Vineyard Manhattan Podcast

In this Easter message from 1 Corinthians 15, we discover that Christianity is rooted in three powerful realities: natural, historical, and personal. The resurrection is a true historical event that overthrew the natural order of death. Jesus has the power to strip away the false identities we hide behind, and raise us into the real, eternal beings God created us to be. ⛪ Looking for a church in New York City? Come visit Vineyard Manhattan on Sundays 10AM! Join our community for worship service, biblical teaching, bagels, coffee, & children’s ministry for kids. We welcome all in the name of Christ’s love. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible #truth 00:00 - Are You Losing Your True Self? 04:46 - The Earliest Summary of Christian Faith 08:56 - Can a Dead Thing Live Again? 16:38 - Is the Resurrection a Myth? 26:40 - Why You Don't Feel Like Yourself 32:41 - How Jesus Resurrects the Real You 37:03 - What Will It Cost You? 41:58 - How to Become a Christian Today

Faith Thinks is a new interview series with people in the Vineyard Manhattan community who experience a high degree of integration between the life of their mind and the life of their faith. Watch the interview on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/uNDLR6TuF8I In this episode, geographer Alex De Sherbinin discusses his career examining climate mobility, human vulnerability mapping, and global environmental impacts. Through his personal journey of faith in Christ, Alex shares how he wrestles with the realities of human suffering in his field, and how trusting in the God of hope helps him to be a green leaf in drought - even when the data feels overwhelming. ⛪ Vineyard Manhattan exists to see New York City come to behold and believe in the Kingdom of Heaven, one New Yorker at a time. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible #truth 00:00 - Introduction 01:04 - Background & Journey to Geography 04:04 - Bridging Humans and the Environment 06:58 - Research Focus: Population Dynamics 12:40 - Coming to Faith 19:18 - Wrestling with Human Suffering 24:40 - Finding Hope 30:25 - Environmentally Conscious Christianity 31:46 - The Future of Geography

Lent Reflections is a six-part podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. Over the last six weeks, different leaders in our community have shared about how God is speaking to them through scripture. In this final episode, Chris Harral reflects on Luke 23:42-43. This series was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture readings in this episode were taken from the English Standard Version. Music by Low Light.

Culture tells us to be the boss of your own life - but if we're honest, being your own boss usually ends in anxiety, burnout, or broken relationships. In this Palm Sunday message from Luke 4, we explore why we naturally push back against authority—whether it’s due to past hurts from misused authority, or our own stubborn independence. Discover why Jesus is the only one who has the right, the power, and the humble love required to actually be in charge of your life. ⛪ Looking for a church in New York City? Come visit Vineyard Manhattan on Sundays 10AM! Join our community for worship service, biblical teaching, bagels, coffee, & children’s ministry for kids. We welcome all in the name of Christ’s love. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible #truth

Lent Reflections is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. Each week, a different leader in our community will share about how God is speaking to them through scripture. In this episode, Ethan DuBois reflects on Proverbs 13:12. This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture reading was taken from the English Standard Version. Music by Low Light.

We all know we should help others - so why is it so hard to actually do it? Often, it's because we feel like our own cups are empty. True power to help others comes from gratitude. Learn how overcoming the spiritual sickness of "needing more" and embracing the proximity of God's family can equip you to show up for others with real power, preparedness, and courage. ⛪ Looking for a church in New York City? Come visit Vineyard Manhattan on Sundays 10AM! Join our community for worship service, biblical teaching, bagels, coffee, & children’s ministry for kids. We welcome all in the name of Christ’s love. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible #truth

Lent Reflections is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. Each week, a different leader in our community will share about how God is speaking to them through scripture. In this episode, Andrew Gordon reflects on 2 Corinthians 4:7-11. This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The main scripture reading was taken from the World English Bible translation and three verses in the reflection were taken from the New International Version. Music by Low Light.

Whenever you start moving in a clear, God-given direction, opposition is inevitable. Do you respond with mature peacemaking, or just avoid conflict? In this message from Deuteronomy 2, we explore how to courageously face pushback by initiating peace, speaking to underlying fears, and building trust. See how God's justice ultimately points us to the final, cycle-breaking sacrifice of Jesus Christ. ⛪ Looking for a church in New York City? Come visit Vineyard Manhattan on Sundays 10AM! Join our community for worship service, biblical teaching, bagels, coffee, & children’s ministry for kids. We welcome all in the name of Christ’s love. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible #truth

Lent Reflections is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. Each week, a different leader in our community will share about how God is speaking to them through scripture. In this episode, Sara Harms reflects on Psalm 23. This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by Low Light.