

The NewCity Orlando All of Life Podcast
NewCity Orlando
The All of Life podcast, hosted by Nate Claiborne, provides weekly episodes that help further our mission to call, form, and send disciple-makers. At NewCity, we want to see Orlando flourish by filling it with people who say "Follow me as I follow Jesus in all of life."
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Apr 4, 2022 • 39min
NewCity's Mission & Vision
Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt sit down and discuss NewCity's mission and vision, unpacking the clarity that has emerged from our months long strategic planning process.

Mar 30, 2022 • 52min
NewCity NEXT
On Sunday, March 27th, NewCity held a morning of celebration and anticipation called NewCity NEXT, where we rejoiced for everything the Lord has done at NewCity and heard updates from our pastors and leaders on what is next for NewCity in the months and years to come.

Mar 29, 2022 • 22min
Romans Bible Study Preview | Romans 5:1-11
In this episode, Nate Claiborne gives a recap of the discussion last Sunday in Romans Bible Study, which was mostly from Genesis 12, 15, & 17, and follows that with a brief preview of what we'll discuss this coming Sunday from Romans 5:1-11.

Mar 23, 2022 • 13min
Romans Bible Study Preview | Romans 4:1-25
In this episode, Nate gives a longer than usual recap of things you missed from Romans Bible Study last Sunday, and a brief preview of what we'll discuss this coming Sunday from Romans 4:1-25.

Mar 21, 2022 • 30min
Romans 3-4: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Linebaugh
In this episode, Theologian in Residence Dr. Michael Allen takes a deeper look at Romans 3-4 with Dr. Jonathan Linebaugh. Together, they examine the background of Paul's use of Abraham in these chapters of Romans, as well as how it has been interpreted. Dr Jonathan Linebaugh teaches New Testament at the University of Cambridge, and he’s a visiting lecturer regularly at RTS Orlando. Dr Linebaugh's main academic interest is the interpretation of the New Testament, especially the letters of Paul. This interest works both backwards and forwards, bringing Paul’s writing into conversation both with the literature contemporaneous with it and with the history of interpreting Paul. He has written and edited books related to all those interests. More information can be found here.Dr. Linebaugh has a collection of essays on Paul coming out later this month called The Word of the Cross: Reading Paul. For Luther's reading of Romans 3-4, it is worth checking out The Freedom of The Christian. Lastly, Dr. Allen's Justification and the Gospel is another helpful academic resource for anyone who wants to explore further.

Mar 17, 2022 • 10min
Romans Bible Study Preview | Romans 3:21-31
In this episode, Nate gives a brief recap of things you missed from Romans Bible Study last Sunday, and a brief preview of questions we'll discuss this coming Sunday from Romans 3:21-31.

Mar 9, 2022 • 10min
Romans Bible Study Preview | Romans 3:9-20
In this episode, Nate gives a brief recap of things you missed from Romans Bible Study last Sunday, and a brief preview of questions we'll discuss this coming Sunday from Romans 3:9-20.

Mar 7, 2022 • 36min
Common Rhythm: A Conversation with Case Thorp
In this episode, Benjamin Kandt sits down with Dr. Case Thorp to talk about the importance of the common rhythm. Case also shares about the The Gotham Fellowship, which is part of his work leading The Collaborative.Dr. Case Thorp is Senior Associate Pastor for Mission & Evangelism at First Presbyterian Church Orlando. You can connect with him via email (cthorp@fpco.org) or Twitter (@casethorp). You can find out more about Gotham by visiting this website.

Mar 3, 2022 • 11min
Romans Bible Study Preview | Romans 2:17-3:8
In this episode, Nate gives a brief recap of things you missed from Romans Bible Study last Sunday, and a brief preview of questions we'll discuss this coming Sunday from Romans 2:17-3:8.

Mar 1, 2022 • 42min
Common Rhythm: Why Fasting is Hard
In this episode, Nate Claiborne and Benjamin Kandt discuss the previous episode, which was an interview with Amber Clark on fasting. Here, Nate and Ben talk about some big picture dynamics (going "meta" if you will) about why fasting is both difficult, but perhaps more central to the Christian life than many would think.


