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Guest Pastor Alex Seeley from The Belonging Co shared a powerful message about the supernatural love of God that we carry. We are called to love others with a supernatural love. This love goes beyond trust. It goes beyond even the betrayal of trust. This is the love that will change the city and that the world will see who God.

Your mind is a box, it shrinks and enlarges to the level of your mindset. The only way to expand our mind is to experience God's 4-dimensional love. There are no boundaries to God's love.

Jesus didn't just die for you, He died as you, so all of our old self died with Jesus. We are able to free our mind with who we are not in Christ as we find new life in Him. We are free to live in the mind of Christ and free to think as Christ thinks. Let us walk boldly knowing we have self-control over our mind with the power of God.

The future of the church is based on us all opening up to the fullness of God. The cross is four-dimensional and every human needs every dimension of his love, the breadth, the length, the height and the depth. When we open up to all the dimensions of His love we think bigger and dream again.

The mind is where we see freedom. If we want to see the gifts of the spirit operate, it starts in the mind. God's truth is more true than our thoughts and emotions, so when we change our thinking and mind to focus on Him, His truth is larger than our thoughts.

Burn for something that's worth it. God wants hope to enter humanity, and it happens through the church. We were all created with something within us to serve others and bring glory to God. So let us love others like we're already loved and stir up the gifts within to make a difference in the world around us.

Fan into flame the gift God has given you. As you received God in your life you were given a fire inside of you. Let us stir up what is within us so we can live in the image He created us to be. Pastor Josh Kelsey preaches a powerful message on stirring up the fire within us. God created humans on the 6th day with purpose and life. What are you stirring up inside you?

Who is the greatest in the kingdom? Jesus teaches that the greatest are the ones that serve. When we are secure in our identity as followers of Jesus, we are free to serve others and be a light in our relationships, work places, and cities. Pastor Filmore Bouldes shares on a culture of servanthood as we look to Jesus who came to serve so that we may know what true love and serving others looks like. As we catch the culture of servanthood in our lives His light is shown through us.

How do you transfer authority in the kingdom? The world has mechanisms to find ready-made people. The world recruits people, the kingdom disciples people. Leadership in the world is about holding onto power, leadership in the Kingdom is about releasing power to others. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on a culture of leadership and releasing authority in the kingdom. Authority follows faithfulness and God releases authority based on our character. We can only lead others and pass on authority to the degree we lead ourselves.

Unity is not the absence of division, unity is what we do when we are divided. Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the culture of unity that we carry when we get caught up in the unity of Jesus. We will never have unity if our opinion is more important than the Word of God. The greatest weapon the enemy has is offense. The devil hates relationships because when we love one another it's the greatest glory the world will see.

Faith is trusting God. Doubt is trusting the world. Faith and doubt are the same substance. The substance of your life is so much more powerful when it's under Jesus and under His word. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful message on a culture of faith in our lives and the substance of faith we all carry. When we place our substance under His Lordship is where we truly live a life of risk, faith and vision.

Praise is the answer to everything in our lives. Let's not delay our praise to God. This ALLIN Night of Worship, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message on ASAP praise sharing the heart and why behind praising God in our lives. Every area we praise God in, we welcome His peace and His joy. Let us take on these 3 practical points shared in this message into our lives and take our praise to God to a new level in frequency, focus and fellowship.

The access point of God's glory is His Lordship. We can trace whether Jesus is Lord by the fruit of our lives. This Sunday Pastor Josh Kelsey preached this message on the foundation of Jesus being Lord in our lives. If we want to accept Him as Lord, we have to confess it, believe it and live it. When we choose to live out Jesus being Lord, we are able to walk in His ways, live in His thoughts and follow His great plans for our lives. Jesus is the only Lord with unlimited mercy and grace that we have free access to if we choose to accept Him.

Members of our Queens team took the stage to preach this Sunday a message on creating a culture of service in our church and in our city. The best way to serve God is to be unified as a church in our mission to loving others and putting their needs above our own. When we give and open our hearts to others, we create a world that looks more like heaven.

Our Downtown Manhattan tag team preached this Sunday about celebrating others and putting their joy and successes above our own as we carry a culture of second fiddle. When we create a kingdom culture that is devoted to uplifting and serving others, we create a world that glorifies God.

When we yield in the right heart to serve others for Christ we generate peace in our lives, when we yield to others out of our own ambition we are left with a selfish residue in our lives. Let our lives reflect His love as we pour out, serve and unify together to reach this city. This Sunday, 3 team members in Bushwick preached on the culture of playing second fiddle as we serve others and serve our city.

When we serve, we are setting ourselves up to bless others and to give God all the glory when our heart and eyes are focused on Him. This Sunday, we had 6 team preachers share a message on playing second fiddle in the kingdom of God. When we place others first we bring heaven to earth and example the heart of God.

When we are committed to our purpose as serving God and building His kingdom we are rewarded by seeing the joy in others lives. This Sunday at our Williamsburg location, 6 different team preachers shared on the culture of playing second fiddle and putting others first. As we example this heart and culture in our lives we will create a space of humility, unity and love for the world around us.

