What do you do when it feels like your faith has backfired on you in front of a watching world? Join us as we explore this question in Psalm 123.

In this sermon, we explore a psalm that is difficult to resonate with, but can help us recover something critical to our calling.

As Christians, we are all traveling together toward our true home with the Lord. This week, we begin our summer series on the Songs of Ascent with Psalm 121 and a crucial question for the journey: Where does our help come from when the road is dangerous?

Paul calls the corinthians (and us in NYC) to be missionally flexible, while being theologically uncompromised because we are under the law of Christ. We are to be all things to all people that we might see Gospel impact. While we do that we are to keep our eyes on the prize, which is Christ and his good news that we are to apply to our own lives and pray to see change in the lives of our neighbors.

Guest Pastor Robin Carabin

As we conclude our series in Galatians we consider two ways to know if we have truly received and believed the Gospel.

American history is filled with quests for freedom. But in this sermon, we look at freedom as the Bible describes it, and the two temptations we face even after experiencing the freedom God offers.

If we're justified by faith alone, is there any place for the law? How does it fit into the Christian life?

Ho do we drift from the faith? And how do people who never had faith even begin?

The Gospel has the power to change our lives. It can even change the way we view our own identity. 

What does the way we treat people have to do with the Gospel?