In this sermon, we delve into the often controversial topic of politics, guided by Romans 13:1-7. We explore the idea that government is God's idea, but no human government is ideal. We'll discuss how the gospel should shape our thinking about politics and how we can avoid the political traps often associated with our American culture. We'll also examine the role of government from a biblical perspective, and how believers should interact with it. Join us as we navigate these complex issues, seeking wisdom and guidance from God's Word.

In this sermon, we delve into the emotion of fear, a monster that tries to consume our lives. We explore how fear can paralyze us, yet when we "fear" in the presence of God, He helps us take the next step of faith. We discuss how God is greater than the control our emotions have over us and how confessing our emotions to Him is not a sign of weakness but an admission of our need for Him. We also share a personal story of overcoming fear and how it can be released through prayer and faith. Join us as we learn to trade our fears for God's peace and discover that God is more powerful than any fear we may face.

In this sermon, we delve into the depths of sorrow, a feeling that is all too real and often misunderstood. We explore sorrow from a biblical perspective, drawing from the experiences of Job, David, the disciples, and even Jesus himself. We'll discuss how sorrow is not a sign of weakness or lack of faith, but a part of our human experience in a broken world. We'll also talk about how to navigate through sorrow, leaning into it and finding purpose within it. Join us as we journey through the 'Joy of Sorrow', and discover how sorrow can ultimately lead us closer to God.

Join us for a powerful sermon titled "Worrier or Warrior?" where we delve into the emotion of worry. We all struggle with worry from time to time, but what if we could transform from worriers to warriors? In this sermon, we'll explore the most common emotions we feel and discover how God's Word helps us express our emotions in a way that honors Christ. We'll also discuss the mental health crisis of worry and anxiety that is affecting millions worldwide. Tune in as we learn how to attack worry with the Word of God and reclaim our peace, joy, safety, and sanity. You don't have to live with worry or anxiety anymore! Let's journey together from worry to victory.

Join us for our Easter Message as Pastor Nik delves into Romans 5, exploring the profound cost of sin and the indescribable gift of life through Jesus. Discover how death has been defeated through the resurrection of God's Son and how this victory impacts us all. This sermon will take you on a journey from the Garden of Eden to the cross, revealing the true nature of sin and the transformative power of God's grace. Tune in to learn how the death of death can bring new life to us all.

Join us for a powerful sermon titled "Why Holiness Matters" based on Nehemiah 13. In this sermon, we explore the importance of maintaining our spiritual fire and hunger for God's holiness. We delve into the story of Nehemiah, who was called by God to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, and the challenges he faced when the people began to drift away from God's vision. We'll unpack the five areas where we need to make holiness a priority and learn from the Israelites' failures. Tune in to discover how holiness guides us, and how it has been provided so that we can be led by God. Don't miss this enlightening sermon that will challenge and inspire you to pursue a life of holiness.

Join us for a powerful sermon from the book of Nehemiah, where we explore the idea that "Restoration Requires Sacrifice". We delve into the story of Nehemiah, a Jewish official called by God to rebuild the protective walls around Jerusalem, and the sacrifices that were made in the process. We'll discuss the three levels of Christian sacrifice demonstrated in the text: the sacrifice of comfort, the sacrifice of praise, and the sacrifice of wealth. This sermon will challenge you to consider what you're willing to sacrifice for your faith and how your actions reveal the quality of your faith. Tune in to be inspired and challenged in your walk with God.

Pastor Jordan Parker urges his congregation to live a life of purpose and intentionality, in alignment with God's story. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, he illustrates how Jesus invites us to participate in His story, sending us out into the world to help establish God's kingdom. He acknowledges the challenges and fears that come with stepping out in faith, but reassures that God will provide for our needs. Pastor Parker emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's provision and authority, and not letting fear or doubt deter us from spreading the gospel. He concludes by reminding us that we are part of God's story and our lives can have an eternal impact through faith in Jesus.

Pastor Nik Adwalpalker encourages the congregation to go above and beyond in their giving, not just financially but also in their commitment to God's Word. He emphasizes the importance of supporting missions and the church's ministries, and highlights the memorial fund set up for a beloved church member, Dawn Howe. The pastor reminds the congregation that the gospel is not about what we do, but what has been done for us through Jesus Christ. He uses the story of Nehemiah to illustrate how people often fail in their commitments, but Jesus perfectly fulfilled all commitments on our behalf. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging the congregation to make a commitment to Christ and to reflect on areas in their lives that need improvement. The pastor also leads the congregation in a communion service, reminding them of the significance of Jesus' sacrifice.

Pastor Tim Torres underscores the importance of confession, action, and transformation in our relationship with God. Drawing from the book of Nehemiah, he emphasizes the need for confession of both personal and communal sins, and encourages the congregation to bring their issues, brokenness, and need for healing to God. He calls for a communal response, urging the congregation to intercede for their families, communities, and the world, and to become a community of 'wounded healers'. The sermon concludes with an altar call, inviting those who haven't accepted Christ to do so, and a reminder of God's grace and the importance of expressing gratitude for His deeds.

Giving: To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click below

https://links.tncc.live/l/eQZ9Dr

Get Connected: If you are new to Throggs Neck Community Church, we are very excited you are visiting with us. We would love to connect with you! Please fill out the connect card below and we will reach out to you.

https://links.tncc.live/l/uXMAVg