We all desire to pray and read the word, but oftentimes it can seem difficult and confusing. Prayer and reading is a gift from God and is meant to be joyous and transformative in our every day life. What would it look like if we changed our perspective on how we talk to God and hear from God on a regular basis? This Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter preached on the culture of prayer and the word.

Culture is what we are devoted to. Culture is our values being lived out in our day to day. This Sunday, we kicked off our new series CULTURE learning about the ways of the kingdom and how Christ has defined culture for us through His life and the early church. Right now, there is something shaping and forming us. What or who is shaping you? What or who are you shaping?

We all need to see our relationships with glory and value so that we may see the other person as Christ sees them. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey speaks into questions on dating with a special Q&A with Pastor Michael Bruce diving into topics found in the fine print of dating in our lives. See dating as you are laying the foundation for your life, to see if you can build something with the other person to see if it will last.

Imagine if we approach all relationships not from the place of needing approval but that we are already approved. God approves of us. This Father's Day, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the Father's love that we have in Christ. No matter our relationship with our earthly father, our Heavenly Father accepts, adores and affirms us. Let us get filled up with the right source today so that our relationships flow from our security in Him.

God has something great He wants to do through you, and He can do it better when your bags are unpacked. This Sunday, guest Pastor Tim Ross preached on unpacking your bags in your relationships. We all have baggage with us that we carry, when we open up and are honest with our baggage and begin to unpack it, sort it and put it away we then are free to be our true selves that God has created us to be. Unpack your baggage, so you can understand yourself, and make yourself understandable to others.

Sex was designed by God and it was created from the beginning to represent His love and character for humanity. This Sunday, we continued our Relationships Series with Pastor Josh Kelsey preaching on the topic, PURE SEX. Genesis 2:24-25 teaches us that sex was created by God to be shame-free and full of intimacy within marriage. When we pursue our relationships God's way, our souls will be whole and fulfilled.

Is it hard to hear God's wisdom for romantic relationships in a culture obsessed with comparison and "The One"? This Sunday, Pastor Emma Lyne Bruce preached on the myth of "The One" in our relationships. In choosing well, there needs to be wisdom from God's word and spirit as our leading guide. Jesus is the one our hearts desire. Jesus is the one to fill the void that no relationship can ever fill. It is in Christ and Christ alone that you will find yourself complete and whole—only then are we ready to step into relationships as God created them to be.

When Jesus is at the center of your life, relationships become one of the most important things you can do in your life. Your life is made up of how you love God and how you love people. Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey, lead pastors of C3 NYC speak together on the secret of healthy relationships. The secret to growing and being healthy with one another is in our communication. Hear 3 questions that they tackle and speak on with wisdom and stories of how we can grow in our relationships through healthy communication.

Guest Pastor Gini Smith preached this Mother's Day on the seasons of life we will walk through. We all live in time and seasons and will find that seasons come and seasons go, but Jesus works through whatever season you are going through. She shared 5 wisdom-packed points of walking through seasons in life. If we look to the Holy Spirit as our GPS, allow the word to renew our mind, pray before we say, serve others and stay in community, our lives will be able to get through any season we are in.

Guest Pastor Wendy Perez preached this Mother's Day on the joy in our trials out of James 1. When we have our perspective shift through Jesus knowing He is with us and on the other side of our trial is His great plan for our lives we are able to walk through our life confidently with Him. No matter the trial, if we see our lives with the generational impact we will have, the trial will always be worth it.

Jesus reveals that the way to be a friend is to become a servant, but the way to become a servant is becoming a friend of Jesus. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicked off our RELATIONSHIPS series with a wisdom-packed message on healthy relationships in our lives. All good relationships flow out of our soul. The health of our soul will determine the health of our relationships.

The prerequisite to experiencing the freedom of God in your life is honesty and vulnerability. Jesus is looking for you and I to be honest. He wants honesty, not perfection. This Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached out of John 21 and Jesus's encounter with Peter. Grace wins because grace meets us in our failures and gives us courage to move forward.

God is not afraid of your doubt. He created your mind. He wants you to investigate, dig as deep as you want, and look in every corner of the tomb. It will always lead you back to an empty tomb and a risen Lord and his name is Jesus. This Easter weekend, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the tomb of our heart that Jesus is knocking at waiting to come in. When we let Him in, He becomes the master architect of our lives.

Jesus put himself in a position of deep loneliness to empathize with humanity's need for deep connection. It's His grace that gathers us and our sin that scatters us. When He went to the cross and rose again, He had us in mind. This Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the grace that won for us. He won the ultimate victory over death so that we may be in relationship with Him forever. This is the message of grace. This is the greatest story every told.

Jesus welcomes to the dinner table people who would betray, deny and doubt him. Jesus, on the cross, was saying all are accepted, all are beloved. This Good Friday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message on a table and a cross that changed humanity forever.

