NewCity Orlando Sermons

Explore the critical gap between outward appearances and true faithfulness, emphasizing inner transformation. Delve into issues of moral accountability and hypocrisy, urging self-reflection among believers. Discover how Jewish identity shifts under the law have led to misguided externalism. Unpack the dangers of misplaced trust in religious identity over genuine faith. Finally, contrast the authenticity of worship with mere performance, highlighting the need for true transformation and deeper connection with God.

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter continues our Romans series, preaching through Romans 2:1-16. 

Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt continues our Romans series by preaching about the wrath of God and our sexual brokenness from Romans 1:18-32.You can listen to the podcast episode with Theologian in Residence Michael Allen and Director of Content & Education Nate Claiborne by clicking here.For an additional resource that Pastor Ben recommends and relied on to some extent in crafting his sermon, listen to this talk given by Joshua Ryan Butler.

Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt continues our series in Romans preaching from 1:18-17. There, we see that the gospel creates a certain kind of people, and that is primarily because of the type of gospel that it is.

In the first episode of NewCity's Roman series, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter introduces the book from Romans 1:1-7.

In the final sermon in A Praying Family, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter preaches from Acts 6:1-6.

Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt preaches from Acts 4:5-31 to continue A Praying Family: Explorations in Acts. In our current day and age, we face many uncertainties. Fear gives us tunnel vision, but praise gives us perspective. If we will lean into bold praying, we can learn to live boldly.

Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt continues our Acts series in the story of Peter healing the lame man in Acts 3:1-21. Here, we see the power through prayer and that being prayerful is to be powerful because prayer moves the hand that moves the world.

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter continues A Praying Family by preaching from Acts 2:42-47. Here, we see a praying family is a devoted family. What we devote ourselves to is one of the most important things about us. And, what we devote ourselves to forms us in specific ways. The early church in Acts was deliberate, daily, and directed in their devotion to God in prayer.

In this first sermon in a new series, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter preaches from Acts 1:6-14. There, we learn that prayer in the early church was:PersistentReliant on GodAligned with God's PromisesYielded to His WillExpectant of His PowerRhythm in PatternUsing this P.R.A.Y.E.R. acronym can encourage us in our own pursuit of corporate prayer in the New Year.