C3 NYC
C3 NYC is a church for the people of New York City led by Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey. Our vision is Jesus Christ, our reality is freedom, our mission is people, and our cause is love. Join us this Sunday online, find out more at c3.nyc
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- 433Kingdom PartnershipsIn 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.
- 434From Tired to ThrivingThis 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.
- 435Serving: Invitation, Ownership & HumilityC3 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.
- 436Trust IssuesThis 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.
- 437The Battle of the MindThis 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!
- 438It's Not You, It's MeThis 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.
- 439Spiritual AuthorityIn this C3 NYC Staff Meeting, Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares on the importance of acknowledging the spiritual authority we all have in our leadership.
- 440Marriage KeysSpecial 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.
- 441Unlocking Generosity with Vance RoushPastor 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.
- 442The List — A Guide for Dating WellPastor 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!
- 443Is There Hope for Me?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.
- 444You've Got a Friend in MeEven 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.
- 445Cracking the Code of CommunicationCommunication 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.
- 446God, Sex, and YouSex 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.
- 447Dare to HopeIf 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.
- 448Altar of AttentionThe 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.
- 449Surrender of AttentionWhat 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.
- 450ThereforeGod 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.
- 451That ChurchJesus 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.
- 452A Clear HopeA 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.
- 453Jesus is Our TabernacleHumanity 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.
- 454The Shepherd that Became a LambThis 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.
- 455The Sacrifice of PraiseIn 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.
- 456Why Should I Pray?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.
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