NewCity Orlando Sermons

Listen to this week’s sermon, God is in Control preached by Pastoral Resident Kenneth Dyches from Numbers 9:15-23; 10:29-36.

Listen to this week’s sermon, God is in Control preached by Pastor Irwyn Ince from Jeremiah 1:11-19

Delve into the rich history of the Hebrew benediction, uncovering its intricate structure and cultural significance for the Israelites. Discover how the Aaronic blessing shapes personal well-being and fosters connections, demonstrating the power of God's presence in our lives. The discussion highlights the profound need for security and belonging that these blessings address, ultimately linking them to the assurance found in Christ.

Rev. Benjamin Kandt discusses the census in Numbers, focusing on its military significance and the Levites' unique role. The dialogue highlights the importance of divine communication and community in facing personal spiritual struggles. Listeners explore the tension between inner peace and societal temptations, with encouragement to rely on Christ in spiritual warfare. The role of the Levites underscores the transition from the Old Testament to the inclusive invitation of Christ, emphasizing community and the Holy Spirit in experiencing God's presence.

The discussion focuses on Jesus' invitation to receive living water, symbolizing the Holy Spirit, as a foundation for true discipleship. It highlights the importance of community, communion, and outreach, showing how personal faith can inspire others. The concept of spiritual thirst is explored, emphasizing the need for connection with Jesus for fulfillment. The role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers is underscored, showcasing the transformative effects of faith in everyday life and community service.

The discussion focuses on the powerful themes of love and community, rooted in the message of 1 John 4:7-21. Listeners explore how true love originates from God and the importance of discipleship in creating connections that combat loneliness. The beauty of the triune God's love is highlighted, emphasizing its significance in our relationships. An impactful story about an elderly woman illustrates the need for genuine connections, while the importance of communion within the church and embodying divine love closes the conversation.

Rev. Benjamin Kandt dives into what it means to be shaped by God's Word amidst competing voices. He emphasizes the essential hunger for Scripture, likening it to newborns craving milk. The importance of laying aside malice and envy is highlighted, encouraging listeners to nourish their faith through the Spirit and truth of the Bible. The discussion also touches on the significance of community and shared growth in Christ, advocating for a vision centered on genuine transformation and collective maturity.

Rev. Benjamin Kandt discusses the transformative power of God's mercy, using the Apostle Paul's life as a profound example. He emphasizes that no one is too far gone to experience Christ's love. The conversation explores the impact of genuine kindness on beliefs and the struggles of sharing faith. Paul's journey from persecutor to believer serves as a reminder that grace reshapes our narratives. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to live out their faith with humility and gratitude, anchoring their lives in God's unwavering faithfulness.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Jesus' profound compassion sparks a call to mission for His followers. Listeners are challenged to transform their daily lives into opportunities for witnessing the gospel. The connection between heartfelt prayer and active engagement highlights that everyone, not just church leaders, can be laborers in the harvest. Personal stories illustrate a journey from mystical beliefs to a steadfast faith in Jesus, emphasizing the transformative impact of compassion and the shared responsibility of spreading His message.

In this heartfelt sermon from Rev. Ryan Gawrych, part of our Preach Your Heart Out series, the congregation is invited into the deep affection and Christ-centered joy the Apostle Paul expresses for the Philippians.Drawing from Philippians 1:3–11, Rev. Gawrych explores how gospel partnerships create lasting spiritual bonds marked by gratitude, prayer, and mutual encouragement. He emphasizes that Christian fellowship isn’t merely social, but spiritual—rooted in our shared participation in the grace of God.Rev. Gawrych also unpacks Paul's confident prayer that God will complete the good work He began in His people. Through this lens, listeners are challenged to see themselves and others not as unfinished projects to be judged, but as beloved co-laborers in whom God is faithfully working. The sermon concludes with a call to pray for one another with affection, asking God to grow our love in knowledge and discernment so we may walk in holiness and bear fruit to the glory of Christ.