New Life Fellowship NYC

This week, we will explore the discipline of Confession. We often have negative associations with confession, but Pastor Sherin will examine how this liberating practice can open us up to transformation.

Welcome to our Sunday Worship Gathering! Part 3 of our series on #SpiritualDisciplines is all about the important discipline of serving

This Sunday, Pastor Rich continues our summer series on Spiritual Disciplines. He preaches on the important discipline of meditation. This discipline has the potential to deepen our lives in Christ in significant ways.

Sometimes the thing we need most is the thing most difficult to achieve. This week join us as we explore The Way of Silence: what it means for us as individuals and as a community.

Have you ever felt far from God? The Lord promises that Jesus will make a way to you. In Luke 3:1-14, we read that no obstacle, no sin, not even God's wrath, will keep Jesus from coming near to you. We invite you meditate on Luke 3:1-14 to prepare your hearts to receive this promise.

"Good" is a word with mixed meanings in our society today. What does it mean that God is good and how does this promise encourage and challenge us in the midst of the brokenness we see in our world and in our own lives? Sermon questions available at [newlife.nyc](newlife.nyc)

We continue to explore the promises of God. Throughout scripture, we are assured of God's presence. What does this promise mean for us today and how does this promise change the way we live?

This Sunday, we start a new summer series on The Promises of God. Pastor Rich leads us through Psalm 55, preaching on the promise that God will sustain us through the challenges of life. Take some time to read through this psalm.

This Sunday, Pastor Rich wraps up our 11-week series through Romans 8. We focus on the soaring climax of Paul's theological focus. If you are curious or even doubtful of God's love, this sermon will give you a much needed change of perspective.

This Sunday, Pastor Rich continues our series through Romans 8. This is week 10. In this message, we will explore one of the greatest lines in all of the Bible--that God is for us.

We often hear that God works all things for good but what does "good" mean?

In our world we are constantly receiving the message that to be "someone" means to be strong, never show weakness. But our God invites us to weakness. Join us this Sunday as we explore God's invitation to weakness and the hope that we find in the journey.

This Sunday, Pastor Rich continues our series through Romans 8. He explores the important connection we have between groaning and hoping. In a world marked by so much groaning, we are called to enter into it, but to do so from a place of hope. If you find yourself groaning in some area of your life, this sermon will serve you well.

We have been exploring what it means to be Risen with Christ. It is our new identity. But what is the purpose of our new identity? This Sunday, you will be reminded of, and be encouraged by, your purpose as a child of God.

On Sunday we continue our study of Romans 8. In this week's passage, Paul uses the metaphor of adoption to explain our new life in Christ. Pastor Sherin explores our identity as a child in God's family and how it liberates us from fear and condemnation.

In this sermon, Pastor Rich continues to explore Romans 8. He examines the critical connection between acceptance and obedience, which is core to the gospel and our lives in God.

In this third part of our series through Romans 8, Pastor Rich explores the mindset that leads to the kind of life we all long for. We pay close attention to the Apostle Paul's flow of thinking and how people who have been set free through Christ are to find new levels of freedom.

There is great hope for the next generation and it can be found in one place. This week we'll talk about the secret sauce to reaching the next generation.

This Sunday, Pastor Rich continues our series on Romans 8. He will preach through verses 2-4, exploring the new possibilities that Christ has secured for us.

This Sunday we start a new 10-week series through Romans 8. This is one of the most theologically packed and beautiful chapters in the entire Bible. Pastor Rich kicks off the series focusing on the gospel truth that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. He explores the ways this can lead to freedom in the ways we see ourselves.

Finding yourself on mute doesn’t just happen on zoom video calls. It happens in our homes, our cities and in our world. Whether it’s the cries of minorities or the pain of the marginalized, many voices are placed on mute. But on this Palm Sunday, we see how the plan of God through Christ empowers us to unmute ourselves.

In this final sermon in the book of Job, Pastor Rich teaches on the hopeful and gracious ending that offers us many lessons as we navigate through pain and difficulty.

This Sunday, we continue our Lenten series through the book of Job. Pastor Rich preaches on one of the most majestic, and possibly frustrating chapters, in the Bible. We will learn the surprising way how God responded to Job in his time of grief and questioning, and what it means for our lives.

This Sunday we continue our Lenten series through the book of Job. Pastor Rich explores what might be the most important theme of this book--the faulty theology of Job's friends. The ancient theology they espouse is deeply ingrained in the hearts of many people. Pastor Rich highlights this theology and offers an alternative way of understanding God and making sense of our pain.

This Sunday we continue our Lenten series through the book of Job. Pastor Rich focuses on one of the speeches of Job. This is a speech that teaches us a great deal about ways we respond to suffering, and how God meets us in grace.