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City Chapel NYC
City Chapel NYC
161 episodes
5 days ago
Slides Full Recap Beginnings Matter How we start things shapes what follows. The beginning sets the direction, the tone, and the posture of our hearts. But instead of beginning the year with a focus on the will we exert (e.g. resolutions that stems from an experience of insecurity), we begin with a focus on what we receive! The priestly blessing in Numbers 6:24–26 is repeated because it is meant to be powerful and lived. It is God’s heart spoken over His people. We repeat it at the end of our...
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Slides Full Recap Beginnings Matter How we start things shapes what follows. The beginning sets the direction, the tone, and the posture of our hearts. But instead of beginning the year with a focus on the will we exert (e.g. resolutions that stems from an experience of insecurity), we begin with a focus on what we receive! The priestly blessing in Numbers 6:24–26 is repeated because it is meant to be powerful and lived. It is God’s heart spoken over His people. We repeat it at the end of our...
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City Chapel NYC
Numbers 6 + Begin with Blessing // Jeremiah Lepasana
Slides Full Recap Beginnings Matter How we start things shapes what follows. The beginning sets the direction, the tone, and the posture of our hearts. But instead of beginning the year with a focus on the will we exert (e.g. resolutions that stems from an experience of insecurity), we begin with a focus on what we receive! The priestly blessing in Numbers 6:24–26 is repeated because it is meant to be powerful and lived. It is God’s heart spoken over His people. We repeat it at the end of our...
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1 week ago
20 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Christmas: Who is this Child? // Jeremiah Lepasana and Patrick Kim
Full Recap Story from Patrick Kim At the core of Christian celebration of Christmas is a single question with a truth so staggering, it is what theologian, J.I. Packer, described as the “supreme mystery” of Gospel. Scripture is honest that this truth—God becoming human—can be difficult to comprehend. Luke 1–2 shows us that God does not simply announce this staggering reality; He prepares us to receive it.
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3 weeks ago
40 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 1 + How Jesus Changes The Way We Hold The Suffering Of Others // Jesus Changes Everything - Jean Park
For Images Referenced in the Sermon In 2 Corinthians 1, Paul reminds the church that God is “the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort,” who comforts us in our affliction—not by removing suffering, but by joining us in it. Jean shows us from this passage that comfort is not optional in the life of God’s people—it is essential. God meets us in suffering, and then sends us to carry that same comfort to others.The promise of the gospel, Jean explains, is not escape from pain, but...
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1 month ago
29 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 9 + How Jesus Changes How We Give // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
For full recap and discussion questions - see this link. In this sermon, we see that Jesus changes now only "why" we give but also "how" we give. The author, Paul, writes that those who follow Jesus are to give aggressively. We unpack why we can be reluctant to do that and why we ought/get to. Through this practice of "aggressive giving" we see that God wants to encounter us "aboundingly, personally, and holistically."
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1 month ago
41 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 5 + How Jesus Changes What We Live For // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
Series: Jesus Changes Everything Driving Question: If Jesus changes everything, how does He change what we live for? In this sermon, we see how living for Jesus is something we "get to do" and not merely something we "have to do". Living for Jesus not only frees us from man-made scorecards that leave us exhausted, but also invites us to transformational seasons of "wrestling" where God pulls us in close and reminds us that He holds our future. Full Recap Here
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1 month ago
35 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 12 + How Jesus Changes The Way We Hold Suffering // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
2 Corinthians is a letter written in pain, not after it. Paul invites us into his raw, honest weakness—and inside that weakness, he discovers a hidden strength. The phrase that ties together his hope amid pain and struggle is this: “For when I am weak, then I am strong.” Not “strong-strong,” the kind we prefer, but a paradoxical strength that is only available in weakness.
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1 month ago
33 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 8 + How Jesus Changes Our Love of Money // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
2 Corinthians 8: How does Jesus transform the way we relate to money? Money promises security, significance, and satisfaction. But it lies. It cannot give that to you/us. 1. Giving Is Not Primarily About Capacity 2. The “Riches” Jesus Gives 3. What Now? Accept, Repent, Risk
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1 month ago
30 minutes

City Chapel NYC
2 Corinthians 1 + How Jesus Changes Our Plans // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
2 Corinthians 1.12-22 How does this Jesus logic apply to how we make plans and decisions? 1. Live with Undivided Commitment to Jesus in the "Small" 2. Recognize That God is in the Room 3. Make People Your Mission 4. Give Jesus Your Full "Yes" For sermon summary email hello@citychapel.nyc
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2 months ago
35 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Acts 9 + The Relentless Love of God // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
In this message from Jesus Changes Everything, we explore how the relentless love of God meets us where we are and transforms who we become through the story of Saul in Acts 9. Jesus comes to Saul unexpectedly—showing that grace begins with God’s initiative, not our effort or "worthiness". He puts Saul on the ground to humble and reorient him, reminding us that the frustration of our agenda can be love in disguise. In blindness, Jesus places Saul within a new company, teaching him to receive ...
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2 months ago
39 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Acts 1:6–11/1 Thessalonians 4 + Jesus as Coming King // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
Acts 1:6–11 + 1 Thessalonians 4 | Jesus as Coming King Series: Jesus Changes Everything Driving Question: What hope do we have that Jesus is a Coming King—and how does that hope shape the way we live today? 1. What Jesus Brings When He Returns It’s hard to untangle what we think about Jesus’ return from the images we’ve absorbed—from Left Behind books, movies, and cultural depictions filled with fear, rapture, and chaos. But Scripture paints a very different picture: a returning King who brin...
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2 months ago
41 minutes

