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Church of the City New York Jon Tyson
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 746 Ratings
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Welcome to the Church of the City Podcast.
Church of the City New York is a church community passionate about making disciples who "practice the way of Jesus together for the renewal of the city." We believe in the authority and power of the scriptures to shape our communal life and practice, as we seek to teach God's word with clarity and conviction.
Most of the teaching in our community is done by Pastor Jon Tyson and our teaching team. We have both morning and evening services and meet in the heart of Manhattan.
For more information visit: churchofthecitynyc.com
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Come & See: Healing at the Pool - Jon Tyson
This week, Pastor Jon Tyson continued our Come & See series by teaching on John 5:1-18, where Jesus heals a man at the pool of Bethesda. This controversial sign is still relevant in our world today, and calls us to ask the question, who has the authority and the ability to bring healing to humanity? Whether it’s physical healing, healing of our hearts, or healing in the world around us, we don’t have to earn it on our own strength or efforts. Jesus calls us to surrender to Him, receive His healing, and join in His mission to restore the broken world.
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Come & See: Water to Wine - Keithen Schwahn
This Sunday, Pastor Keithen Schwahn brought us into part two of our "Come & See" sermon series with a teaching from John 2:1-12 on Jesus’ first miraculous sign—turning water into wine. Reinforcing the first half of the “Come & See” series, anchored in what Jesus said about Himself through His seven “I am” statements, the second half of this series focuses on what Jesus did by considering His seven miraculous signs as recorded in the Book of John. Though the hour of His death had not yet come, Pastor Keithen called us to consider that Jesus was looking beyond the present moment to His own wedding in eternity, and the price that would have to be paid for that celebration to come to pass. Jesus gives this sign to give a glimpse of the joy, union, and abundance offered to all who will believe in Him.
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Come & See: I Am the Vine - Ashley Anderson
What if there is more to life with God than we expect? This Sunday, Pastor Ashley Anderson continued our “Come and See” sermon series with a teaching from John 15 on Jesus’ statement: “I am the true vine.” Jesus expects His disciples to walk in the same power and do the same works that He did. We bear fruit like Jesus did by abiding in His love; and we remain in Jesus' love by obeying His commands to love each other as He has loved us, and to lay down our lives for our friends.
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Come & See: I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life - Sam Gibson
This week, Pastor Sam Gibson continued our “Come & See” series with a sermon on Jesus’s statement found in John 14:1-14, "I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Pastor Sam began by addressing the common feeling of being lost, which often manifested as a lack of purpose and direction. This state of confusion is an indication that it is time to recalibrate the internal state of one's soul back to who Christ says He is.
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Come & See: I Am the the Resurrection - Jon Tyson
This Sunday morning, Pastor Jon Tyson continued our “Come and See” sermon series with a teaching out of John 11 on Jesus’ declaration, “I am the Resurrection and the Life.” As Christians, we can stand firm on this central claim of the Christian faith, knowing that we no longer have to fear judgment because judgment already happened on the cross. We don’t have to fear death because of Christ’s resurrection. We can experience a taste of the life and peace that Jesus promises us now, and join God in the renewal and healing of shalom in the world today.
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Come & See: I Am the Good Shepherd - Suzy Silk
This week, Pastor Suzy Silk continued our “Come and See” sermon series by teaching on Jesus as the Good Shepherd out of John 10:1-42. With this statement, Jesus directly references the prophecy that there will be a coming Messiah who will lead God’s people and that God Himself will shepherd them. In doing so, Jesus not only claims to be the best leader, but God Himself, demanding a response to either reject Him as a crazy man or follow Him as a sheep into the fold of God.
Customer Reviews
Wonderful podcast
I am really late in finding this church’s podcast but so glad I did. A friend forwarded me one of the sermons in the 7 Deadly Sins series and I learned so much from Pastor Jon and Ralph. Now I have a lot to catch up on but looking forward to it. They are great teachers and you can tell they really have a love for Jesus and care about helping and serving others.
Calvinist theology makes me cringe.
Calvinist theology makes me cringe: it’s wrong on so many levels, immoral and distasteful.
In depth biblical study and renewing vision for life with Jesus
Pastors Suzie, John, and others bring in depth study and guidance that I rarely see in my local churches. I love listening on my way two and from work as part of my desire to depend my relationship with Jesus and theological understanding. Their vision for what life with Jesus can be is something that stirs me on in hope.