesus occurred, we are then heading toward restored creation. As his people, we ought to be those who reflect that coming day by giving a glimpse of that restoration. If the resurrection did not occur, then the Earth is nothing more than a ticking time bomb. Script...

Diversity is the ultimate telos for all Christians. God’s purpose is to bring together people from every tribe, nation, and tongue. The church then should care about the pursuits of diversity now. Yet, as Revelation 5 & 7 tells us, at the center of the heavenly diversity is a slain lamb. Diversity comes at a cost, a cost many are not usually willing to pay. If the resurrection did not take pla...

We live in a time of great uncertainty and confusion regarding how one ought to understand the nature of sex and sexual identity. Amid this confusion, the church has often lacked grace and compassion or lacked clarity and truth. The Bible has much clarity and truth about sex and demands we present that truth with grace and compassion. We can do both for one reason––the Resurrection. Without the re...

The world is full of suffering. There is suffering that comes at one’s hand, but there is much suffering, unspeakable suffering, that no one deserves. The Christian faith claims a God of compassion and mercy, yet every day terrible tragedy befalls in the innocent. If the resurrection did not happen, this reality would be cause to dismiss the God of the Bible, for he is cruel and apathetic to our p...

What should we do when Christians claim to believe one thing, but their lives and actions reflect another? Does it undermine the credibility of the Christian message when Christians are so un-Christlike? If the resurrection did not happen. Yes. The un-Christlike Christians show the ridiculous claims of the faith. If the resurrection did happen, then more is happening than meets the eye in these Ch...

Injustice, wickedness, and violence pervasively impact those without power, agency, and rights. Systems and structures and individual actions of sexism, racism, and bigotry bring marginalization and even abuse. The allowance of such wickedness seems out of alignment with an all-powerful God. If the resurrection did not happen, that would be true. If the resurrection did happen, there must then be...

In our new series called, “The Resurrection” we will consider how the resurrection informs the Christian understanding of some of life's most pressing issues. This week, we consider The Resurrection & The Only Way to God. For more information on our current series, please go to reh.nyc/currentseries. Scripture Reading: John 14:1-10

If the resurrection did not happen, nothing about the Christian faith is worth considering. However, if it did occur, the resurrection shapes our understanding of all aspects of life. Join us as we consider how the resurrection ought to shape our understanding of life’s most pressing issues today. The Christian faith hinges on one single event––the Resurrection. If it did not happen, our faith is...

This Palm Sunday, we conclude our Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider pursuit and the longing for direction. Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

Our new Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider the pursuit and longing for treasure. Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 5:8-15, 6:1-6

Our new Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider the pursuit and longing for justice. Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 4:1-3; 9:1-12

Our new Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider the pursuit and longing for Identity. Scripture Reading (Spanish): Ecclesiastes 3:9-22

Our new Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider the pursuit and longing for wisdom with our special guest speaker Rev. Peter Rhee. Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 2:12-26

Our new Lenten Series called, “The Longing” takes a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we consider the pursuit of and longing for pleasure. Scripture Reading: 2:1-11, 3:10-14

We begin a new Lenten Series called, The Longing - a look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Over the course of the series, we will consider the nature of meaning, identity, and the truth by challenging the assumptions that hold such things. This week, we begin by considering what the “Teacher” of Ecclesiastes says about the meaninglessness of life. Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 1:1-14

As we continue our series, “Extraordinary through the Ordinary,” we look at another example of God using ordinary people to do extraordinary things. This week we consider God’s Extraordinary Journey. Scripture Reading 2 Timothy 4:6-18; Acts 28:30-31