NewCity Orlando
NewCity Orlando Sermons
NewCity Orlando is a gospel-centered church pursuing personal transformation, authentic community and cultural renewal. Our mission is whole-life gospel transformation for the glory of God and the good of our neighbor. Subscribe here to listen to our weekly sermons.
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Ep. 6 Shielding Innocence with Caleb Grover and Kelly Winkler 14.03.2019 32:02
In this episode, we sat down with Caleb Grover and Kelly Winkler of Shielding Innocence to learn more about them, how Shielding Innocence started, and what someone can expect from attending a Shielding Innocence conference.
Believe - Metaphors of Believing | Eating the Bread of Life 20.02.2019 36:46
One of the most profound metaphors that Jesus uses to describe himself and belief in him is that of his being “the Bread of Life.” In using this metaphor, Jesus is indicating to us that we have the kind of God who is deeply invested in providing for His people throughout their journey. For bread is not a means of creation, but of sustenance, and God knows that we are built to be sustained by Him a...
Songs of the Messiah | Angels' Song of Peace | Advent 17.12.2018 36:32
Sermon Scripture - Luke 2:8-20.
Songs of the Messiah | Mary's Song of Trust | Advent 03.12.2018 31:29
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Ep. 5 Advent - Season of Waiting 02.12.2018 25:46
In this podcast, Benjamin Kandt and Damein Schitter sit down to talk about Advent. They discuss how Advent is a season of waiting and how, biblically speaking, waiting is expectant hope mixed with inward groaning. Ben and Damein discuss what makes waiting difficult and how our current cultural mood works against our growing in biblical hope.
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