In this episode, Nate discusses with Dr Michael Allen how we should approach reading Leviticus in our M'Cheyne Bible Reading plan. With Mike's guidance, we delve into the Levitical sacrificial system and its reflection in today's Christian worship. Navigating the application of Leviticus's ancient laws to the complexities of today's world, we seek to capture the essence of its teachings. From economic justice to sexual ethics, Dr. Allen assists us in understanding the enduring principles of Leviticus while discerning God's logic in commanding total devotion. This episode invites you to reflect on how these sacred texts shape our relationships and guide our worship, offering a mix of historical context and practical application for a faith that seeks to follow Jesus in all of life.

In this episode, recorded at Jason Dunn's Ordination service, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Pastor of Formation and Mission Benjamin Kandt give an update on NewCity Next, which was first rolled out in March 2022. A visual overview of NewCity Next can be accessed here.

Casey Deloach and Charlie King discuss their 28-week deep dive into the Sermon on the Mount, sharing insights on scripture memorization, transforming perspectives, reshaping actions, and enhancing relationships. They highlight the challenges and inspirations of group commitments, the power of ingraining verses in daily life, and the transformative impact of weekly circle gatherings that deepen connections and support growth.

Ever wonder what it feels like to truly be seen, understood, and connected with a group of individuals journeying through faith together? In this episode, we listen to Sara, Lauren, Shannon, and Erin, as they share a glimpse of their weekly New City Circle—where faith, vulnerability, and a good cup of coffee converge to create a lifeline of honest conversations, where trust is as transparent as the glasses through which God sees us. The stories shared in this episode are a testament to the power of community in not only understanding but also living out our identities in Christ.To find out more about Circles at NewCity, you can visit the Circles page on in our Church Center app.

In this episode, Nate provides an update about the state of the podcast going into March. While there was much energy toward episodes each week on the M'Cheyne Reading Plan and New City Catechism, reality set in going into February, and the former will only be monthly, while the latter will not be at all.Instead, there will be upcoming episodes highlighting what a Circle is like from the inside, as well as the broader vision for NewCity in this next season.For the episodes related to the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Plan, you can find them here.

David Goodman shares his journey from OBGYN to New City, focusing on community, shared rhythms, and evolving faith practices. The podcast explores spiritual growth, transformation through books, the power of habits, living a fasting-focused life, and integrating prayer into daily life.

In this episode (our 200th!), Nate has a chance to talk with Jason Dunn, NewCity's Executive Director of Congregational Care, and soon to be Associate Pastor.  Jason has been at NewCity since 2009, became a Ruling Elder several years ago, and is now accepting a call to the Associate Pastor position. He currently splits his time between overseeing Family Ministries, Congregational Care, and Kingdom Partnerships. 

In this episode, Nate and Pastoral Resident Ryan Gawrych discuss New City Catechism Question 6:How can we glorify God?We glorify God by enjoying him, loving him, trusting him, and by obeying his will, commands, and law.They discuss the theology, significance, and practical implications of living our lives to God's glory.

Ryan Gawrych, Pastoral Resident, discusses the importance of God being creator and that creation is good despite sin's impact. They also talk about engaging with culture and the countercultural aspect of believing in God as the creator.

In this podcast, the host discusses reflections on the book of Esther and the beginning of the book of Mark. They also explore the relevance of Esther in our modern lives and discuss the unique characteristics of the gospel of Mark compared to Matthew and Luke. Additionally, they delve into the variations between the books of Matthew and Mark and the recurring theme of sibling rivalry in Genesis.