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The good news of the gospel is that The Holy Spirit doesnt leave, but He's here to stay. This past Sunday, Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached a powerful message on the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is life-giving spirit. There's so much joy and peace He wants to pour into us as we keep in step with Him.

When Jesus saw the need, He didn't go numb. This VISION SUNDAY, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on generosity out of Matthew 14. When we follow Jesus's example we step out in compassion, we are moved to lead in generosity to meet the needs around us. When we join together in generosity we can do so much. We will be the hands and feet of Jesus for such a time as this. Today is the day of faith.

We are all called to run after the one just as Jesus ran after us. When our hearts break for the one, we align our hearts with heaven, we see like Jesus sees and build a legacy beyond ourselves. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 15 about building a legacy for the one. What are you willing to sacrifice for the one?

What are we building our life on? What truly builds a legacy? We can never create a legacy unless we attach to that which is eternal, unless we center our lives on Jesus and His word. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on joining the legacy of Jesus and placing Him at the center of our lives to bring eternal significance to all that we do.

Have you thought about the legacy of your life? Have you thought about the legacy you will leave? We can choose a legacy that leaves a blessing for our neighborhood, for this city, for the next generation. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey launched our Vision Builders series preaching on legacy and longevity. God wants to leave a mark on this planet—and He works in us and through us to do it! We are each called by God, made for a purpose and destiny. Whatever legacy God has for your life step into it today, start now in faith.

God is worthy to be praised whether we feel it or not. Our soul's satisfaction is in praising God. There will be days of storms, but through it all, God is worthy to be praised. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the art of Self Talk. How do you change your self-talk? How do you change your inner dialogue? You obey God even when it's not convenient. If you want to change the emotional position of your soul, you need to change an inward posture of your heart towards the Lord.

Just because you're in a storm now it doesn't mean you're in the storm forever. The cave seasons, the seasons of trials, aren't meant to break you but to build you. Don't waste your cave. God loves you so much that He's not going to let you walk through your trial alone. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on Psalm 57 showing the goodness of God in all circumstances no matter the trial that He is for us.

The Lord is our rock. He is our fortress and deliverer. He is who we take refuge in. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached from Psalm 18 on hiding in the Lord and leaning on His strength. He is our hiding place, He will get us through any storm that comes when we take refuge in Him.

Special podcast release of our 2017 Daughters Conference message from guest Mia Fieldes, grammy nominee songwriter and friend of Daughters. This message was a powerful time at Daughters last year sharing on the Beautiful Story God has been writing through Mia's life and the story of faith that He has brought through her. We are so expectant for all God will do this year at Daughters Conference. Come join us!

Since God is for us, nothing can be against us. Pastor Josh Kelsey's message launching our 5th location in Queens focused on Romans 8 and the great love God has for us. We are more than conquerors, so even when we lose, we win. Christ loves us, and no enemy or weapon or calamity can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Our vision is Jesus Christ. This Anniversary Sunday, we celebrated five years as a church family as Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on keeping our eyes on Jesus. When we experience God, reverence and humility follow—and when we truly encounter Christ, there's activity. When the glory of God is upon you, you can not stay stagnant—you can not hold back your praise. Everything flows from our vision of Jesus.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the heart of God's vision for the church from Acts 2. We become a shining light in New York City when we are devoted to learning, devoted to loving and devoted to worshipping. This is what will be our witness—our devotion.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the power of prayer in our lives as we kicked off our 21 Days of Prayer as a church. If we are for the people we must be for prayer. In order to understand God's will we have to spend time with Him. When we pray according to God's will—and not our will—that is when a beautiful journey of prayer begins. Start your prayer with humility and let God raise you up.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on John 3:16 and God's great love for us all. God's love is not based on our faith. He loved us before we believed. Faith is the access to experience relationship with Him and to know Him which is eternal life. His love is for us all, it's for the people.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on unity from Ephesians 4. We can do so much more in unity. We achieve more as one body with one vision when we are unified and we make every effort to maintain that unity through peace in our lives. We will never be unified if we have hope in all different places. Our hope is in Jesus Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on our reconciliation with God. We are reconciled to His unity so that we may live as ambassadors of His message to the world. God wants us to know that no matter how far we may feel, He spanned the distance. The power of our testimony is that we have done nothing, yet we have the greatest testimony: God did it all.

This Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter preached on what it means to live in unity with the gifts God has given us. Often times we can devalue the God's gifts to us because we are so focused comparing ourselves to others. There is a purpose to every single gift that we have and our gifts are amplified when they are used in unison with those around us.

This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on being caught up in God's unity. We aren't creating a unity but joining in and maintaining His unity that already exists and is extended towards us. His unity is the end of our division. His unity is the end of our lack of peace. His unity is the end of our brokenness. Have you joined in with the unity God has provided?

