Lower Manhattan Community Church

“We are not where we once were, but we are not where we want to be”. Logan Gentry shares a message about an uncomfortable but necessary “wilderness” season we can be guided through by the Lord. Even in the wilderness, there are truths about God that lead to victory.

Marci Miller brings us part two of her message on “Total Surrender”.  Jesus is our model for surrender to God and Marci offers a dynamic challenge for us to follow his example without reservation.

We often seek security, purpose, and praise without realizing that God can and does offer those things to us at no cost. In this sermon Jasmine Wood walks through the story of the tower of Babel, our failure to successfully unite, and God’s redemptive plan.

We believe God wants to do great things in your life and in this church in 2021. We need to move from resolutions to convictions to guide our daily lives to experience God’s promises. This is the first message of a 2 part message to embraces convictions this year.

Marci Miller brings the first message of the new year with a powerful lesson from the life of Abraham and a challenge for us to begin the year in total surrender to God.

As we close out 2020, God invites us to a time of reflection. Reflection is God’s gift to release the challenges of the year, rejoice in the good, and reimagine the future in God’s plans. Take time this week to reflect with God on this past year and what could be next year.

As we draw closer to Christmas and celebrate the birth of Jesus, Cara Marriott takes a moment to remind us about the Revelation of God and its powerful connection to Christmas.

This is part 3 of our annual giving series. In our vision meeting, we discuss our plans & dreams for the future, our 2020 expenses, 2021 budget and pledging for 2021.

Giving to God is an act of faith for everyone, but sometimes God calls us to radical giving. What holds you back from trusting God radically with your money? How do we know what to give to God? In part 2 of our annual giving series, we look to Jesus to define radical giving instead of our culture. Christ gives us a new vision for our money as we consider His promises on giving.

This is part 1 of our annual giving series. We give to God for freedom from the power we've given money over our lives and to advance God’s kingdom. God calls us to trust Him through uncomfortable giving every year. In this first message, we seek God's truth to explain why it is hard to give and how to trust God with our money.

As a challenging year draws to a close Jasmine Wood reminds us to place our hope in the One who does not disappoint.

A lot of people are struggling at this moment with covid-19 cases rising and the potential of future restrictions. God promises to help us in our struggle and give us strength to join His resistance against evil forces in our lives.

11/15/2020 Vision Meeting

LMCC has the privilege to partner with organization in NYC and around the world that advance the message and mercy of Jesus Christ. On Mission Sunday, we celebrate what God has done through our partners.

This is the last message in our Jesus & Politics sermon series. Jesus engages political power and agendas with truth. Our faith gives us freedom to engage politics without fear for the good of all.

This is the second message in our Jesus & Politics sermon series. Jesus engages political power and agendas with truth. We look to politics for power and Jesus shows us how to engage with power in politics.

This is the first message in our Jesus & Politics sermon series. Jesus engages political power and agendas with truth. Over the next 3 weeks, we will look at the life and teachings of Jesus in the scriptures to transform our lives during this political season.

This message concludes our 2020 women's retreat entitled "Refuse to Settle". Demitra Barrios from Legacy Brooklyn brings the retreat to a close with a sermon about the blessing that is "the hunger for righteousness".

In the third sermon of our "One Body" series, Pastor Logan Gentry preaches on what it means to be the chosen children of God. The peace of Christ is found as we live as God's chosen children.