Reunion Church NYC

In today's sermon, we near the end of our study through 1 Corinthians as we dive into a portion of the letter where Paul centers his thoughts around our freedoms and rights, and how we can ultimately use them in a way to love our neighbors.

In today's sermon, we continue our series in 1 Corinthians as Russel shares about finding contentment in our calling through changing our perspective, surrendering to God, or recognizing the reality of the gap between desire and fulfillment.

In today's sermon, Russel leads the church in exploring the passage and specifically looking at what it means to be a community that is disciplined and accountable.

In today's sermon, we are joined by Brandon Dunkley, a former pastor and a friend of Reunion. As we dive into 1 Corinthians 3, Brandon shares about what church leadership should and should not look like, going back to the core of Christianity, and understanding the church body as a temple of God.

In today's sermon, we kick off a new series in studying the letter of 1 Corinthians by learning about the city of Corinth - how its imperfections and obstacles are similar to those we face today in New York City, and how we can ultimately find hope, peace, and truth in the person of Jesus Christ.

In today's sermon, we are joined by one of our deacons, Emily Valentin, as she guides us through Psalm 23 and how the scripture can point us to steps that can help us overcome the obstacles of today's conceptualization of work.

In today's sermon, we continue the series around our faith and work by discerning our calling - specifically looking at what each of our unique spiritual gifts may be.

In today's sermon, continue the series around our faith and our work by learning more about calling. Russel shares how our primary calling is to be follow Jesus, and how we can find our calling in work by listening to God, listening to ourselves, and listening to our suffering.

In today's sermon, we kick off a new series called Faith and Work, where we learn more about how our Monday through Friday is becoming ever more important as a spiritual practice considering how much time we spend our lives working. Russel starts the series off talking about how work is good and shares three principles with us to carry into our working days.

In today's sermon, Russel finishes the mini-series as we dive deeper into the scripture in Matthew and how Jesus calls us to be salt of the earth and light of the world, and how that allows us to love our city and the neighbors who live among us.

In today's sermon, Russel shares the first of a two-part sermon series unpacking what it means to love our city well. Coming from a passage in the book of Jonah, we will be challenged with a call to care for and serve our city, rather than reject, fight, or use it.

In today's sermon, we conclude the summer teach series, Summer of Biblical Literacy, as Russel shares about how the early church operated and how the narrative of the Bible invites us to respond to God's story with faithfulness and to join Him in His mission.

In today's sermon, we are joined by Christine Thomas Yoon, a central leader in our Reunion community. Christine shares on the two narratives told to us in our lives and compares a gospel-centered life to making pottery.

In today's sermon, Russel speaks about how Jesus becomes the embodiment of God and how we are in "The Already and Not Yet," a time in which Jesus has already come to save us and yet God's kingdom has not fully arrived. Ultimately, we are invited to both love the King and live out the kingdom.

In today's sermon, Russel dives into the biblical concept known as covenant - what is it and how does it differ from relationships we have today? We learn about the promise that God makes with us and how He keeps this promise over and over again, showing his faithfulness to us throughout the ages.

In today's sermon, we continue from the previous sermon about the creation story in Genesis to the fall. Russel dives into story in Genesis 2 and 3, unpacking the result of humanity deciding not to trust God's invitation to us.

In today's sermon, we are joined by guest speaker Bri Rapp, who continues the Summer Biblical Literacy series by diving into the story that started it all - the creation story in Genesis.

In today's sermon, we continue the summer series on biblical literacy by tackling hard questions we may have about God in the Bible. Russel shares how interpreting the Bible through the lens of a crucified, suffering, servant Jesus is key to understanding the Bible.

In today's sermon, we continue the summer series on biblical literacy and dive into how to engage the Bible correctly. Russel shares about the three worlds that the Bible exists in, and how we as 21st-century Christians can engage with the Bible in a rich and meaningful way.

In today's sermon, we continue the summer series on biblical literacy and are joined by guest, Hansol Kang, Pastoral Resident at Central Presbyterian Church. Hansol shares about how the Bible is God's revelation to us in the areas of communication, love, and appreciation.

In today's sermon, Russel wraps up the series on The Generous Life, looking into the story of the young rich ruler and his interaction with Jesus. Russel speaks about virtue signaling, consumerism, and the poor.

In today's sermon, Russel wraps up the series on The Generous Life, looking into the story of the young rich ruler and his interaction with Jesus. Russel speaks about virtue signaling, consumerism, and the poor.

In today's sermon, Russel provides a biblical overview of generosity by going into scripture to learn more about the heart of God behind finances and giving.

Happy Mother's Day! In today's sermon, we continue our series, The Generous Life, as Russel shares about the joy of generosity. Generosity can be an expression of love and gratitude towards God and others, and we learn about how an abundance mindset, rooted in trust of God's provision, leads to greater generosity.

In today's sermon, we kick off a new series, The Generous Life. Russel shares Matthew 6 to talk about what Jesus says about money and possessions. What we will ultimately find is that Jesus is after our hearts, and we want to be the kind of people who invite Him into every area of our lives, especially the ones tied to what we value most.