Lower Manhattan Community Church

Logan Gentry shares personal reflections on the state of LMCC. He offers a glimpse of our history, and how embracing the power and wisdom of God is ultimately our future.

What exactly is the “Father’s House”? Logan Gentry examines scripture found in John 13 and 14 to define it, and unpacks the words of Jesus to explain the way there.

Marci Miller returns to LMCC with a fresh perspective on pursuing God and emerging back into the unknown, post-lockdown, with an unshakeable sense that God is with us all the way.

Logan Gentry shares a more personal message about his own journey to the pulpit, our individual calling from God, and why we can never confuse it with our career. We also get to hear from a congregation member about the lessons he learned while trusting God in the workplace.

The mention of God dwelling among His people is found throughout scripture. Pastor Cara Marriott shares a message about the power of that promise, and God’s plan to build a life with and for us.

This message on transforming our minds kicks off with an honest take on mental health. We also explore why it’s difficult to change our thought patterns and the power that comes from conforming to the mind of Christ.

Jasmine Wood shares a message on the power of our prayers and God’s reaction to them. In this message, we also explore steps to developing a rich prayer life by connecting with each member of the Trinity.

Jesus beckons weary souls to come to Him. Pastor Logan Gentry shares a message on how burdened souls impede our progress, but a refreshed soul can build a healthier and better “new normal”. This is part three of a series.

We are spiritual beings with a physical body. In part two of this series, Logan Gentry shares a message on loving and honoring our bodies which were created in the image of God.

We're in all the process of rebuilding a new normal after a major disruption last year. Logan Gentry reminds us to follow Jesus at every turn and deepen our affection for the God who knows the best way forward.

Jasmine Wood shares a message on provision and the table God sets before us. We examine His generous invitation to each of us and what to do with it.

Logan Gentry walks through the events of Palm Sunday, and explores how some of the incorrect assumptions held about Jesus on that day still linger with us. What do you need to relearn about Jesus all over again? Take the courageous step of examining areas where you’ve been wrong about Jesus, and where you’re limiting what He can and will do.

As we go through life, the pain of tragedy reminds us that we were made for more than this world. In this message, Pastor Logan talks about the role faith plays when we experience triumphs and tragedies. Our faith doesn't just work during the good times, it also brings clarity to our lives during the bad times and helps us live for God.

God promised Abraham that he would be a blessing wherever he went, but we don't hear the church at large or the body of Christ described this way often enough. In this message Pastor Logan Gentry challenges this weakness in the church and our individual lives, and issues a strong reminder that God desires we be a people that bless those around us by speaking God’s truth.

H.P. Lovecraft said: “…the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." Yet God often calls us into the unknown. In today’s message Pastor Logan Gentry encourages us to follow God out of our familiar habits into an unknown, but glorious future with Him.

Lead Pastor Logan Gentry shares a message from the book of Hebrews on pleasing God. Using the story of Enoch, we examine who God is and the benefits of seeking His presence above anything else.

What did Jesus mean when He offered “living water?” Marci Miller shares a message to help you identify your thirst, discover the real answer to quenching it, and brings us a step closer to spending time with God in order to hydrate our souls.

It’s natural for us to want to be in control of our own lives. In this message Pastor Logan Gentry shows us that God is a better editor than we are and we can trust him with our life story.

Continuing from last week, we examine what it looks like to move forward after feeling stuck. Logan Gentry encourages us to run our unique race with purpose and the right perspective.