City Chapel NYC
1 Thessalonians 5/Isaiah 6 + What It Means to be Sanctified // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
Series: Jesus Changes Everything Driving Question: What does it mean that Jesus is our Sanctifier—and why should we cherish this part of who He is? 1. What God Is Like When Scripture calls Jesus our Sanctifier, it reveals something about God’s nature. The word “sanctify” comes from the Greek hagios—the same word for holy. To be sanctified means “to be made holy.” But holy doesn’t just mean nice or morally good. It’s not a Ned Flanders kind of “clean” holiness. In Isaiah 6, when the prophet en...
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2 months ago
32 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Ezekiel 47/Isaiah 61 + How Jesus Heals the World // Jesus Changes Everything - David Park
Driving Question: What does it mean that Jesus is our Healer—and how do we participate in His healing work today? 1. God’s Deep Desire for Healing From Genesis to Revelation, the story of Scripture is the story of a God who heals what sin has broken. Ezekiel 47 gives us a vision of a river flowing from the temple—the river of life—bringing healing wherever it goes. This river represents God’s presence, His heart to restore His world. But why is there so much to heal? When sin and death ...
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3 months ago
40 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Luke 18 + Do I Really Need Saving? // Jesus Changes Everything - Jeremiah Lepasana
Driving Question: Do you need saving? As you reflect on your life—in your actions, your presence in the world, your work, your city—do you truly feel like you need a Savior? And if so, do you want one? 1. The Reason We Are Always Exhausted Many of us functionally depend on ourselves to be our own savior. We try to manage life, fix our problems, and carry our burdens alone. This self-reliance can leave us anxious, exhausted, and restless. Like the Pharisee in Jesus’ parable, we trust in our ow...
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3 months ago
29 minutes

City Chapel NYC
John 8/Luke 15 + Experiencing True Freedom // Fighting Lies - Jeremiah Lepasana
Driving Question: Why do we fight for truth? Because Jesus says, “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). But what kind of freedom does He mean? 1. The Power and Danger of Freedom Freedom is one of the most powerful words in our imagination. In art, media, and culture, the moment freedom is mentioned is the moment of breakthrough. But if we don’t know what it means, we are at risk of being manipulated. If we settle for pop culture’s definition—“happiness comes f...
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3 months ago
36 minutes

City Chapel NYC
John 11 + The Fears That Keep Us From Truth // Fighting Lies - Jeremiah Lepasana
Driving Questions: We fight lies with Truth. But what is the nature of Truth in Scripture? Why is it so hard to experience the power of Truth? What is the nature of Biblical Truth? Truth is Relational Scripture shows that truth is not just abstract facts in a container or arguments to be won—it is relational truth. Jesus says, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” To pursue truth is to pursue a relationship with Jesus, grounded in His hesed love—a never stopping, never giving up, alwa...
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3 months ago
30 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Genesis 3/Matthew 13 + Uprooting The Lies | Fighting Lies - Jean Park
Link For Slides Lies are not always obvious falsehoods; often they’re subtle distortions that sound familiar and even reasonable. For Jean, one of the lies she has carried is: “I don’t belong, I’m not wanted.” Genesis 3 shows the serpent’s strategy: he questions God’s Word, contradicts it, attacks God’s character, and offers an alternative authority. That same pattern is still at work today. These lies disintegrate us—from ourselves (through shame), from others (through isolation), and from...
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4 months ago
22 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Luke 22/John 8 + The Lies We Live In | Fighting Lies - Jeremiah Lepasana
4 months ago
33 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Romans 12 + God, Our Father // Paul Lee
Romans 8 confronts us with two ways of living: according to the flesh or according to the Spirit. Living by the flesh produces rotten fruit—stress, fear, striving, and a constant sense of debt. But living by the Spirit brings life and peace. Paul says we are no longer under a spirit of slavery (v. 15). That old way feels familiar—always measuring worth, always striving to earn freedom, always driven by fear. But in Christ, we are redeemed and no longer debtors to the flesh. From this passag...
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4 months ago
45 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Revelation 22 + The Healing of God // A Kingdom of Trees - Jeremiah Lepasana
Revelation 22.1 Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb 2 down the middle of the great street of the city. On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the leaves of the tree are for the healing (therapein) of the nations/peoples (ethnos). 3 No longer will there be any curse.The throne of God and of the Lamb will be in the city, and his s...
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4 months ago
36 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Psalm 1 + Why You Don't Need a Different Life // A Kingdom of Trees - Jeremiah Lepasana
Link to Photos Mentioned Psalm 1 opens with the word “Blessed”—literally, happy. The Psalmist offers a vision of life as a tree—rooted, nourished, fruitful—set against the world’s competing vision of life as a race—relentless forward progress, competition, and comparison. If life is a race, then falling behind feels inevitable—and resentment toward God and others grows. But if life is a tree, the goal is not forward motion but strength in the present—growing deeper roots, wider branche...
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5 months ago
33 minutes

City Chapel NYC
Slides Full Recap Beginnings Matter How we start things shapes what follows. The beginning sets the direction, the tone, and the posture of our hearts. But instead of beginning the year with a focus on the will we exert (e.g. resolutions that stems from an experience of insecurity), we begin with a focus on what we receive! The priestly blessing in Numbers 6:24–26 is repeated because it is meant to be powerful and lived. It is God’s heart spoken over His people. We repeat it at the end of our...