Lower Manhattan Community Church

The peace God offers is resilient in the face of every challenge. When we let this peace rule in our personal lives, we live as resilient peacemakers for one another and a world in need.

The forms of church have changed in different circumstances throughout history, but the purpose of God remains the same. In this next phase of the pandemic, it’s essential that we all be the church by individually embracing responsibility in God's purpose for the good of one another and our city.

Listen to our All-Church Meeting to know how to RSVP for church in person this next Sunday. In this meeting we share our fall plans for church in-person and online, as well as our plans for Children's Ministry and Community Groups.

We overcome by the gospel of Jesus Christ and the word of our testimony. Moses shares how God has changed him during this time.

Covid-19 has disrupted our lives causing much loss and leaving us with many questions. A close relationship with Jesus gives us new perspective and reshapes our life for God’s joy.

God loves trusting His plans to those who obey Him. All of our plans have changed, but God’s plan has not. He desires to lead you into His plan.

This has been a season filled with difficult questions and emotions with the uncertainty and fear around Covid-19. Paul's words to the Corinthians are God's word to us, to strengthen our faith and prepare us for God's purpose.

We live in a divisive time, but Christ has the power to bring peace to division. Even in a digital world, we can follow Christ to bring hope and peace to those around us.

COVID-19 has affected every aspect of our lives including our spirituality. We can be shaped by faith in Christ to overcome fear in the midst of COVID-19’s impact on our lives.

What is our role as followers of Christ in this chaotic and confusing world? How are we supposed to engage with the world, and why is it important?

Today Jasmine Wood brings us a message on the life of Gideon and what it looks like to respond to the call of God in our lives.

In the last sermon of the series, this message focuses on how you can grow into spiritual maturity to produce a lifelong, satisfying relationship with God.

Our joy is rooted in the assurance that God has a plan for his creation. We have a responsibility to find our joy, immerse in it and employ it for God’s Kingdom. It is our gift from God.

God sees you, loves you and is transforming you in Christ into your authentic self. The most personal work of revival is God's effort to bring you individual freedom and establish your identity in Christ.

Our faith is rooted in God’s promises for eternity. By looking at those promises we are reminded of who we are and what our mission is. And we find the endurance to pursue it.

In our first message on “Rhythms of Revival” we begin with the “Rhythm of Retreat”. We believe that enduring change requires endurance. And sustained revival requires healthy personal practices for it to endure. To that end, we explore the cycle of work and rest that Jesus exemplified during his life and ministry on earth. This message was recorded 2 months ago.

Our church has a role to play in ending systemic racism. We want to see God’s justice roll down like waters. These 6 statements are for us to understand and exalt the movement of God against systemic racism.

The power of Pentecost meets us in the pain we experience from this pandemic and societal injustice like racism. God brings truth and transformation to fill your life with freedom, hope, and power.

Can we imagine this season of waiting as a time where God is preparing us? We can position ourselves to hear God’s promises and receive his power.