Renaissance Church NYC

02/26/2017 Jordan Rice Series: Luke: Encounters with Jesus Title: Jesus and Peter Scripture: Luke 5:1-11 In this encounter, we see what God requires from us, what God does to us, and what God will do with us if we follow him.

02/19/2017 Jordan Rice Series: Luke: Encounters With Jesus Title: Jesus and the Leper Scripture: Luke 5:12-16 Jesus is a gracious savior to people with a real problem.

02/12/2017 Jordan Rice Series: By Faith Title: Faith That Endures Scripture: Hebrews 11:29-40, 12:1-3 Living by faith is the ability to endure the hard stuff.

02/05/2017 Lester Kim Series: By Faith Title: What Faith Chooses Scripture: Hebrews 11:23-29 God doesn’t ask you to follow Him where He hasn’t already gone before and come out through it. God doesn’t ask you to do something that He hasn’t already done and prepared your hands to do it. What God does ask is for us to trust Him and take another step forward toward Him so that we can see and experience His great love for us in Jesus Christ.

1/29/17 Jordan Rice Series: By Faith Title: The Life of Faith Scripture: Hebrews 11:8-12 Faith begins with a journey and ends with an experience.

1/22/17 Chris Travis Series: By Faith Title: Trust in God Scripture: Hebrews 1:1-7 Faith is trust in God. Trusting God motivates us to follow him even when it doesn’t make sense to us, or those around us.

01/15/2017 Jordan Rice Series: By Faith Title: The Nature of Faith Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-6 Faith is confidence in the character of God.

1/8/2017 Jordan Rice Title: Connecting With God Scripture: Luke 1:13-18 How can we connect with God? In this message, we see the importance of connecting with God, and a practical way that we can do it on a daily basis.

01/01/2017 Aswan Morris Title: What’s New? Scripture: Revelations 21:1-5 God makes us new. But we have to walk in our newness.

12/18/2016 Jordan Rice Series: Advent 2016 Title: Worship of the Son Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12 Matthew’s presentation of Jesus in the Christmas story is meant to lead our hearts, not toward self-control or being self-interested, but to worship.