Diogo Izidoro continues the “Money Matters” sermon series by looking the story of the Widow’s Olive Oil in 2 kings 4:1-7 and unpack how we as Christians should handle debt.Von Family Church NYC

In the sermon, Willian Goulart asks, ever feel like you’re far from God? Have you ever felt God hasn’t blessed you how you wanted to? It doesn’t matter because God calls us to go on his dance floor and enjoy his presence.Von Family Church NYC

In today’s installment of the “Money Matters” sermon series, Eric Maciel delves into the profound impact of how we handle our finances on our spiritual lives. Using a personal anecdote about home improvement projects, Eric compares the process of stripping paint from a door to the way Jesus’ teachings about money can strip away our superficial valu…

In this sermon, Eric Maciel dives into the deep biblical truths and patterns behind Jesus' famous words, “the last will be first, and the first will be last.” Join us as we explore the rich biblical context of the firstborn and how God loves to overturn our definitions of success and power.Von Family Church NYC

In this sermon, Pastor Lucas answers the following question: How can we keep the fire of God burning in our lives?Von Family Church NYC

The story of Joseph is a beacon of hope for the people of God. Join us as Eric Maciel shares a word on God’s faithfulness on display through Joseph’s life. Even the most difficult experiences of our lives can be transformed by God through his mercy and grace.Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas shares how Jacob’s experience wrestling with God is shared by all believers. God invites us to wrestle with Him in our day to day knowing that Jesus has already won the greatest wrestling match against sin and death.Von Family Church NYC

Victor Prado digs deep into what the true purpose of a heavenly promise is, and why we need them.Von Family Church NYC

We continue our "Praying the Psalms" sermon series with Diogo reflecting on Psalm 70. This psalm shows how a desperate prayer does not settle for weak answers, passionately pleas to God for help, and enables us to see ourselves and God more clearly.Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas continues our “Praying the Psalms” sermon series with this sermon on Psalm 17. He reminds us that prayer makes way for justice, holiness, and trust in God.Von Family Church NYC

This week we read Psalm 4 and Diogo Izidoro shows how prayer can bring us to the rest we all desire.Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas Izidoro starts our new sermon series “Praying the Psalms” reflecting on how prayer has the power to soothe despair.

Diogo Izidoro reminds us that if God said something, He will make it come to pass!Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas preached on 1 Kings 18:22-39, continuing our sermon series “You are called for this generation”Von Family Church NYC

Diogo Izidoro the benefits of obedience and how essential it is for a successful Christian life.Von Family Church NYC

Diogo Izidoro reflects on Psalms 100 to speak on the power of gratitude.

Diogo Izidoro expands on Exodus 20 (the Ten commandments) to expand on the essence and spirit of God’s law.Von Family Church NYC

Pr Lucas shares that in our desert experience, God not only wants to shape our character but also wants to sharpen our skills. In the areas where you lead and in areas where you are led there are opportunities to Divide & Conquer. In Exodus 18:13-27, Moses is faced with criticism about his leadership from his father in law Jethro. Instead of being …

The human soul from birth is thrown directly into battle. From the moment you are born until the moment of your death, there is war. We are three persons in one, spirit, soul, and flesh. So, then it is natural for us to fight on three fronts, spirit, soul, and flesh. We rebuke devils, we are torn between everlasting eternities, and fight the desire…

Diogo Izidoro expands on Jesus’ parables on the Kingdom of heaven in Matthew 13:44-45 to remind us who our greatest treasure is, and what the kingdom of heaven is all about.Von Family Church NYC

The greatest killer of your destiny isn’t fear, its doubt. This is because the potential and talents you are born with, can easily carve out the paths before you; but if you doubt what is within yourself, you can suffocate your future before it even comes to pass. The skill of focus is something we have to train and workout like any other muscle of…

There exists a world in which we reap only what we sow. We sow 12 years of schooling to reap a High School Degree. We sow 4 to 6 years in college to reap a Bachelors's or Masters. We sow our time in exchange for information and skills that will benefit and generate income for us and our families. We sow training in any area of our lives to one day …

Join us as we discuss the importance of discovering your potential with a word from Eric Maciel on Matthew 25. In this sermon, we take a closer look at the parable of the talents and how God has equipped each and everyone of us with precious gifts and talents we need to steward well.Von Family Church NYC

This is the second sermon of our Service That Inspires sermon series. God expects that you Desire your Gifts, Discover your Gifts, and Develop them!Von Family Church NYC

