This week Seth spoke to us from Matthew 18:1-6 about the importance of Children in the Kingdom of God. He shared how we as a Church want to take Jesus’ teaching on children seriously and this is one of the reasons we give a lot of time, energy and thought to our kids program.

This week we had guest speaker Bill Redekop with us and he spoke to us from Psalm 139 about how God wants us to know and experience peace. Bill and his wife Angela have been serving south west Brooklyn for over 11 years and Bill shared with us a very practical and helpful message.

A great message about God's heart for motherhood and also a Q&A with a mom in the church.

This week we celebrated one year of meeting at Beyond Dance and Seth marked this significant step by talking about the next 12 months looks like for us as a Church community.

This week, guest speaker Isaac Moore, walked us through Jesus’ claim to be the Bread of Life. Isaac spoke to us about how in making this claim Jesus is showing that relationship with God is the only thing that truly satisfies us in this life!

This week we continued our series by looking at the struggle of anger. Amy focused in on the importance of dealing with our emotions and responding well to the frustrations and difficulties of life by looking at three different Biblical examples from both the Old and New Testaments.

This week Nic continued our preaching series on ‘The Struggle is Real’ by looking at how Jesus and the gospel interact with the powerful feelings of guilt and shame that we all struggle with. He did this by unpacking the theological concepts of sanctification and justification.

This week Seth spoke about the struggle of following Jesus in 2019 in a City like New York. We considered what strategies can we put in place to help us to live out our faith and find God in the midst of the mess.

This week we asked the question, ‘how can we build trust?’ and it was a timely message in light of the terror attack in New Zealand. We looked at how Jesus is both trustworthy and entrusting whilst also thinking through how we can be a trustworthy community.

The week Amy continued our ‘The Struggle is Real’ series by asking us the question, who’s identity are you stealing?! She challenged us to consider whether or not we’re being true to our God given identity in Him and to seriously ask ourselves, ‘what am I believing about myself?’