New City Church Tampa

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor AJ Farthing shares how Jesus’ call to follow him is costly. Key takeaways: We are to be a people of mercy rather than power Hardship over comfort Sacrifice over security Kingdom focus

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis shares how Jesus is steady in our struggle. Key takeaways: A struggle with faith (vs. 37-43) A struggle with understanding (vs. 44-45) A struggle with humility (vs. 46-48) A struggle with jealousy (vs. 49-50)

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis shares how Jesus’ glory comes with sacrifice and suffering. Key takeaways: The suffering of the Messiah. (vs.7-9, 18-27) The glory of the Messiah. (vs. 28-36)

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis shares how Jesus has great power for the storms of life. Key takeaways: Nobody is out of reach of God’s compassionate power in the storm. Don’t miss the beauty of desperation in the storm. Don’t lose hope in God’s timing in the storm. Don’t lose hope in God’s transforming and resurrecting power in the s...

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis shares how Jesus has great power for the storms of life. Key takeaways: Storms of life are inevitable. Are we trusting in God’s power? Are we trusting in Gods goodness? Jesus changes us in the storms. Bring our storms to Jesus.

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how kingdom fruitfulness flows from a submitted heart. Key takeaways: Hear the word and bear fruit. (vs. 4-15) Hear the word and shine the light. (vs. 16-18) Hear the word and obey the word. (vs. 19-21)

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how extreme love flows from extreme forgiveness. Key takeaways: No sin is too great to bring to Jesus. Extravagant grace leads to extravagant forgiveness. Extreme devotion and worship are born out of extreme forgiveness.

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how Jesus remains steadfast for the disappointed. Key takeaways: Jesus points to what is true about his messiahship. (vs 21-22) Jesus points to what is true about following Jesus in hardship. (vs. 23) Jesus points to what is true about John. (vs. 24-27) Jesus points to what is true about the K...

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how desperation makes room for God’s power. Key takeaways: Jesus is amazed by great faith. Jesus is moved by our grief.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis explains how Jesus came to give us a new foundation. Key takeaways: Good fruit comes from a good heart. (vs. 43-45) Enduring faithfulness comes from an enduring faith. (vs. 46-49)

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis explains how Jesus came to lead us to forgive. Key takeaways: Withhold judgment and condemnation. Forgive generously. Receive the greater reward. Rely on the power of Christ.

In this week’s message Pastor AJ Farthing discusses how Jesus calls us to an uncommon love. Key takeaways: Uncommon love with deeds. Uncommon love with words. Uncommon love with prayer.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis explains how Jesus came to bring a new kingdom. Key takeaways: Weeping blessed; laughing is warned. The hated are blessed; the honored are warned.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis explains how Jesus came to grow our dependence. Key takeaways: The poor are blessed; the rich are warned. God doesn’t want our money, he wants our hearts. The hungry are blessed; the full are warned.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis explains how Jesus came to bring rest. Key takeaways: The sabbath is not intended to withhold God’s goodness, but to delight in God’s goodness. The sabbath is Jesus. The sabbath is for healing and restoration (vs. 6-10). The sabbath is counter-cultural (vs. 11).

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis shares how the resurrection brings victory. Key takeaways: The miracles of Jesus show his divinity. Prophetic fulfillment. The tomb is empty. The radical faith of his followers.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis shares how the resurrection gives us a new family. Key takeaways: A new family means a new way. A new family means a new father. A new family means a new inheritance. A new family means a new future hope. A new family means a new present help.

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis shares how the resurrection gives us a new master. Key takeaways: The way of sin and flesh The way of the Spirit

In this week’s message Pastor Eric Hovis shares how the resurrection gives new life. Key takeaways: Baptism is beautiful We’re unified with Christ into new life We’re instruments for righteousness

In this week’s message Pastor Andrew Hopper from Mercy Hill Church joins us to share what it means for God’s name to be great among the nations. Key takeaways: Because God is great, His name will be worshiped in all nations. God’s name will be great among the nations. Leverage your life that God’s name would be great among the nations.

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how we fast because the world’s joy is incomplete. Key takeaways: Old covenant fasting The joy of Jesus We fast with gospel hope

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how Jesus came for sinners. Key takeaways: Jesus came for the hated Nobody is too far gone to follow Jesus Following Jesus is worth celebrating Self-righteousness robs us from seeing God’s goodness The gospel never gets old

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses our need to come to Jesus. Key takeaways: Come to Jesus in our pain and isolation Come to Jesus in our busyness Bring our friends to Jesus Come to Jesus through the forgiveness found in the gospel

In this week’s message we continue our series in Luke: The Ministry of Jesus. Pastor Eric Hovis discusses how God transforms us into fishers of men. Key takeaways: Jesus is Worthy to Follow as Lord Jesus Calls us to Follow Him Jesus Works in Us and Through Us Jesus Calls Us to be Fishers of Men