Meta Church NYC

Have you ever stopped yourself mid-prayer because what you wanted to say felt too raw, too messy, or too unspiritual to say out loud? If you’ve quietly concluded that God can’t handle your honesty, or doesn’t want it, this message was made for you.

If you've ever worn down or felt like giving up on prayer, then this message is for you! Pastor Sam Gibson shares 6 things you need to not grow weary in prayer. 

Almost everyone has prayed at some point, but if you’re honest, you may be wondering what the point of prayer actually is.

Have you ever wanted to pray more, only to find yourself giving up before the habit took hold? In this message, Ricky tackles a question nearly every follower of Jesus has wrestled with: why do we give up on prayer?

In this message, Pastor Ricky Ortiz shares that the pathway to spiritual transformation begins with receiving God's love — a love that is unconditional, sacrificial, offered first, and freely given.

Do you want more confidence sharing your faith with friends, family, and coworkers? In this message, Ricky shows us how to tell others about Jesus without fear, pressure, or the need for perfect answers.

If you've been waiting for a sign that you can share your faith and that it doesn't require perfect answers, just an invitation, then this is it! You'll walk away with renewed confidence, a clear next step, and a fresh perspective on what it means to invite others into the goodness you've found in Jesus.

In this conversation, Pastor Ricky Ortiz sits down with Meta members Aubrey Klarman and Anna Bilton to discuss what it's like to follow Jesus in your 20s and why it's making a huge difference in their lives. 

What if the very thing you thought you outgrew — jealousy, comparison, that nagging sense you're always coming up short — was actually pointing to something deeper: a trust issue with God Himself?

What if forgiveness isn't about excusing what happened to you, but about breaking the chains it still has on you? In this powerful conversation, Krista sits down with Denise Cai to talk about one of the hardest things any of us are asked to do: forgive.