NYC’s Surprising Openness to the Gospel - Guy Wasko | Faithly Podcast

In today’s episode of the Faithly Podcast, Alicia Lee is joined by Guy Wasko, Executive Director of FOR.NYC, for a thought-provoking discussion on church unity and the unique opportunities facing the Church in New York City today.
Guy reflects on his journey from a childhood call to ministry to planting a church in Manhattan’s East Village, sharing both the joys and challenges of building community in one of the world’s most transient cities. Along the way, he offers honest insights into sustaining ministry through seasons of change, disappointment, and growth.
Their conversation also explores the vision behind FOR.NYC, a citywide movement dedicated to equipping leaders and fostering collaboration, helping churches work together to meet the needs of their communities. Through stories of churches uniting during times of crisis and addressing emerging challenges such as mental health among Gen Z, Guy highlights the powerful impact that can happen when congregations move beyond their individual walls and embrace a shared mission.
Website: https://www.for.nyc/
00:00 Introduction: The Calling to New York City
01:01 Guy's Story: From Broken Beginnings to Ministry Calling
04:38 The Path to New York: Relationships and Divine Timing
06:04 Falling in Love with the East Village
08:00 Seasons of Shaping: Highs, Lows, and God's Provision
13:07 Staying Rooted: Calling, Rest, and Community
15:26 Why Church Unity Matters: Theological and Practical Reasons
18:07 Introducing For NYC: A City Gospel Movement
21:04 Stories of Impact: From Hurricane Sandy to Mental Health Ministry
24:32 Getting Involved: Starting Networks and Building Unity
28:32 National Movement: Every City Coalition
32:03 Hope for NYC: Open Hearts and Growing Faith
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