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Scripture calls us “strangers of this world,” because our true home is found in heavenly places, far beyond what our eyes can see. When we walk in our true identity as citizens, we have different cravings that guide us to live with fervent a expectation for what is to come. This Sunday, Pastor Luis Guerrero breaks down a profound truth: as citizens of Heaven, our lives are governed by a higher standard, distinct from the culture of earthly cities.

As human beings, there’s a temptation to believe we’re in control of our own lives. To gain a sense of worth, we rely on our works, abilities, and achievements to measure “right standing” with God. True confidence comes from our faith in God and our proximity to him. In this week's message, Pastor Ryan Schlachter shares three key points on building authentic confidence through faith in Christ.

In Matthew 11, Jesus famously invites the weary and heavy-laden to come to Him for rest and describes himself as “gentle and lowly in heart.” This Sunday, Pastor Amy Perez shared key takeaways from Philippians 1:12-30, unpacking the freedom and rest that gospel humility can bring to our lives.

In culture we have been conditioned to move quickly from one topic to another. We exist in a variety of seasons, but do we have enough endurance to last the long game? In this Leadership Lesson, Pastor Ryan Schlachter provides practical tips for how we can build spiritual endurance in our lives today.

As we close out our series, In Jesus Name, we end with an Amen. May we embrace our God, turn to prayer, no matter the circumstance, situation or trial. In this Sunday’s message, we hear from six different voices at our Brooklyn location on the power of prayer throughout the lives of those in scripture.

As we close out our series, In Jesus Name, we end with an Amen. May we embrace our God, turn to prayer, no matter the circumstance, situation or trial. In this Sunday’s message, we hear from six different voices at our Manhattan location on the power of prayer throughout the lives of those in scripture.

All throughout the Lord’s prayer we get a glimpse into the heart and care of the Lord towards his people. God cares about our lives, and Jesus knows that the worst thing for us is to deliver us into sin that seeks to destroy us. He doesn’t come to us with condemnation and shame, but as free and redeemed people who are seeking to become more like him. In this week’s message, Pastor Ryan Schlachter communicates the inevitability of temptation, but the resolve and strength we find in Jesus to fight, resist, and flee it.

The repetition of going to God daily for bread is not just to have our needs met, but to deepen our relationship with the Father. This portion of the Lord’s prayer grows our dependence on God, allowing us to trust that He will faithfully meet us in our circumstances and needs. In this week’s Sunday message, Pastor Ryan Schlachter gives three reasons why we need to come to God for our daily bread.

The Lord's prayer is organized in such a way that it puts us into alignment with the way in which we should operate and prioritize our lives according to God’s will and purpose. Our prayers are necessary to establish God’s kingdom and more will being done in our city and our lives. In this week's message, Pastor Ryan Schlachter gives us three ways in which the Lord's prayer helps us daily seek his kingdom.