New Gen Sermon Podcast | New Gen City Church

In today's sermon Russ warns about the condition of the heart when it is weighed down by self-righteousness, legalism and hypocrisy.

From the blind man at the Pool of Siloam, to the book of Job, Russ illustrates how it is unhelpful to focus on what causes our suffering, but better to reflect on how this chapter of our life can best be used to bring about God's purposes.

In a follow up to last month's Vision & Values sermon on Team, Russ shares more about the importance of team within the church, and how the different parts of the church body function together as one.

When Paul lists pieces of the Armour of God in Ephesians, he isn't just giving us a list of good qualities to develop. He is showing us the importance of wearing them, and how to wear them together, so as to be effective in repelling the enemy and in serving God.

Ruth challenges us to not just accept Jesus as our saviour, but to walk the narrow path of relationship and obedience, and to see it manifest as good fruits and blessings within our life.

Teresa speaks on how we get our wants and needs met in the Kingdom of God, without resorting to the worldly ways of selfish ambition.

In today's sermon Trevor examines the challenges the early church faced in understanding and navigating the relationship between grace and law, and how man-made rules and rituals can just as easily undermine the Gospel message today.

In today's sermon, Joe warns us that sin left unchecked can multiply and create distance between us and our ever-faithful father.

In Clint's latest installment of his series on God's attributes, he looks at God's knowledge of all things, and the implications this has for our walk with him.

In today's Mothers Day sermon, Russ does a deep dive into Chapter 31 of Proverbs, where we hear more about the noble and virtuous character, which God can help us build.

In today's vision and values message, Russ expounds on God's nature as team, and how team can be witnessed through Israel's experiences in the Old Testament, through the early church in the New Testament, and in our church today, following the lead of 1 Corinthians 12:21-31.

In his latest installment on the Gospel of John, Russ examines the Jesus' claim to be God and the Jewish attitudes towards Samaritans, before concluding with scriptural encouragement for those of us who seek courage to share the gospel with others.

In this episode, various young Christians from New Gen City Church share their reflections and insights on their favourite passages from The Bible.

In today's Easter sermon, Trevor shares with us God's plan of redemption - lovingly crafted, as part of his promise to bring us back into relationship with him.

In today's sermon, Anthony explores the good news of God's offer to cover us in the righteousness of Jesus Christ, and how God's plans were outlined in the Old Testament and even pre-date this world itself.

Referencing the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus from Philippians chapter two, Trevor encourages us to reflect upon the good works that God has prepared for us, so that we may be willing to step out and undertake them.

Abraham was a friend of God, but merely being his descendant doesn't make God your father. In today's sermon Russ shows how Jesus shone a spotlight on the true condition of the Pharisees, but in doing so, he also shared a ray of hope - that their current slavery to sin need not be their permanent destiny.

In today's sermon Russ explores how only Jesus, as the truth, can set us from the shackles of sin - something we could never do for ourselves; whether by deeds, lineage or ritual. There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

As Joe continues his series on King Hezekiah, he explores how the fear of God and the love of God are intertwined. "Whoever fears the Lord has a secure fortress, and for their children it will be a refuge. The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life, turning a person from the snares of death." (Proverbs 14:26-27)

In today's sermon Russ explores the rewards of discipleship - of committing to Jesus's teachings, and abiding in them throughout life.

Russ resumes his series on the Gospel of John, by exploring the intimate spiritual relationship that John had with Jesus, and how John's awe of the Son of God shaped both the content and structure of his gospel.

In today's sermon Clint explores the way in which it benefits us to take rest, to trust in the Lord's provision, and take time amidst the busyness of life to draw nearer to God and our family.

In today's sermon, Tristan brings helpful guidance on how we can avoid the world's distractions, by living an intentional life and being attentive to the Lord's plans for us in 2026.

Whether it be the idols and false gods of the days of Hezekiah, or the modern snares which may tempt us, Joe encourages us to steer clear of any temptations and distractions, which may draw our eyes away from God.

In today's sermon Trevor encourages us to surrender all aspects of our life into our Lord's hands - in trust and humility.