Newlife Church: Robina

In Mark 2, we encounter a moment of both great faith and great challenge—a paralyzed man lowered through a roof, and a Savior who sees deeper than the surface. In Sunday’s message, Ps. Ori unpacks how Jesus doesn’t just heal bodies—He forgives sins, confronts doubt, and reveals His divine authority. The question isn’t just, “Can Jesus heal me?” but “Do I believe He truly sees and restores all of m...

In Exodus 4:1–17, we see Moses wrestling with doubt and insecurity, questioning whether he is truly capable of fulfilling God’s call. God meets Moses in his hesitation, patiently reminding him that it’s not about Moses' ability, but God’s power at work through him. Even Moses' weaknesses become opportunities for God’s strength to be displayed. This sermon invites us to reflect on the moments we fe...

In Exodus 2:11-23, we see Moses at a crossroads, confronting his identity and the calling God has placed on his life. This pivotal moment shows how Moses' struggle with the Hebrew people is a part of God’s bigger plan to shape him for His purposes. Like Moses, we often avoid difficult questions about who we are, but God uses these struggles to refine our character and draw us closer to His mission...

In a time of oppression and uncertainty, God’s purposes are quietly unfolding. The birth and rescue of Moses are not just acts of survival but signs of divine provision—reminders that God is at work, even in the shadows. Through this passage, we see echoes of God’s interaction with His people throughout the biblical narrative. How does His provision of Moses reflect His faithfulness across generat...

As Pharaoh seeks to tighten his grip on the Israelites, we see a stark contrast between the world’s economy—built on fear, control, and oppression—and God’s kingdom, which calls His people to faithfulness, courage, and integrity. This sermon explores the defiant faith of the Hebrew midwives, whose quiet resistance to Pharaoh’s decree reveals the power of conviction in the face of injustice. How do...

As we begin our journey through Exodus, we must first recognise that this is not the start of the story—it is a continuation. The opening verses of Exodus connect us back to Genesis, reminding us that God’s work did not end with Joseph and his family in Egypt. Instead, His plan continues, shaping His people for what is to come. In this sermon, we’ll explore how the narrator sets up the story of Ex...

Join us this Sunday for our annual Vision Sunday — a time to return to the vision God has laid before us and the mission we are called to as His church. We’ll reflect on the great commission Jesus gave us in Matthew 28: to make disciples of all nations. At Newlife, this call shapes everything we do as we seek to see more people more like Jesus. Together, we’ll be reminded that discipleship isn’t a...

In the final message of our Rhythms series, Ps. Aaron Frost inspires us to live on mission with Jesus. Through Matthew 28, Matthew 4, and Luke 4, we’ll explore the rhythms that help us preach, demonstrate, and make space for the Gospel in our daily lives. Hospitality, proclamation, and action—these are the ways we can embody Jesus’ mission in the world. What Gospel are you preaching? Join us as we...