New Life Fellowship NYC Sermons

As the church we are called to live in the world by the values of heaven. When we do this the world around us gets to see what it looks like when heaven comes to earth. Sermon Questions

Though goats and sheep were common, God uses sheep as a reference to His people, all throughout Scripture. Though many of us may have little real-life experience with sheep or flocks, the word picture holds deep significance for followers of Jesus today, whether we are city or country dwellers. Sermon Questions

The Church is the Bride of Christ - but what does that mean for us today? How does it impact our lives and mission to the world? SERMON QUESTIONS: https://newlife.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/sermon-questions-8.2.2020.pdf

We continue our series exploring the identity and mission of the Church. In this sermon, Pastor Rich preaches on the Church as the Body of Christ. We take a look at Paul’s words to the church in Corinth and see how his message connects to our congregation in Queens. SERMON QUESTIONS: https://newlife.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/sermon-questions-7.26.2020.pdf NEXT STEPS: https://newlife.nyc/nextsteps OFFERING: https://newlife.nyc/give PHASE 2 REOPENING FAQ: https://newlife.nyc/reopening_faq

Part 1 of our #Church series is all about the universal identity and mission of the Church. In this new world we find ourselves in, it’s important that we revisit the universal identity and mission of Church. In this sermon, Pastor Rich focuses on the “Church as Family.” Sermon Questions

Pastor Rich offers a sermon on the kind of freedom offered by Jesus—one that comes from above, is experienced within, and is expressed to the world. Sermon Questions

In this final sermon in our series through Philippians, Pastor Rich preaches on the connection between joy and contentment. In a world often marked by discontentment and coveting, we will explore the forces within us, and outside of us, that hinder our joy. Sermon Questions

We’ve all got ambition for something, in some cases it drives us to reach goals and build our lives. But is there something else we can be ambitious for that will impact our lives in deeper ways? Paul points us to a new ambition that leads us to the life we were all made for. Sermon Questions

In this sermon, Pastor Rich continues our series through Philippians. In this part of the letter, Paul is addressing "joy-killers" that come in the form of misplaced confidence. We will learn what it means to place our confidence in the right things that produce joy. Sermon Questions

In this pandemic, we find ourselves in high stress environments at home, at work or in our own neighborhoods. We observe much suffering around us. There is much reason to complain and grumble. Yet what the world needs now is an anti-grumbling vaccine. What we need is a joyful service that imparts hope in a hurting world. Philippians 2 shows us how we build this into our lives. Sermon Questions