NewCity Orlando Sermons

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter shares insights on envisioning a hopeful future through the lens of prayer and community. He highlights the transformative power of aligning our aspirations with God's will, as illustrated by the contrasting visions of a businessman and a fisherman. The discussion emphasizes the importance of communal worship, prayer, and nurturing relationships within the church. By investing in these practices, we can foster spiritual growth and build a resilient community united by faith and hope.

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter, dedicated to guiding his community in understanding the Lord's Prayer, dives into how this prayer can transform daily life. He explores the significance of knowing God as our Father, drawing from key insights on divine adoption. Through engaging thought experiments, he illustrates the security of our identity as God's children, offering hope during times of anxiety. The discussion encourages listeners to reflect on their journey 'home' to the Father, emphasizing the peace found in reconnecting with divine love.

Damein Schitter, a Senior Pastor focusing on political discipleship and cultural engagement, tackles the intersection of faith and politics. He argues against the trend of privatizing faith, advocating for a revival of political discipleship rooted in Jesus's teachings. Pastor Damein outlines four postures for the church's cultural engagement, emphasizing 'incarnation'—a mission of love and redemption. He challenges listeners to avoid cynicism and revolution, instead embracing a transformative gospel living as a powerful witness in society.

Pastor Benjamin Kandt discusses navigating political traps with Jesus' wisdom, the Christian perspective on engaging in politics, and Christian patriotism. He emphasizes thoughtful dialogue, service to others before seeking political change, and putting God above worldly authorities.

The podcast dives into the vital relationship between Christian faith and politics. It highlights the biblical call for believers to submit to governing authorities while also urging them to engage in justice and civic responsibility. Key discussions include living as dual citizens of both heaven and earth, promoting kingdom values within society, and the importance of aligning personal freedoms with a higher authority. The conversation emphasizes how faith can transform community engagement and challenges listeners to navigate today's political landscape with integrity.

A dynamic look at navigating faith amid today's political landscape begins with the dual citizenship of believers. The conversation highlights the dangerous pitfalls of privatized faith and champions the role of Christianity in public life. It delves into the evolution of fundamentalist engagement in modern culture, showcasing a shift towards political activism. Finally, the discussion emphasizes fostering genuine relationships over divisive ideologies, advocating for a politics rooted in love, much like Jesus taught.

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter discusses human mortality, seeking refuge in God, and the challenges of living with hope in the face of death. He emphasizes the importance of introspection, passing on spiritual values, and recognizing Jesus as the ultimate refuge in facing mortality.

RUF Campus Minister Hardy Reynolds discusses finding refuge in God alone, security in trusting Him, vulnerability, unchosen responsibilities, and prioritizing God's voice over distractions in the Summer in the Psalms of Refuge series from Psalm 62.

Pastor of Formation & Mission Benjamin Kandt continues our Summer in the Psalms of Refuge series, preaching from Psalm 46.

Pastoral Resident Ryan Gawrych explores Psalm 91, emphasizing finding shelter and strength in God during tough times. He discusses the challenges of viewing God as a refuge, the importance of surrender and intimacy, and the significance of seeking refuge in Jesus Christ for deliverance and protection.