This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey shared a powerful message on unity from John 17 as we continue our summer series, One Another. Why is unity important to God? So that the world would see what Jesus has done. It's God's love that spanned the gap to us so that we would live in perfect unity with Him, and this unity is our greatest witness to the world!

This past Sunday, at every location we had team members sharing on humility in our ONE ANOTHER series. Listen to three leaders across our Bushwick location preaching on what it looks like to walk and live in humility by looking to Jesus as our example.

This past Sunday, at every location we had team members sharing on humility in our ONE ANOTHER series. Listen to six leaders across our Downtown Brooklyn location preaching on what it looks like to walk and live in humility by looking to Jesus as our example.

This past Sunday, at every location we had team members sharing on humility in our ONE ANOTHER series. Listen to six leaders across our Downtown Manhattan location preaching on what it looks like to walk and live in humility by looking to Jesus as our example.

This past Sunday, at every location we had team members sharing on humility in our ONE ANOTHER series. Listen to nine leaders across our Williamsburg location preaching on what it looks like to walk and live in humility by looking to Jesus as our example.

This past Sunday, guest preacher Paul Scanlon, global communicator for over 30 years growing and empowering people in churches worldwide, preached a message on God's heart for us to accept others before changing them just as Christ has done for us. The way God gets people to change is this: He overwhelms them with acceptance until they start volunteering to change. Let's take on the heart of this message as we accept and love people as Christ has.

In Jesus, our seat is always secure. Before we were ever thinking about Jesus, He had a seat with our name on it. This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan Schlachter preached on our identity in Christ as we serve others. True humility knows we can serve from our status and not for our status.

Jesus serves us first, does what others won't and is our example. This is the heart of what it looks like to walk in humility from the message this past Sunday from Pastor Filmore Bouldes. Some of us are afraid to go low, because if we go low we are going to lose our position but Jesus shows us that our seat is secure in Him. Those who are the most secure, they serve first. They admit they are wrong first. They are the first to apologize, the first to forgive. We are secure in Christ. We have the security in Christ, worth and value in Him. God has not put our value up for grabs.

This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on Hebrews 12 and the endurance we have in Christ to keep running. Let us be reminded of why we do what we do and why we run our race. God will give us a second wind to keep going so that we may run free, focused and fresh.

This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on the GOAT, the greatest of all time, who was Jesus and how His life is an example for how we are to live out greatness. Greatness is about humility. The greatness of a person is measured by their service to others. Christ set the example for this, He taught that greatness comes from humble servitude.

This special First Fruits Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Isaiah 54 on enlarging our vision and our tent as a church. As we put God first we will find that blessing breaks open over our lives. God then takes something so temporal like money and builds the eternal. There is no thing we can invest in that will live forever like the kingdom of God.

This past Sunday, C3 Lead Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached a message on Isaiah 54 as we step out as a church family and enlarge our tent in New York City. When we enlarge, God always fills the space. When we are in Christ and are in faith we can let fear go in our lives and boldly step into all that He has for us. We can see with eyes of faith in the midst of fear because Jesus is our captain.

This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on practicing love like Jesus as we love one another in our lives. Nothing can develop without a bit of resistance. Let's learn to embrace resistance because it's an opportunity for our muscles of love to grow. Practice means that what was once uncomfortable becomes a rhythm of love. Let's not just talk about love, let's be about love.

So often we don't love one another better because we haven't stopped to receive God's love. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on God's heart for us to serve one another because of the freedom we have in Christ. The world would say that freedom is doing what we want when we want, but God declares that true freedom is found in selflessness. Pastor Josh spoke on 5 keys to serving others as signs of true freedom. Let's take on this message and build others up through the fullness we have received in Christ!

This past Sunday, guest Pastor Nadia Marychurch preached on devotion to people in our ONE ANOTHER series. Devotion is walking with people. That's what Jesus did for us. Jesus was 100% devoted to us. It doesn't matter what we do, He's always going to be devoted to us. We will never regret devotion for the sake of God and people and we can't let fear stop us from being devoted to people. This is our greatest call as believers to love one another and be devoted to them.

This past Sunday, guest Pastor Levi Marychurch preached a message on the power of our words in our ONE ANOTHER series. He challenged us with key questions to truly analyze the words we say. Are your words optimistic? Do they bring out life in others? If you were to do an audit of your daily words, what would it look like? These questions help us see the power God has given us in our words to live out His calling to love one another.

This ALLIN Team Night, guest Pastor Levi Marychurch preached on getting our edge back. When we feel we have lost our edge, we go back to the beginning—back to our personal history with God to be reminded of our first love for Him. Jesus has done it all—all striving is finished. The hard work is finished. The leading in our own understanding is finished. He has done it all on the cross.

This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey kicked off our summer series, ONE ANOTHER with a powerful message on God's mission for us to be life-long learners of love. The world will know us by our love and when we look to the needs of others and meet those needs, those around us will take note. The church is the answer, the hope of the world. Jesus wants everyone in New York City to know this love. How will you love one another this week?

