New Community Church

The world says a lot about money, and the Bible says a lot about money. Katherine opens up the Bible and looks at God’s better story for our finances. He doesn’t promise you a life of wealth and luxury; He promises you Himself. 
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This week, we were joined by Jim Partridge at our New Ground Sunday. Jim shared on the importance of 'One Generation to Another' and how all of us can play a part in building a legacy of faith well beyond our own immediate lives.

This week, Reuben again looks at the priority of Community for us as a church. He opens up Acts 2 to show how God has designed us to be in community with each other, and it is through this act of fellowship that we join in something of God Himself in the Trinity.

Lengthen and Strengthen: Come everyone who thirsts Part 7, -Siji Kolajo by New Community Church

We are a people, not a meeting. As we look to lengthen and strengthen in Community, Reuben uses Romans 16 to show a picture of the diverse group of people working out the gospel in the Church of Rome. We look at what this can teach us and how we are moving forward to lengthen and strengthen our Neighbourhood Communities to reach South East London. You can find out more about New Community at newco...

Throughout the history of the Church, leaders are raised and appointed. We believe that in order to prepare for what God is calling us to, raising leaders is a vital task. This Sunday, James shared how we are actively looking to raise leaders across the life of the church, including appointing Deacons to work alongside the elders in leading the church. You can find out more about New Community at...

The church is like a body and for it to be healthy every part needs to be involved. If as a church we want to lengthen we will need to first strengthen - and this will mean everyone using their gifts and playing their part. Find out more about New Community at newcom.church

Jon looks at when Jesus calls the first disciples and how as his followers we are invited on a growth journey from “come and see” to “go and multiply!”

1 Chronicles 29:1-14 points to the way we can use our time, talents and treasure. We explore how we are called to use our finances to build the house of God and extend his kingdom. Find out more about New Community at newcom.church

In Isaiah 54, God speaks to his people about a coming season of fruitfulness and multiplication. His instruction: ‘Lengthen the cords and strengthen the stakes, for you will spread aboard to the right and to the left’. We believe God continues to say this over His people. James begins our new series exploring what it means to go outwards in our mission and deeper in our discipleship. Find out more...

Two people owe different amounts of money. Who’s going to be more grateful when their debts are forgiven? Jesus uses this parable to speak into how we should respond to God and others. Rachel finishes our journey in Luke 7 looking at Jesus’ teachings in this parable. Find out more about following Jesus at newcom.church

'What happens when the leaders of the world reject every move God makes? Kemi unpacks the next part of Luke's story of Jesus where he tells the story of Jesus' radical hospitality as a challenge to our heart attitudes to God and the world around us.

‘Simi continues to look at Jesus’ questions to those around him and us. He reveals the radical role of John the Baptist but also poses big questions to us about our foundations, identity and the privilege of knowing God. Find out more at newcom.church’

Luke pivots his account away from miraculous healings to a conversation that helps us understand who Jesus is. Steve opens up this dialogue to help us understand why Jesus came. Learn more about Jesus at newcom.church/jesus

'Luke continues his story of Jesus with another miracle. Jesus encounters a grieving widow who has lost her son and raises him back to life! Matt continues our look at Jesus' life this summer by exploring how Jesus shows both compassion and authority to those he meets. Find out more about Jesus and church at newcom.church'

Tiff carries on our journey with Jesus this summer in Luke 7. We’re asked the question ‘Who is Jesus?’, and we see Jesus having remarkable power and authority through healing a centurion’s servant from a distance. Join us as we find out more of who Jesus is. If you want to find out more about Jesus and church, head to newcom.church

Dave preached the final part of our Reconciled series in Eltham with a sermon on how we are reconciled from the nations but also to the nations. Dave shares the biblical mandate to be a people that are sent to the nations, but also the blessing it is to have the nations in our church family. We also heard from some of our church family who have been going to the nations to support churches and chu...

This Sunday, Natalie Williams, CEO of Jubilee+ shared how we are a reconciled people across every divide, including class. Natalie shares from her own story of growing up in a working class environment and how becoming a Christian made her realise what Jesus actually called her to, not what she saw in the church culture around her. Natalie repeats the prophetic call from Revelation 7 to be a famil...

This week we were joined by Owen Hylton, who Pastors Beacon Church Brixton, and co-founder of The Reconciled Church ministry. Owen spoke to us about the centrality of Prayer in being a Reconciled Church, and encouraged us that every time we meet together, we are outworking Jesus' declaration that 'my house will be a house of prayer for all nations'. You can find out more about The Reconciled Churc...

God sets the lonely in families' is a truth revealed in the Old Testament. This Father's Day, Frank spoke to our Sidcup 3.30 congregation about how we are reconciled into family with one another. We marked this truth across our meetings with baptisms and baby thanksgivings as a sign of all that God has done for us. Find out more about Jesus at newcom.church/jesus

The Gospel says that we are reconciled across every divide, including racial divides. This week, both Nick and Yemi look at Galatians 2 where Paul confronts Peter for putting a dividing wall between Jew and Gentile. In a world that can be fractured by racial divides, what does living out the Gospel or reconciliation look like with people very different from ourselves? Find out more about New Commu...

The Gospel says that we are reconciled across every divide, including racial divides. This week, both Yemi and Nick look at Galatians 2 where Paul confronts Peter for putting a dividing wall between Jew and Gentile. In a world that can be fractured by racial divides, what does living out the Gospel or reconciliation look like with people very different from ourselves? Find out more about New Commu...

What does reconciliation actually look like? It can be costly, exhausting and hard work, but also a fundamental part of the Gospel. Nick looks at the story of Jacob and Esau to see how God gives us a model of this work in the Bible. Find out more about church at newcom.church

'James continues our series by teaching us how we are reconciled across divides. Looking at Ephesians 2, we see how the reconciliation we have received in Christ, drives our reconciliation with each other. James teaches of how we so often put up divides, but it is our identity in Christ that brings us together. Find out more at newcom.church/jesus'

Our starting point for any reconciliation is that we have first been reconciled to God. In this sermon, Emma helps us see just how significant Jesus’ work on the cross was in bringing us back into relationship with God, but also being the great leveller for all humanity. If you’d like to find out more about Jesus, go to: newcom.church/jesus