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Christmas is a special season that reminds us of many truths of faith. Listen to this sermon with an open heart and mind and allow God to speak to you!Von Family Church NYC

Join us as we reflect on the importance of gratitude with a word from Eric Maciel on Luke 17. In this sermon, we explore the power of gratitude in the chaos, in the process, and in the blessing. Our desire is that God would fill your hearts with gratitude for all that he has already done and for all that he will continue to do.…

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This week, we take a break from our Cultivating Community in Church sermon series and Eric Maciel brings us a word on the power of perspective from 2 Kings 6.Von Family Church NYC

In this word on Romans 14, Eric Maciel continues our Community series encouraging us to look past our differences and find common ground as followers of Jesus.Von Family Church NYC

Diogo Izidoro continues our Community series, expanding on Paul's "church as a body" analogy and highlighting that each one of us has a distinct and essential role in cultivating community, and that role is only fulfilled when we are connected to the body.Von Family Church NYC

In this sermon, Pastor Lucas highlights the relationship between Jesus and his disciples as an example of the kind of depth in relationships we should seek to develop. We are indeed better when we are together!Von Family Church NYC

In this final sermon of the discipleship series, Eric Maciel brings us a word from Matthew 20 on discipleship and greatness. Following Jesus means being willing to drink from his cup, and being willing to lay down our power and authority to serve others.Von Family Church NYC

From the beginning, there was always just one. One Father, one Holy Spirit, one Jesus Christ. The original family was present before life existed in the Heavens and Earth, yet we see an obedient unity between the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. John 5:19 says “Very truly I tell you, the Son can do nothing by himself; he can do only what he sees h…

In this sermon, Pastor Lucas answers the question “How does Jesus challenge his followers to move from private to public confession?”Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas preaches on suffering as an important aspect of discipleship using 1 Peter 4:12-13. How should we face suffering as believers?Von Family Church NYC

Diogo Izidoro (“Dizzy”) kicks off our Discipleship sermon series by expanding on Mark 8:34-37 which shows that discipleship starts with a decision, and requires denying yourself, taking up your cross, and ultimately following Jesus.Von Family Church NYC

Eric Maciel brings us a Father's Day sermon on manhood out of Matthew 12. We all have our own ideas of what manhood is, but those ideas are often shaped by the culture we are raised in. Join us as we take a closer look at Biblical manhood and how ultimately only Jesus can help us become the men that God called us to be!…

Pastor Lucas preaches on the importance of completing the ministry (or place of service) that God has called us to.Von Family Church NYC

Description : In this world, there are questions that beget other questions. For example, what is my self-worth? Why was I born? What is the purpose of my life on this Earth? Why do I feel empty? Why do I feel hopeless? Why, why, why. We are all born into existence to complete a specific mission that like our fingerprints, is unique and can never b…

Diogo Izidoro expands on a well known story in the New Testament recorded in three of the four gospels about the woman who touched Jesus’ robe and was immediately healed. Even though she was physically healed and could have continued in anonymity, Jesus exposed her so that she could be fully healed and step into her true identity, and Jesus does th…

We are all on a journey! Join us as we continue our Evangelism sermon series with a message from Eric Maciel.Von Family Church NYC

This message was preached by Jacklyn, why is obeying your parents such an important part of your walk with Christ?Von Family Church NYC

In this third sermon in our Evangelism series, Diogo Izidoro discusses the issues with categorizing evangelism and placing it into a box, and reminds us that at the heart of the gospel we are are called to simply plant seeds.Von Family Church NYC

Pastor Lucas continues our Evangelism sermon series with this sermon entitled "Inconvenient Faith."Von Family Church NYC

In this episode, Lucy Coelho talks about the world’s pressure to focus on the outward beauty. God calls us to focus on our inward beauty, our true identity in Christ. God formed you! God created human beings, His self-image! God created you for something special. He chose you! Be what you were made to be! We are God’s masterpiece! Know who you are …

Diogo Izidoro continues the prior week's sermon on the essence of true worship, outlining five biblical truths about worship. We were created as worshippers, and our life is fulfilled when we direct our worship to the only one who deserves it.Von Family Church NYC

What is worship? Diogo Izidoro analyzes the essence of true worship, which is a continuous act that never stops. What differentiates true worship from its opposite, idolatry, is who it is directed towards.Von Family Church NYC