Church of the City New York

In this episode, pastor Jon Tyson teaches from Matthew 7, on the way of practice, as part of The Way of Jesus series // 2018-01-21 "The world can no longer be left to mere diplomats, politicians, and business leaders. They have done the best they could do, no doubt. But this is an age for spiritual heroes - a time for men and women to be heroic on their faith and in spiritual character and power. The greatest danger to the Christian church today is that of pitching its message to low." - Dallas Willard Church of the City New York - Jon Tyson http://churchofthecitynyc.com | @COTCNYC

Pastor Jon Tyson dives into the depths of loving God, merging intellect, emotion, will, and action. He shares personal transformation from hedonism to faith, tackling the fragmentation many feel in spirituality. The podcast emphasizes that genuine love for God requires wholehearted devotion, intertwining love for Him and for our neighbors. It also explores the shift from polytheism to monotheism, highlighting the importance of emotional expression in worship and the necessity of authentic vulnerability in the spiritual journey.

In this episode, pastor Jon Tyson teaches from Mark 1, on the way of vision, as part of The Way of Jesus series // 2018-01-07 "The really good news for humanity is that Jesus is now taking students in the master class of life" - Dallas Willard Church of the City New York - Jon Tyson http://churchofthecitynyc.com | @COTCNYC

Church of the City New York - COTCNYC - Jon Tyson John 1 - 2017-12-24

We just celebrated baptisms in our community, and the day we did them it snowed. In the middle of a backyard, with a metaphor of forgiveness brought to life, we baptized 5 people as a public declaration of their faith in Christ. This is one of those stories.

The speaker reflects on the church's growth and the importance of moving from materialism to generosity. Highlighting Isaiah 61, themes of renewal and justice paint a hopeful picture for the oppressed. The discussion dives into the true essence of Christmas, urging a shift from superficial celebrations to genuine joy. The ancient tradition of Jubilee is revisited as a call to uplift marginalized communities. Finally, a jazz performance serves as a vibrant metaphor for divine intervention and the ongoing journey of faith.

Did God ever answer those prayers we prayed at that all night prayer meeting for 2017? In this end of year update Pastor Jon Tyson gives us a recap of all that God has done in our church over the past year. This will inspire and encourage you to press in for 2018.

Pastor Jon Tyson gives an important update about new initiatives and opportunities for our church next year. To give to this years Christmas offering please go to: https://www.churchofthecitynyc.com/eoy-campaign

Church of the City New York - COTCNYC - Suzy Silk Isaiah 11 - 2017-12-10

Church of the City New York - COTCNYC - Jon Tyson Isaiah 8-9 - 2017-12-03