This past Sunday, guest Pastor Mark Kelsey C3's Global Growth Minister, shared a powerful message with us concluding our DISCIPLE series. The heart of the great commission in our lives to go and teach the gospel to the world, being disciple-makers in all areas of our lives. The reason Jesus said to go was because He was going, He was leaving the future of the world to the church so we might live out His life through us. The world is waiting for us to give the right example to imitate and God wants us to live on adventure with Him so our lives can show the freedom He has given us.

The Great Commission calls us to make disciples by immersing people in the identity, love and relationship of the Trinity. For all eternity, there's been a love relationship between the Father, Son and Holy Spirit—and we're invited into that love! This Sunday in our DISCIPLE series, Pastor Filmore preached on being immersed—how through being baptized in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, we are named differently, loved deeply and welcomed into a community that reflects the image of God.

The greatest power is love. Love is what defeated the grave and our sin. This is the power that Jesus has given to us and has commissioned us with to go into the world to share. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh preached on the Great Commission that Jesus calls us to in Matthew 28. The commission invites us to step into an authentic Christianity, a disciple-making life that we can only step into with His power.

Every single human is being discipled. Jesus hardwired us to look for someone to teach us how to live, but the question is who are we following right now? Are we willing to be discipled by Jesus? This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the great commission from Matthew 28. We have a God who comes close to us—the game-changing thing about Jesus is His proximity. Jesus leads us to intimacy not distance, so if we're intimate with Jesus, then we'll learn to be be the greatest Disciple-makers.

Nothing brings joy to God's heart and the party to heaven like one lost sheep's return. Jesus declares He will do the heavy lifting to bring the lost home. Our work is to partner with the One who is searching. And when He finds that individual, He's the one who brings them home by grace through faith. This ALLIN Team night guest Pastor Dan Lian shared a powerful message about God's heart for the lost. There's always room for one more sheep here at C3 and we are a team who look after the one.

Freedom is not what you do or achieve, but true freedom starts in the heart. Real freedom is the fact that your sins are forgiven. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on true freedom we find within Jesus. We can put our problem, sin or addiction at the feet of God because He is a good Father and His mercy wants to flow through you so you can be free.

Do you see how God's grace is threaded through your past? Your past is marked by mercy, love and grace and that deserves a response to God. This past Sunday Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on laying down our bodies as sacrifices to God. God doesn't want just a better you, He wants a better us. This is a body, so we belong to each other.

We aren't made whole and healthy by what we have done but rather by who God is. The Good News is not about what God requires but what He provides—it's not about what God demands but what He declares over our lives! This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on being made whole through Christ and the healing power of His Word. The Word is like a surgeon's scalpel, able to access our deepest beliefs and renew our minds!

The church is the home where the Doctor lives, where the Great Physician dwells—and His name is Jesus. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached a message kicking off our new series HOSPITAL sharing on the church being a home to care for the sick. The first step in our lives in receiving healing is recognizing we have a sickness. Jesus defines a sinner as someone who is sick. This shows that the core issue of humanity is not humanity's inability to keep rules but that we are sick and that our hearts need healing.

Why did Jesus come? To make us feel ok and give us a cheap grace? Or was it a costly grace that welcomes us into something that is so personal, so intimate, so divine, so wonderful that we would be one with Him. We have to understand the deeper reason for Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday to see that Jesus is truly worth it. This past Good Friday, Pastor Josh preached a message on 'It's Personal' sharing of why Jesus came and died for us and what we have access to through Him. We should treat everyday as it's both Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday because it is available to us and it's personal, what He did was for you and me. This is how great His love is for us!

In this Q&A session, Pastor Josh Kelsey interviews Louie Giglio, founder and pastor of Passion City Church, exploring the heart of leadership. He dives into what it looks like to lead with vision and durability. Hear wisdom and personal experiences of leadership from this great visionary in the church and our lead Pastor Josh Kelsey. We pray this blesses you as a pastor, leader and team member.

Jesus died and rose again. The empty tomb says to us that Jesus didn't want just our sins covered, but He wanted relationship with us forever. This Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on the forever love of Jesus Christ. At the cross and empty tomb, everything that seems forever becomes temporary and everything that seems temporary becomes forever when confronted by the resurrection power of Christ. There is nothing more forever, nothing more final, nothing more powerful than His Love for us.

God didn't create us with any shame. When He looks at you, there is no sense of shame. This is the heart of our God—to come into every area of our lives and pour out His grace. This Palm Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on being unashamed for Jesus because He is unashamed of us. When we rid ourselves of shame, worry and anxiety, we let the presence of God in and let His love and grace into our life to solve our issue of shame.

If we weren't worth it, why did Jesus come down from heaven to earth? Why did the creator of all things die for each of us? This is how much God loves us and places value on us. This past Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on our value in Jesus. We are worth more than we realize. We need to understand that only Jesus is the only one that can tell us how much our lives and souls are worth. Do you trust God for your value?