The Gallery Church of New York Podcast

Our guest speaker Ben Spalink  talks through Psalm 3. The prayer God truly appreciates is when we bring our total selves - the good, the bad and the ugly. God even welcomes us to bring our fear. Prayer can be a powerful means by which we strengthen our relationship with God, anchor ourselves in his grace and find power to overcome in the midst of crippling anxiety-inducing circumstances. We’ll learn from David how he found prayer to be a source of support and confidence in God.

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In Psalm 16, David portrays for us through song the beautiful reality of community with God. David shares of the blessings of this personal relationship that flourishes in prayer. Ultimately, Psalm 16 points us to an intimate relationship with Jesus that even David could not have imagined.

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Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, Praying Through the Psalms, with Pastor Stan walking us through Psalm 88.

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Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, Praying Through the Psalms, as Preacher Jordan walks us through Psalm 19.

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There are two paths that we can take in life: the way of the righteous or the way of the wicked. Yet as human beings, are we even capable of avoiding the wicked path and stay on the righteous one? Where can we turn for help? Join us on Sunday as we continue our summer series, Praying Through the Psalms, hearing from guest preacher Graham Girard.

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Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, Praying Through the Psalms. Pastor Stan walks us through Psalm 40.

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For many of us the last few years have been disorienting, spiritually trying, culturally shifting. Israel went through times like this as well. In fact, some of those times were even worse, and God has preserved a record for our guidance. Psalm 137 offers an unfiltered and guttural response to the atrocity of shifting paradigms. The psalmist was not perfect, and neither is his response. We can learn from him, nonetheless. Unfortunately, his praise of God is contingent on blessing, it exalts the wrong things, and it takes joy in God's cursing rather than his blessing. Turning this approach to worship on its head offers us a way forward when we find ourselves in unfamiliar and disorienting times. Our guest pastor Joshua preaches on Psalm 137.

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This Sunday we’re beginning our summer sermon series, “Praying through the Psalms”! Jordan will be kicking us off by looking at Psalm 27. “This Psalm of David contains some of my favorite verses found in the book of Psalms. But if we look at the full context of the song, we see that David is not in a good place; he has enemies seeking his life. This may be difficult for us to relate to. As we learn to pray Psalm 27, we'll see the Psalmist wants us to shift our focus away from our problems and on to the Lord.”

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This Sunday we continue our series "Surprised by Jesus," taking a look at Jesus calling Matthew, a tax collector, and choosing to eat with tax collectors and sinners, the most despised in the Jewish community. Rather than the severity and judgment we might expect from a sovereign God, we see Jesus running to those who are broken and needy even while they are still sinners.

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With so many in our world attempting to uphold preconceived ideas of who Jesus is based off of poor theology, skeptical scholarship, or just a lack of reading the Bible, this Sunday we'll investigate one specific claim Jesus made about himself. As we continue our series "Surprised by Jesus," we'll be taking a look at Jesus' own works about himself in John 14 where he says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life" and be surprised by his powerful claim of exclusivity.

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