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Weekly and special sermon series. Central Presbyterian Church of New York City is a diverse community seeking to follow Jesus Christ in his mission to transform lives and make all things new. For more information and to access other resources, visit centralchurchnyc.org.
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The World God Is Making: What do we need to see? (opens the original)
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Sometimes what we see around us can make us wonder whether God is really at work. Scripture invites us to look beyond appearances and discover a deeper reality that can reshape the way we understand our circumstances and live by faith. Listen to this sermon as Jason Harris explores what it means to see the world — and our lives — through eyes of faith. ________ Sign up for Central’s newsletters here . Visit us on our website to learn more. Follow us on Instagram , YouTube , and Facebook .
The World God Is Making: What are we waiting for? (opens the original)
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What are we really waiting for? Scripture offers a vision of an inheritance far greater than simply going to heaven — a world made new, where heaven and earth are united in Christ. And God has already given us his Spirit as a guarantee, empowering us to live now as a glimpse of the future he has promised. Watch this sermon as Jason Harris explores the hope we’ve been given, the presence that assures us, and how the church can make God’s coming future visible today. ________ Sign up for Central’s
The World God Is Making: What is the point of church? (opens the original)
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What is the point of church? It’s easy to reduce it to worship, community, teaching, or programs, but Paul offers a far bigger vision: the church is part of God’s cosmic plan to unite all things in Christ and make his coming kingdom visible here and now. In a fractured world, the church is called to become a living preview of a future where every barrier is broken down and every division is healed. Liten to this sermon as Jason Harris explores the astonishing purpose of the church and what it me
Questions for Jesus: "What about this man?" (opens the original)
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It’s easy to measure our lives against other people's and wonder why their path seems easier, fuller, or more rewarding than our own. Peter’s question, “What about this man?” exposes the envy and comparison that can quietly steal our joy and distract us from the unique story God is writing in each of our lives. Listen to this sermon as Andrew Smith explores how Jesus frees us from comparison by calling us to stop looking over our shoulders, live out our own story, and simply follow him. ________
Questions for Jesus: "What does he mean by ‘a little while’?" (opens the original)
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Some questions are too painful or too frightening to say out loud. When the disciples couldn't make sense of Jesus' promise that their sorrow would soon turn to joy, he met them in their confusion and offered something greater than an explanation: a promise that even their deepest grief would not be wasted. Watch this sermon as Robert Cone explores how Christ sees the questions we cannot voice, transforms sorrow into lasting joy, and holds us fast even when our eyes are too full of tears to see
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