Whenever the son of God encounters our death, He always wins. Death has been undefeated for far to long, but it's time is up. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 where Jesus encounters a crowd of death and as the two words collide, grace happens. Life has met death, grace has met sin and grace wins.

Everywhere Jesus shows up, grace wins. This Sunday we launched our new series GRACE WINS and heard a powerful message from Pastor Josh Kelsey on the grace Jesus brings in the encounter with the woman at the well in John 4. The thirst our soul craves for that we all have in our lives was created only for a relationship with God. Our lives work when our first thirst is met in Jesus and filled by Him, then every other thirst and desire in our lives falls into place. Our spiritual thirst can only be met by a spiritual God. Join us back this Sunday at C3 NYC as we continue our series GRACE WINS. 1 CHURCH 5 LOCATIONS c3.nyc

How is your hospitality of Jesus? What does it look like in your life in terms of hosting Jesus? Let's welcome Jesus into all areas of our lives and lay everything down at His feet. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 a powerful message on hosting Jesus in our hearts and lives. No matter what your past looks like, when you bring it to Him, He welcomes you with open arms and grace. For the latest at C3 NYC, visit c3.nyc Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

This Sunday, guest Paul Scanlon preached a powerful message on new beginnings. Whatever your new beginning is, God is in the middle of it and is bringing out a great purpose behind it all. In all of your beginnings are hidden your endings and what you need to learn. Preparation and honing your skills will help you tackle your ending. Be encouraged today what you are beginning, stick with it to see God fulfill His vision through you.

There is great opposition when you are about God's love. There is an enemy against His love and there is a battle going on for your life. That is why we are given the armor of God to be equipped and ready for every battle we face. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on Ephesians 6 and the armor of God we have been given. Let's put on the armor of God this week so that we may fight in the spiritual world and we can bring change in the natural.

Grace doesn't mean that we now live as we choose. Tithing is not a payment to God, it's honoring God with your wealth. It's recognizing Him as the source of everything you have. This past Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings spoke on the grace of giving as we build and are generous with our finances. God's grace doesn't empower us to live selfishly. His grace covers us when we fall short, but it empowers us to live for other people.

We cannot disconnect living on mission from generosity. Our giving flows out of our lives being on mission for Christ. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on the heart beat of giving and how we are called to give and build the house through our finances. Jesus came not to free us from generosity but to free us to generosity. Let us step into building His church with our generosity so we may see a city come alive in Christ.

You are accepted, you are loved. There is grace for your past and glory for your blindness and there is love for your fear. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on this radical love from Jesus that accepts us by grace and gives us a mission to live out through our lives. Let us live boldly through His love and His spirit so we may bring His glory to earth.

We are women who empower others forward. Women who speak faith and life. Who don't agree with defeat. This is the heart of a woman who finds her confidence in Christ. This past DAUGHTERS, Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached this message of confidence out of Judges 4 for us as women in New York City.

We are a team that has been called by God. Called to bring heaven to earth. Called to impact the neighborhood. Called to transform this city. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh preached out of Luke 10 and the mission we have as people of God. Let us live from that place and serve boldly knowing we are called and sent by God.

God came on mission from heaven to earth, through Jesus, to restore breath and life back into our hearts and soul. The Holy Spirit is our breath. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicked off our new series ON MISSION preaching on the breath we receive through the Holy Spirit so we can live on mission. Let us breathe in His spirit today to find the energy, life and joy He wants to give us.

The warrior fights only through peace, but the warrior is not ready for battle until they've come to know peace. This past Sunday, guest Pastor Erwin McManus shared a powerful message on The Way of the Warrior. Jesus comes to speak peace into your soul, to fight the battle only He can win, to give you the peace you've always longed for.

Our purpose in life is to glorify God. Purpose is released in our life when we understand that God knows the end and has a purpose right here in the middle. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on going deeper in our purpose in Christ. Purpose flows out of knowing our value to the Father. When we set our love to God, our purpose becomes clear.

Your life is meant to look like Christ. As He is, so are we. When we are secure in Him, we can serve and do things no one else sees, because we already know who we are. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on going deeper in our identity in Christ. Identity is one of the most important things in our walk with God. If we loose sight of who we are, our lives get confusing. But when we know who we are in Christ, it changes how we live, speak and treat others.

This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a powerful message to us as team on surrender. God is calling all of us to take a deeper surrender so He can take us deeper in the impossible. For it is God who works in us, both to will and to do for His good pleasure. The same Holy Spirit that changes our will and desire to please God is the Spirit that gives us the power to actually do what He wills in us.

The promise of Jesus and what He wants in your life is joy. His joy is unending and when we stay connected to Him and abide in Him we receive everything He has for us. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on John 15 and the power of abiding to the vine of Christ. When we are connected to the vine, the world around us sees Jesus.

We have intimacy and accessibility to the creator of the world. Let us reclaim a hunger for His presence in our lives so that we may have more of His glory, His power and His anointing here and now. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the presence of God that is available to all of us when we reach out and look to Him.