NewCity Orlando Sermons

Lead Pastor Damein Schitter continues our series on corporate worship, highlighting the importance of gathering together and renewing our relationship with Christ.

Lead Pastor Damein Schitter begins a new series on the importance of corporate worship.

Pastoral Intern Benjamin Kandt concludes our Summer in the Psalms series by showing us the movement of Psalm 73, ending with the nearness of God.

Dr. Michael Allen preaches through Psalm 13, showing us how to lean into Lament.

Pastoral Intern Benjamin Kandt preaches on Psalm 51, teaching us that confession is meant to lead us to happiness and praise.

Pastoral Intern Benjamin Kandt begins a 4-week series on the Psalms, highlighting the importance of the Psalter in the life of Christ, the Church, and the Christian.

2017 marks the 500 year anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. The Reformation has shaped the Church and the world in remarkable ways. While the Reformation produced a wide diversity of church traditions, it also produced a common heritage among Protestant churches often called the Five Solas. "Sola" is a Latin word meaning, "alone" or "only". The Five Solas are Latin phrases that summarize the basic theological principles of the Protestant Reformation, namely, - Sola Scriptura, by Scripture alone. - Sola Fide, by faith alone. - Sola Gratia, by grace alone. - Solus Christus, through Christ alone. - Soli Deo Gloria, glory to God alone. This Sunday we begin a 5 week sermon series engaging the Five Solas and their importance for our lives. 500 years later, these principles must continue to be both professed and practiced. These principles shape our faith, our parenting, our marriages, our work, and the very aim of our lives. Please join us for the next five weeks as we explore together how the Bible teaches us these truths.

Dr. Michael Allen discusses the importance of the Reformation 500 years later

Justin Holcomb, Michael Allen, and Scott Swain answer questions ranging from the priesthood of all believers to the current state of Roman Catholic doctrine.

Dr. Scott Swain discusses the importance of the Reformation 500 years later.