Pastor Daniel delves into the spiritual warfare surrounding believers, emphasizing the need for vigilance and reliance on prayer and the Word of God. He recounts a recent experience underscoring the reality of this spiritual battle, highlighting the importance of staying alert and walking with Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit.  Key takeaways include the recognition that the enemy has no power over Jesus and that responding in fleshly ways leads to detrimental outcomes. Quoting passages like 2 Timothy 1:7-8 and 1 Peter 5:8-11, the message emphasizes the necessity of resisting the dev ..read more

Pastor Daniel emphasizes the essential role of the church within Christian doctrine, challenging the notion of a "churchless Christianity" as a contradiction, likening it to Christ without a body. Drawing from the Creed, he highlights the church's significance, not as a mere physical location, but as a collective body of believers.  Despite differences among denominations, the sermon emphasizes the unity of the church as one body, underscored by biblical references such as Ephesians 4:4-6. It addresses misconceptions regarding the term "catholic," affirming its universal relevance rather ..read more

The sermon, delivered by Pastor Daniel, challenges prevailing notions of cultural differences, suggesting a nuanced understanding beyond mere independence and interdependence. It reflects on Western culture's emphasis on self-expression and societal shifts over time. Drawing from personal experiences as an Uber driver, Pastor Daniel notes the prevalence of self-expression and its implications for societal norms. Transitioning to a biblical perspective, the sermon centers on Proverbs 6's teachings on correction and instruction. Pastor Daniel contrasts societal values with the enduring truths f ..read more

Jesus is coming to judge the living and the dead.  The sermon centers on Parousia, the second coming of Jesus, emphasizing the belief in his return for heavenly justice. It cites John 5:25-29 and highlights Jesus' authority as the Son of Man to judge the living and the dead. The Apostles' Creed and the metaphor of a wedding feast symbolize the end of the world and divine intimacy. Challenges related to end times interpretations are discussed, emphasizing the unique Christian story. The need for spiritual rebirth is stressed using John 3:3-18, and the first and second comings of Jesus ar ..read more

The sermon focuses on the Christ-Centered Perspective provided specifically the statement of the Apostles' Creed - "He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father." Pastor Daniel emphasizes the importance of perspective in shaping beliefs and actions, highlighting the danger of having a limited or misguided viewpoint. The ascension of Jesus is discussed, acknowledging that it may have initially left the disciples feeling abandoned. However, the Christ-centered perspective assures believers that Jesus will never abandon them and has empowered them with the Holy Spirit. T ..read more

Jesus brings joy in unexpected times and unexpected ways. Hold on to Jesus as Lord and Savior and you will have and enduring joy no matter life's circumstances. Support the show We are a Christian Church in Astoria, Queens, New York City whose missions is to connect people to Jesus Christ and one another. We meet every Sunday at 10:30 AM in our new location Grove34 in Astoria (Broadway & 34th St). Follow us on Social Media to stay connected to us: ►► Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/connectionnyc ►► Facebook - https://fb.com/connectionnyc ►► Website - https://connectionnyc.com ..read more

We all long for peace in our relationship and in the world. The world cannot offer enduring peace, only Jesus can do that. Jesus didn't just bring us peace... he is peace himself.  Christmas is the season where Jesus brings peace to the world. Will you receive his peace? Support the show We are a Christian Church in Astoria, Queens, New York City whose missions is to connect people to Jesus Christ and one another. We meet every Sunday at 10:30 AM in our new location Grove34 in Astoria (Broadway & 34th St). Follow us on Social Media to stay connected to us: ►► Instagram - https://www ..read more

Hope by itself is not enough. The quality of your hope is contingent on what your hope is tethered to... Christmas is the season that Jesus is the only one worth having hope in. Support the show We are a Christian Church in Astoria, Queens, New York City whose missions is to connect people to Jesus Christ and one another. We meet every Sunday at 10:30 AM in our new location Grove34 in Astoria (Broadway & 34th St). Follow us on Social Media to stay connected to us: ►► Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/connectionnyc ►► Facebook - https://fb.com/connectionnyc ►► Website - https://connec ..read more

In this powerful sermon titled "Why Does God Allow Suffering?" Pastor Daniel delves into the profound question that has puzzled humanity for ages. The sermon begins by acknowledging the historical atrocities of the 20th century, particularly during World War 1 and the Holocaust, leading to the emergence of Protest Atheism—a movement that protested against a seemingly indifferent God in the face of immense human suffering. The sermon centers around an exploration of the Apostles' Creed, focusing on the section that states, "(Jesus) suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was bu ..read more

In this week's sermon, Pastor Daniel uses the metaphor of a vast and turbulent ocean to depict the challenges, sins, and difficulties of life, with Jesus being the unwavering lifeboat symbolizing salvation, forgiveness, and eternal life. The focus shifts to the historical context of the Apostles' Creed, emphasizing its role in summarizing essential truths contributed by each Apostle. Pastor Daniel delves into the significance of Jesus being both fully divine and fully human, drawing on biblical passages such as Matthew 1:18-25 and Galatians 4:4.  The dual nature of Jesus is portrayed as ..read more