Reunion Church NYC

In today's sermon, we take a look the three way Jesus spend his time - up (with God), in (with his disciples), and out (with the people).

In today's sermon, we take a look at the passage around Jesus and his disciples picking some grain on Sabbath, exploring what "pseudo-Sabbath" rituals we partake in and what real rest looks like in Jesus.

In today's sermon, we look at the invitation that Jesus extends to Levi in Luke 5: “Come and follow me." In this invitation, we see Jesus not only radically welcome all people, but also radically challenges them.

In today's sermon, we dive into the story of the paralyzed man being lowered by his friends to be healed by Jesus, and explore a character study to see who we are in this passage.

In today's sermon, Christine, one of our deacons, speaks about how Lent gives us an opportunity to embrace the emptying of ourselves just as the disciples did when Jesus called them, and how emptying our time, pride, and hearts creates room for God to fill these areas in our lives.

In today's sermon, we learn about Jesus coming with authority in the gospel of Luke. Russel shares about the hesitations our modern community has with authority, and yet how we can trust Jesus, who loves us, in his authority and power.

In today's sermon, we continue to follow in the footsteps of Jesus and learn about how he came to bring good news to the poor. Russel shares how we can both come with a humility to acknowledge our own spiritual poverty and to act in serving the poor in our community.

In today's sermon, we learn about the wilderness and how God can clarify our identity, trust, and obedience through that season in the midst of the temptation to power, possessions, and prestige.

In today's sermon, we continue in the gospel of Luke and center in on Jesus's baptism and what it means to be beloved by God.

In today's sermon, we continue our study through the gospel of Luke as we dive deeper into chapter 3 and learn what repentance really is.