This message is for anyone who feels the pressure to shrink back, blend in, or compromise their faith in a time when the world is growing darker and more hostile to truth. Pastor Carter Conlon calls the church to stop warming itself at a distance and to take a clear, costly stand for Jesus Christ. It is a word for believers who want more than survival — who want to make a difference.Drawing from Proverbs 4 and the image of a cross as a road, Pastor Conlon describes the choice every believer faces partway through the journey of faith: turn left, turn right, or keep going straight up toward God. He warns of a generation-wide falling away, both theological and moral, and calls the church to take firm hold of Scripture, refuse the path of the wicked, and trust that God's glory grows brighter as the darkness deepens. "When you and I are willing to face whatever we have to face in the days ahead, and we stand for what we know to be true in spite of the consequences, the people outside of us look and they see a strength in us that could only come from God."Scripture: Proverbs 4:10-27, Proverbs 3:5-8, Psalm 119:97-105, Isaiah 60:1-3, John 12:26-28, John 21, Daniel 3, Revelation 2-3More from Pastor Carter Conlon: https://carterconlon.com Subscribe for new messages every week.

This message is for anyone who feels the pressure to shrink back, blend in, or compromise their faith in a time when the world is growing darker and more hostile to truth. Pastor Carter Conlon calls the church to stop warming itself at a distance and to take a clear, costly stand for Jesus Christ. It is a word for believers who want more than survival — who want to make a difference. Drawing from Proverbs 4 and the image of a cross as a road, Pastor Conlon describes the choice every believer faces partway through the journey of faith: turn left, turn right, or keep going straight up toward God. He warns of a generation-wide falling away, both theological and moral, and calls the church to take firm hold of Scripture, refuse the path of the wicked, and trust that God's glory grows brighter as the darkness deepens. "When you and I are willing to face whatever we have to face in the days ahead, and we stand for what we know to be true in spite of the consequences, the people outside of us look and they see a strength in us that could only come from God." Scripture: Proverbs 4:10-27, Proverbs 3:5-8, Psalm 119:97-105, Isaiah 60:1-3, John 12:26-28, John 21, Daniel 3, Revelation 2-3 More from Pastor Carter Conlon: https://carterconlon.com Subscribe for new messages every week.

When You Come To The Crossroad, Take The Cross Road

This message is for anyone who is in the middle of a hard season and wondering where God is. Pastor Carter Conlon speaks directly to those who have been waiting for their circumstances to change before they can move forward in faith. It is an honest, strengthening word for a church facing uncertain days.Drawing from Matthew 14 and his own recent experience with open-heart surgery and bacterial pneumonia, Pastor Conlon makes the case that God's answer to our storms is often not to stop them, but to call us out onto the water in the middle of them. "He may not stop your storm, but he will give you the power to walk on water." The message calls the church to move beyond a faith that only asks God to calm things down, and into the supernatural life of stepping out toward Christ while the winds are still blowing and the waves are still rising.Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33, 2 Timothy 3:1, 3:13, Hebrews 12:26-28, Matthew 16:33

This message is for anyone who is in the middle of a hard season and wondering where God is. Pastor Carter Conlon speaks directly to those who have been waiting for their circumstances to change before they can move forward in faith. It is an honest, strengthening word for a church facing uncertain days. Drawing from Matthew 14 and his own recent experience with open-heart surgery and bacterial pneumonia, Pastor Conlon makes the case that God's answer to our storms is often not to stop them, but to call us out onto the water in the middle of them. "He may not stop your storm, but he will give you the power to walk on water." The message calls the church to move beyond a faith that only asks God to calm things down, and into the supernatural life of stepping out toward Christ while the winds are still blowing and the waves are still rising. Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33, 2 Timothy 3:1, 3:13, Hebrews 12:26-28, Matthew 16:33

Prepare to Walk on the Water

This message is for anyone who senses that something is deeply wrong — in the nation, in the church, and in their own home — and who wonders whether God can still move. It is also for grandparents, parents, and long-time believers who carry a burden for the generation coming behind them. Pastor Conlon brings a prophetic word rooted in Scripture and personal urgency, calling the people of God back to the one thing that can turn the tide.Drawing from 2 Chronicles 7 and the warnings of Deuteronomy 28, Pastor Conlon argues that the future of America — and of every family — rests on a single two-letter word: IF. The conditions are plain: humble ourselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from our ways. The promise that follows is equally plain: "Then I will hear from heaven, forgive their sin, and heal their land." He calls the church to stop abdicating the power of prayer and to reclaim it — in sanctuaries, in homes, and on behalf of those who have no voice of their own. "You don't have to be mighty. You don't have to be noble. You just have to be able to breathe."Scripture: 2 Chronicles 7:12-16, Deuteronomy 28, Amos 6, Hebrews 4:16, Zechariah 4:6, Psalm 107, Mark 1

This message is for anyone who senses that something is deeply wrong — in the nation, in the church, and in their own home — and who wonders whether God can still move. It is also for grandparents, parents, and long-time believers who carry a burden for the generation coming behind them. Pastor Conlon brings a prophetic word rooted in Scripture and personal urgency, calling the people of God back to the one thing that can turn the tide. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 7 and the warnings of Deuteronomy 28, Pastor Conlon argues that the future of America — and of every family — rests on a single two-letter word: IF. The conditions are plain: humble ourselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from our ways. The promise that follows is equally plain: "Then I will hear from heaven, forgive their sin, and heal their land." He calls the church to stop abdicating the power of prayer and to reclaim it — in sanctuaries, in homes, and on behalf of those who have no voice of their own. "You don't have to be mighty. You don't have to be noble. You just have to be able to breathe." Scripture: 2 Chronicles 7:12-16, Deuteronomy 28, Amos 6, Hebrews 4:16, Zechariah 4:6, Psalm 107, Mark 1

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Sermons by Carter Conlon, from Times Square Church NYC and author of It’s Time to Pray. The sermons posted are to encourage you, the body of Christ, to mobilize in this unique time to reach all generations and people globally with the gospel of Christ and the truth of salvation. For the latest sermons and additional resources, please visit https://www.carterconlon.com.

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