NewCity Orlando Sermons

This sermon continues our series on Galatians with Eric Stites, NewCity Orlando’s Holden Heights Congregation Planter

This sermon continues our series on the book of Galatians with Lead Pastor, Ted Sinn.

This sermon begins our series on the New Testament letter to the Galatians with Lead Pastor, Ted Sinn.

This discussion dives into biblical principles of parenting, emphasizing the importance of discipline in nurturing growth. It advocates for a balanced approach, integrating delight, discipleship, and discipline. Personal stories illustrate wisdom in tailoring discipline to a child's unique personality, while reinforcing the concept that discipline should be rooted in love, not punishment. The relationship between God's love and parenting is explored, encouraging parents to reflect divine love in their own interactions with children.

Church Planting Resident, Dan Anderson, preaching on the “The One Who is Enough”

Explore the foundational principles of biblical parenting, highlighting the importance of unconditional love and guiding children through example. Delve into the vital role of discipleship, learning how to model a Christ-centered life for your kids. Discover essential principles for effective parenting that encourage sacrificial living. The discussion concludes with a reflective prayer for divine guidance in nurturing faith, making it a meaningful and insightful journey for parents.

Explore biblical parenting with a focus on delight, discipleship, and discipline. The conversation contrasts fear-based approaches with love, fostering positive connections between parents and children. Discover inspiring stories, like a former athlete choosing to serve underprivileged kids over a sports career. Learn about Big Oak Ranch's mission to support children facing adversity through nurturing relationships. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the power of joy and intentionality in raising well-rounded children.

This sermon from NewCity Holden Heights Congregation Planter, Eric Stites, casts vision for the congregation plant with a sober look at the “First City: Our Present Reality” and a Hope for the “NewCity: Our Future Reality”

This sermon concludes our series on the Psalms.

This sermon, from July 21, 2013, continues our series on the Psalms with Lead Pastor, Ted Sinn.