New Dawn Parish

In this Service of Songs, from Ecclesiastes 3:1–8, we reflected on the seasons of life, the sovereignty of God over time, and the hope found in trusting Him through every beginning and ending. We honor the life and memory of Cape Elder Brother Michael Dahunsi Olusoji, a beloved member of New Dawn. Key Reflections: * The truth that there is a time and season for every purpose under heaven. * God’s...

Their eyes were closed, not until Jesus broke bread with them. Why?

Key Sermon Points from Matthew 16:20–24 ​ The importance of silence and timing in divine revelation. ​ Jesus’ first clear teaching about His suffering and resurrection. ​ Peter’s misunderstanding of God’s plan and human resistance to suffering. ​ The danger of setting your mind on man’s interests instead of God’s will. ​ The true meaning of discipleship: self-denial, cross-bearing, and obedience.

Key Sermon Points: • Jesus as the model of balanced ministry: teaching, preaching, and healing. • The reach of the gospel beyond boundaries, cities, and limitations. • The reality of Jesus as the Healer of all manner of sickness and affliction. • The gathering of multitudes as a response to divine power and truth. • How the kingdom of God is demonstrated through word and power working together.

The meaning of “It is finished” as the completion of redemption.

In this sermon discussion, from Mark 15:33–41, we reflected on the moment of darkness at the crucifixion and the death of Jesus, and how even in suffering, God was revealing the fullness of His mercy and redemption. Key Sermon Points: • The darkness over the land as Jesus bore the weight of sin. • The meaning of Jesus’ cry and His final surrender: “It is finished.” • The tearing of the temple veil...

​How believers can overcome confusion, conspiracy, and misinformation through spiritual discernment and truth. ​ Who Pontius Pilate was and his role in the trial of Jesus as the Roman governor caught between justice and political pressure. ​ Who Barabbas represents and the symbolism of his release in place of Jesus. ​ Why Jesus had to die outside Jerusalem and the prophetic significance of this ac...

Though it seemed like a miscarriage of justice, something divine was unfolding—salvation was being orchestrated, yet the world did not recognize it.

Key Sermon Points: • The humility of Christ in washing the disciples’ feet. • The call to serve others selflessly as true disciples. • The power of love as the true mark of a believer. • The new commandment to love one another as Christ has loved us. • How love and humility sustain us even in seasons of betrayal and weakness.

Key Sermon Points: • The significance of the Last Supper as a covenant of love and sacrifice. • Judas’ betrayal as a warning against a heart that drifts from Christ. • Peter’s denial and the weakness of human confidence without grace. • The scattering of the disciples and the reality of fear in the face of trial. • Christ’s unwavering love and commitment even when men fail Him.

In this sermon, from John 17:1–19, we studied Jesus’ prayer to the Father before His sacrifice, revealing His heart for glory, preservation, and sanctification of His people. Key Sermon Points: • Jesus’ desire for the Father to be glorified through Him. • The gift and meaning of eternal life—knowing God. • Christ’s prayer for the preservation of His disciples in the world. • The believer’s identit...

In this sermon, from 1 Corinthians 1:10–17, we studied the call to unity in the body of Christ and the danger of division among believers. Key Sermon Points: ​ The call to oneness and unity in Christ Jesus. ​ The danger of division and alignment with men instead of Christ. ​ Understanding that Christ is not divided—our allegiance must be to Him alone. ​ The priority of the gospel over personalitie...

In this sermon, from Matthew 26:1–13, on Holy Monday, we studied the actions of the woman with the jar of alabaster oil and her act of deep devotion to Jesus in the days leading to His sacrifice. Key Sermon Points: • The meaning of sacrificial worship poured out without reservation. • Recognizing the value of Jesus above all else. • The contrast between true devotion and human criticism. • Spiritu...

In this prophet/ess service We unpack: • Why prophecy is an invitation to pray, not a guarantee to relax. • Elijah’s posture — head down, travailing until heaven responds. • The discipline of praying until (not just praying once). • How to stay consistent when there’s still no visible sign. • Why the cloud may be small, but the rain is certain. Sometimes, the gap between promise and manifestation...

Before Samson ever touched purpose, God spoke to his parents. Because raising a child called by God isn’t casual — it’s intentional, spiritual, and deeply prophetic. This episode is for anyone raising, guiding, or shaping a child with destiny on their life.

Not every word is harmless. Some hit like weapons, some heal like medicine — and some just show up at the wrong time. From proverbs 25:18-20, we discuss How words can wound like weapons or build like tools. • The danger of false promises and broken trust. • Why timing matters — even truth can be harmful in the wrong moment. • Emotional intelligence in communication: reading the room and the heart....

Paul is literally on trial… and still preaching. In this moment, what should’ve been a defence turns into a sermon — bold, unapologetic, and a little uncomfortable for everyone in the room. Because when you’ve seen the truth, you don’t just defend it — you declare it.

Jonah 1:1-9

In this Mercy Service, from Genesis 17:1–8, we studied God’s covenant with Abraham and His promise to establish an everlasting relationship with his descendants. Key Sermon Points: • God’s call to walk before Him and be blameless. • The mercy of God revealed through covenant promises. • God’s assurance of fruitfulness beyond human limitation. • The power of divine identity and name change. • God’s...

In this sermon, from Acts 20:25–32, we studied Paul’s farewell charge to the Ephesian elders and the responsibilities of spiritual leadership as we enter a new season. Key Sermon Points: • Faithfulness to the full counsel of God. • The responsibility of watchfulness over God’s flock. • Guarding against wolves and false teachings. • Commitment to God and to the word of His grace. • Building lives a...

In this sermon, from Ezekiel 47:1–12 and Revelation 21:1–8, we studied the river that flows from God’s presence and the promise of a new heaven and a new earth. As we crossed into a new year, we reflected on God’s work of renewal, healing, and restoration for His people. Key Sermon Points: • The river from the temple as a picture of increasing depth, life, and healing. • How God’s presence transfo...

Christmas Eve 2025 Isaiah 42:1–9 · Romans 15:5–13 On this holy night, we reflect on the promise of Christ, the Light sent to the nations. • The chosen Servant of the Lord — gentle, faithful, and anointed with justice. • A light to the Gentiles — hope extended to all people. • The unity of believers — glorifying God with one heart and one voice. • Abounding in hope — joy and peace through the power...

On this blessed day, we reflect on the prophecy and birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. • The promised ruler from Bethlehem — God’s plan revealed long before time. • The mystery of the virgin birth — Immanuel, God with us. • From prophecy to fulfillment — Christ as our peace and Shepherd. • Hope born into the world — salvation wrapped in humility and love. Christmas Day 2025

In this Power Service, from Ephesians 2:11–18, we explore: • What it truly means to have access to the Father through Christ • How Christ breaks down walls of separation and hostility • The meaning of being brought near by the blood • The authority and boldness believers receive through reconciliation • How to walk in the reality of peace, unity, and spiritual confidence

Dec New moon service