This Sunday we were joined by Tarn Bright, Co-CEO of Home for Good and Safe Families. Tarn spoke to us powerfully about how ‘God sets the lonely into families’ and how this enables the Church to be a place where children and families can be helped to thrive. If you’d like to find out more about how you can practically make a difference through supporting families or fostering, adoption and supported lodgings please go to: https://homeforgood.org.uk/who-cares

Baptism - Death is Defeated - Jon Brown (Sidcup) by New Community Church

Preparing for multiplication in the future requires steps of faith in the present; this sermon explores the biblical principle of sowing and reaping, looking at steps of faith we need to take now in order to benefit in the future.

Exploring what it means to belong to this local church; how faith in the church leads to action, particularly in this local church; what being a disciple, family member, and missionary looks like here, with a specific call to action.

The church is central to God’s plans and purposes in the earth. This sermon paints a big picture vision of God’s glorious church and encourages us to put our faith in God’s plan for the church into action.

Faith is central to the Christian life, but faith is not passive; it is belief in action. This sermon explores the plans and purposes of God in terms of his glory and mission on earth, and how the sovereignty of God and our responsibility plays out in our individual and corporate life together, particularly in terms of what God has called us to.

In the second part of his talk at the Weekend Away event, James looks forward to what God has in store for New Community Church. (This includes prophetic words and prayers.)

James reflects on where God has taken us from and where New Community Church is in this first part of his talk at the Weekend Away event. This also includes a session of ministering to one another.

This week, Dave looks at the meaning and significance of active faith.

This week, James continues the Luke series by examining Jesus' uniqueness, growth, and dedication to God's purpose.