New City Church Naples

In the second week of the 'Build the House' series, Pastor Joe explores the vital role of the local church in God's plan to reach families and communities. Drawing from personal stories and Scripture, this message emphasizes that every believer is uniquely gifted to contribute to the church's mission. Listeners are encouraged to move from being consumers to contributors, discovering their God-given purpose and participating in building a church that impacts lives for generations.

In this first message from the 'Build a House' series at New City Church, Pastor Joe explores the value of the local church and the importance of each person playing their unique role in the body of Christ. Drawing from Philippians 2:3-4, the sermon challenges us to value others above ourselves and to contribute selflessly to the community.

Josh teaches on the significance of gratitude, explaining how remembering God's blessings leads to peace and contentment. He highlights that gratitude is for our benefit, not God's, and encourages us to embed thankfulness deeply into their lives. The sermon ends with communion, remembering Christ's sacrifice with a posture of gratitude.

Explore what it means to be called by God to be part of His team, to carry the name of Jesus, and to let your life revolve around His purpose. Pastor Randy from Bayside Community Church brings a message that unpacks the biblical concept of 'calling,' the importance of community, and how aligning your life with God's axis leads to fulfillment and spiritual victory.

This sermon examines Elijah's experience in the cave from 1 Kings 19, highlighting how God calls us out of isolation and into community and purpose. It addresses the dangers of pride and the necessity of humility and support from others, encouraging listeners to step out of their 'caves' and into the plans God has for them.

In the first week of the two-part series 'The Way Back,' Pastor Joe brings a message that explores the journey of Elijah in the book of First Kings. This message focuses on how Elijah found himself in a place of fear and isolation, and what we can learn from his story about the dangers of running from our problems and the importance of community. The message encourages listeners to reflect on their own journeys, recognize the traps of isolation, and seek God's voice and love in the midst of life's challenges.

In the final week of the Make Room series, Pastor Joe highlights a message that explores the theme of identity in Christ, emphasizing how the Holy Spirit affirms believers as God's children. Through relatable illustrations and a call to remember Christ's sacrifice, the sermon encourages listeners to reject lies about their identity and embrace the truth of being fully loved by God. The message concludes with an invitation to faith and a time of communion.

In this sermon, Pastor Joe concludes the 'Make Room' series by exploring how believers can make space in their lives for the presence of God through the Holy Spirit. Drawing from passages in John, Acts, and Galatians, the message emphasizes the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit, the importance of both initial and fresh infillings, and the transformative power available to every follower of Jesus. Pastor Joe's sermon encourages listeners to rely not on their own strength, but on the Spirit's power to live out their faith and bear spiritual fruit.

In week three of the 'Make Room' series, Pastor Joe explores the parable of the lost coin from Luke 15. The message emphasizes that God's love is not earned by our actions, but as recipients of His grace, we are invited to participate in His work through practical efforts—especially with our time and finances. The sermon challenges listeners to serve, invest in God's kingdom, and make room for divine interruptions, all while resting in the assurance of God's unconditional love.

A sermon from Pastor Joe on the parables of Luke 15, emphasizing God's love for the lost and the call to make room in our hearts for hope, grace, and a renewed relationship with Jesus.