The Gallery Church of New York Podcast

Guest speaker Nick Nowalk takes the next step in our series through the book of Acts. When Christ ascended to Heaven, He gave the Church a huge evangelistic task in the world—a task we see begun in Acts. Nick shows how context, confrontation, confirmation, and communication play a role in spreading the Good News.

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Guest speaker, Yolanda Solomon, continues our series on the book of Acts. Speaking on the power of prayer, Yolanda challenges the church to view prayer as an overflow of one’s walk with Christ. Looking at Acts 4, she shares how prayer is not only for us to engage in as individuals but also corporately as the body of Christ.

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So Christ has ascended and believers have started gathering as the church—they are committed to each other as brothers and sisters under the same King. But Now What? This Sunday Pastor Stan explores the imparting of the Holy Spirit on the day of pentecost. If we are truly part of the Church, how does the Spirit take part in our every gathering? How do we see the Spirit at work in our conversations, outreach, and within ourselves? How do we work alongside this unbridled power in each of us?

Scripture: Acts 2:1-24

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The beginning of our new sermon series—Book of Acts: Now What?—exploring the purpose and vision of the Church. Jesus' commitment wasn't to a Church building or any particular type of service—Jesus' commitment was to people. Being part of a Church, therefore, is a commitment to the people of Christ's family. We are committed to the spiritual growth of God's people, the physical health of God's people and the emotional wellbeing of God's people.

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John 17:20-26

"What if every political discussion, every convention and debate was just people trying to out-do each other in love and good works? Pastor Charlie Drew explores how politics fits into the message of Christ and a church community— a needed lesson in such a contentious year! Rather than avoiding difficult topics, Christians are called to show how Christ's death and resurrection completely changes how we engage. Give it a listen!"

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Scripture: John 4:4-19, 25-29

We experience brokenness every day. lost dreams, forgotten hopes, and regular disappointment keep us living in a downward spiral. Jesus breaks the cycle of despair! The spirit stirring interaction of Jesus and the Samaritan women at the well is a window into our own struggles. Pastor Stan invites us to view our souls how Jesus does.

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Have you taken your meds, Church?  In a time when the world is in a mad dash to find vaccines and cures the many ailments of the world, Scripture reminds us, time and time again, of a prescription for mind, body, and soul.

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As we continue our series, Living Faith. We look at the book of James chapter 2 where James warns against showing favoritism in the church. James uses the example of favoring the rich over the poor as a way to expose the selfish motives of our hearts. Ultimately, we see that Jesus is the only one worthy of our heart's full devotion.

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Scripture: James 1:1-18

We started a new series on the book of James, entitled “Living Faith”. James calls us to not only have faith in God but a life of action based on that faith. In this sermon, we see how our faith enables us to endure the trials of life.

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This Sunday, we took at a look at one of the famous “I AM” sayings of Jesus. We saw how his claim to be the light of the world was not only true but has the power to transform the way we live.

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