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Joy Church exists to lead all people to pursue Jesus and His joy.

  1. 10/31/2025

    Colossians 1:1-4 | Unraveled by False Identities

    What defines you?We live in a world obsessed with identity: political, personal, digital. Everyone’s building a version of themselves to feel seen, secure, or powerful. But when politics, movements, or personal labels start to shape who you are, life begins to unravel. In this message, Pastor Taylor opens Colossians 3:1–4 to show that your true identity isn’t something you build—it’s something you receive. Discover why the gospel frees us from the imitation selves we keep performing and invites us into a hidden, secure, resurrected identity in Christ.A sermon from Joy Church in Shirley, NYSermon Title: Unraveled by False IdentitiesSeries: The UnravelingText: John 13:33-35Speaker: Taylor DrenzykSermon Date: 10/19/2025If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church. If you’d like to partner with what God is doing through Joy Church, you can give safely and easily at thejoychurch.com/donateLearn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  2. 10/25/2025

    John 13:33-35 | Unraveled Into Isolation

    We’ve forgotten how to be friends. How to be brothers and sisters. How to be known. Since COVID, we’ve learned to keep our distance, to protect ourselves, to stay “safe.” But safety isn’t the same as love. And without love, community collapses. In this message, Pastor Taylor teaches from John 13:33–35, where Jesus gives a “new” command: “Love one another as I have loved you.” This kind of love moves toward people, bears burdens, forgives again, and shows up when it’s hard. It’s costly. It’s unconditional. And it’s the only way isolation ends. If you’ve felt distant, lonely, or forgotten, this message will help you take your first step back into belonging. Because when love unravels, Jesus weaves us back together.A sermon from Joy Church in Shirley, NYSermon Title: Unraveled Into IsolationSeries: The UnravelingText: John 13:33-35Speaker: Taylor DrenzykSermon Date: 10/19/2025If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church. If you and you’d like to partner with what God is doing through Joy Church, you can give safely and easily at thejoychurch.com/donate.Learn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  3. 10/18/2025

    Ephesians 4:26-32 | Unraveled by Anger

    Have you ever felt anger simmering just beneath the surface? The tone in your home changes, your heart beats faster, and before long the thread of peace begins to fray. That’s anger. In this message, Pastor Taylor shows how Ephesians 4:25–32 reveals it as both a launchpad and a litmus. Anger is a launchpad because it gives someone a place to stand — the Spirit or the enemy. It’s also a litmus, revealing who really rules your heart. It can start as righteous concern, even justice, but it can’t sustain your soul. Unchecked anger gives Satan space to work; surrendered anger gives the Spirit room to heal. The way forward isn’t suppression or explosion — it’s transformation. When we hand our anger to Jesus, remembering that He absorbed wrath and returned mercy, the fire that once destroyed begins to refine. If you’ve been running hot since 2020 or living tense in your relationships, this episode will help you recognize what your anger is revealing, surrender it to Christ, and let love reweave what rage has unraveled. Sermon Title: Unraveled to Apathy Text: Ephesians 4:26-32 Speaker: Taylor Drenzyk Sermon Date: 10/12/2025 If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church. Learn More: thejoychurch.com Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  4. 10/01/2025

    Romans 12:1-2 | Unraveled to Apathy

    Have you ever felt like life has gone flat? The spark is gone. Joy feels muted. Faith feels numb. That’s apathy — the slow leak of devotion that leaves us stuck in neutral. In this kickoff to our new series The Unraveling, Pastor Taylor opens Romans 12 and Philippians 3 to show how zeal — fire for God and passion for life — can be rekindled. The answer isn’t more willpower or hype. It’s mercy. When we behold God’s compassion in Jesus, treasure Him above everything else, and walk in the renewing power of His Spirit, zeal can be rewoven where apathy has unraveled. If you’ve been running on empty since 2020 or you feel like you’ve just been going through the motions, this episode will help you take the first step back into life, joy, and freedom in Christ. Sermon Title: Unraveled to Apathy Text: Romans 12:1-2; Philippians 3:7-9 Speaker: Taylor Drenzyk Sermon Date: 9/2/28/2025 If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church. Learn More: thejoychurch.com Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  5. 09/22/2025

    Genesis 3:6-13 | Shame...And Grace

    Shame consumes us. It tells us we are unworthy, and it whispers that we will be abandoned. But the Bible shows us a better story. In this message from Joy Church’s “…And” series, Pastor Taylor unpacks where shame began in Genesis 3, explains the difference between true shame and false shame, and shows how Jesus bore our shame at the cross so that we could experience His grace.A sermon from Joy Church in Shirley, NYSermon Title: Shame...And GraceText: Genesis 3:6-13,21Speaker: Taylor DrenzykSermon Date: 9/21/2025If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church.Learn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  6. 09/20/2025

    1 Kings 19:1-8 | Depression...And Presence

    Depression tells you you’re alone. It drains your energy, clouds your mind, and convinces you that even God is far away. But the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19 shows us something different: even in the darkest cave, God is present. After Elijah’s greatest ministry moment, he crashed into despair. He ran, hid, and prayed to die. Yet God met him — not with condemnation, but with food, rest, a gentle whisper, and His presence. In this message, Pastor Taylor reframes depression not as proof of God’s absence, but as a place where His presence draws near. Because in Jesus, you are never truly alone. He bore our ultimate loneliness on the cross so that we could know His Spirit with us forever.A sermon from Joy Church in Shirley, NY Sermon Title: Depression...And Presence Text: 1st Kings 19:1-8 Speaker: Taylor Drenzyk Sermon Date: 9/15/2025I f this message encouraged you, subscribe for more sermons and resources from Joy Church.Learn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  7. 09/19/2025

    Matthew 6:25-34 | Anxiety...And Peace

    This message is part of our “…And” series, where we explore how God’s Gospel meets us in the middle of life’s struggles. We often put a period on our pain: Lament. Anxiety. Depression. Shame. But God has a Gospel …AND for us all. Sermon Title: Anxiety… and Peace Text: Matthew 6:25–34 Speaker: Taylor Drenzyk Sermon Date: 9/7/2025 Anxiety is the restless attempt of the soul to control what it cannot. It reframes how we see life, chaining our minds to worry and fear. But in Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus redefines anxiety and points us to a better way. He reminds us that our heavenly Father knows our needs, calls us to seek His kingdom first, and offers Himself as our peace. In this sermon, Pastor Taylor challenges us to stop letting anxiety have the final word and to live in the freedom of Christ’s presence — because peace is not just possible, it’s a promise in Him. Subscribe to hear more sermons from Joy Church.Learn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

  8. 09/16/2025

    Psalm 142 | Lament… and Hope

    This message is part of our “…And” series, where we explore how God’s Gospel meets us in the middle of life’s struggles. We often put a period on our pain — Lament. Anxiety. Depression. Shame. But God has a Gospel …AND for us all. In this sermon, Pastor Taylor walks through David’s cry from the cave in Psalm 142, showing us how to bring our raw and unfiltered grief to God and discover hope in His presence. Lament teaches us to turn to God, pour out our complaint, ask boldly for help, and choose to trust. Sermon Title: Lament… and Hope Text: Psalm 142 Speaker: Taylor Drenzyk Sermon Date: 8/31/2025 Subscribe to hear more sermons from Joy Church.Learn more: thejoychurch.comFollow us on Instagram & Facebook: @JoyChurchNY

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