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citychapel.nycCity Chapel exists to see and spread the full measure of the Spirit empowered renewal promised by Jesus that brings personal conversion & deep-life transformation, wholehearted community, social justice, and cultural beauty to New York City and Northern Jersey, and through here, the world.
Unknown Host hosts City Chapel NYC, a religion show with 186 episodes published.
Full Summary and Reflection Questions Throughout Luke, Jesus uses the table as a mirror. The way we build a guest list reflects the way we live our entire lives. And at this dinner party, he names what everyone has taken
Full Summary and Reflection Questions The table is still the place where we make real contact with others. And what Jesus does at the table is describe a new order entirely—a new way for relationships, a new way for powe
Full Summary and Reflection Questions Where does Jesus want us? Close. He invites himself into the lives of seemingly all the wrong people, and what he offers them is not a program or a prescription—it is his presence. T
Full Summary and Reflection Questions Jesus sends out seventy-two of his followers into the ordinary uncertainty of life—not just the leadership team, not just the clergy. Everyone carries a call. He sends them partnered
Canva Slides Full Summary and Reflection Questions The fifth commandment tells us to honor our father and mother—but for many, that word carries baggage. It can sound like a call to perform, to obey without question, to
Full Summary and Discussion Questions Jesus encounters a crowd that has grown up around the things of God and is still hungry, weary, and searching for hope. Rather than turning them away, He has compassion on them and w
Full Summary and Reflection Questions We spend much of our lives searching for fulfillment—in success, security, relationships, purpose, or better circumstances. In Luke 4, Jesus stands in the synagogue, reads from Isaia
Full Sermon Summary and Discussion Questions Jesus describes the kingdom of God as a mustard seed that grows into a great tree. Though it begins small, hidden, and easily overlooked, it is moving toward something expansi
Full Sermon Summary and Discussion Questions FIND, SELL, BUY // Matthew 13:44-46 In Matthew 13:44–46, Jesus compares the Kingdom to a treasure buried in a field and a pearl of great value—something people pass by every d
Full Sermon Summary and Discussion Questions We often try to understand Jesus while staying safely in the crowd—close enough to listen, but distant enough to avoid surrender. But in Matthew 13, Jesus leaves the crowd and
Full Sermon Summary and Discussion Questions We long to grow, yet we often wonder why the life of God doesn’t seem to take root as deeply as we expect. In Matthew 13:1–23, Jesus tells a simple story about a sower and see
Full Summary and Discussion Questions In Matthew 13:10–17, Jesus speaks in parables, not to obscure truth, but to reveal something deeper: that the kingdom of God is not merely information to grasp, but a reality to rece
Full Summary and Discussion Questions We often want our stories to end with clear victories, but in 2 Samuel 22, David ends his life with a song. After all the highs and failures, he looks back and realizes that even in
Full Summary and Discussion Questions We often want to hide our failures, minimize them, or move past them quickly. But in 2 Samuel 11–12, David’s story forces us to face a hard truth: even the best can fall, and when th
Full Summary and Discussion Questions At the center of the Christian faith is one defining reality: the resurrection of Jesus. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul makes it clear that everything hangs on this. If Jesus did not rise
Full Summary and Discussion Questions Over time, life can quietly form cynicism in us—lowering our expectations and dulling our sense of awe. But in 2 Samuel 7, David shows us a different way: a life marked by wonder. At
Full Summary and Discussion Questions We often give parts of our lives to God, while holding other parts back—guarded by fear, pride, or the need to appear in control. In 2 Samuel 6, David shows us a different response.
Slides Full Summary and Discussion Questions We all carry grief, disappointment, and pain—but many of us have learned to hide our tears. We equate composure with strength and emotion with weakness. Yet unexpressed grief
Full Summary and Discussion Questions We will all face moments when someone brings real pain into our lives. The question is not whether we will be hurt, but what we will do with that hurt. In 1 Samuel 24, David finds hi
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