New Dawn Parish

In this service we discuss The mystery of our dream life — more than just random thoughts?

• Jacob’s ladder: a supernatural moment that reveals how thin the veil is between heaven and earth

• God’s powerful promise to Jacob — identity, legacy, and land

• Divine encounters that shift the course of your life

• Waking up to God’s presence: “Surely the Lord is in this place…”

• Luz becomes Bethel — when God shows up, names (and meanings) change

• Learning to recognize and respond to holy moments in unexpected places

In a world filled with endless arguments and distractions, God calls us to something higher: to pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace. This message explores Paul’s charge to Timothy to flee youthful passions, gently correct opponents, and live in a way that honors the Lord. It’s a call to spiritual maturity, self-control, and a heart ready to serve.

Whether you’re a leader or a learner, this is your reminder to keep your heart clean, your tone gentle, and your purpose clear.

When we stray into idolatry—whether by placing our trust in false gods or the fleeting things of this world—God, in His mercy, calls us back. In Judges 10, Israel’s repeated cycle of rebellion and repentance reminds us of humanity’s deep need for true deliverance. In 2 Thessalonians 1, Paul encourages believers to endure, grow in faith, and reflect Christ’s glory even amid trials. In this message, we’ll explore how God’s grace moves us from lives of idolatry to lives anchored in Christ, and how faith, perseverance, and trust in Him lead us into His eternal promises.

In this episode, we reflect on the power of remembrance and divine intervention. “Ebenezer,” meaning “Thus far the Lord has helped us,” isn’t just a phrase—it’s a declaration of God’s faithfulness in the face of fear, battles, and uncertainty. Through the story of Israel’s victory over the Philistines, we’re reminded that when we return to God with all our hearts, He shows up mightily on our behalf. This is your call to place your trust in the One who fights for you, leads you, and never forgets His people.

In this episode of The New Dawn Podcast, we reflect on Israel’s return to the Lord under the leadership of Samuel. After years of spiritual decline, the ark of God—symbolizing His presence—remains in obscurity until the people begin to seek the Lord with all their hearts. This message is a call to repentance, renewal, and reverence. Just as Israel turned from foreign gods and fasted before the Lord, we too are invited to return wholeheartedly to God.

In this New Moon Service, we explore God’s heart for His people through the prophetic words of Hosea. This message, by our shepherd SUP/EVANGELIST MICHAEL OLORUNNISOLA drawn from Hosea 6:1–11, is a call to return—to seek the Lord with sincerity, not performative religion. It speaks of healing after brokenness, restoration after wandering, and the deep desire of God for steadfast love rather than sacrifice. As we begin a new month, may this word stir your heart to come back to the One who binds up wounds and revives what seemed lost.

What is the true essence of man? Not fame. Not fortune. Not fleeting pleasure.

According to Ecclesiastes, it all comes down to this: Fear God and keep His commandments.

In this Power Day Service, we strip back the noise and face the eternal truth about life’s purpose. The words of the wise are like goads—sharp, stirring, and unshakable. God calls us beyond surface-level living into the weight of what really matters.

This isn’t just another message—it’s a divine confrontation with legacy, eternity, and accountability.

Are you living for the applause of men or the approval of God?

Reflection Questions:

• What drives my daily decisions—God’s purpose or personal gain?

• Am I walking in obedience or drifting in distractions?

• If my life ended today, what would God say about it?

This is a wake-up call. Tune in, and return to the essence.

In a world full of noise, what does it really mean to hear from God?

This special Prophet/ess Service dives deep into the prophetic promise poured out in Acts 2:17-22. God’s Spirit is not restricted to the few—it’s for sons and daughters, the young and old, the dreamers and visionaries. This is the divine template of prophecy: inclusive, powerful, and rooted in purpose.

We’ll explore what true prophecy looks like, how to discern God’s voice, and what it means to carry His word with boldness and purity in our time. Whether you’ve received a word, given one, or are just learning to listen—this is a call to awaken the prophetic in you.

Reflection Questions:

• Have I positioned myself to hear from God clearly?

• What visions, dreams, or divine nudges have I been ignoring?

• How can I steward the prophetic gift in a way that honors God and serves others?

Listen in and be stirred to prophesy again—by the Spirit, for the glory of God.

On this Resurrection morning, we gather not just to remember a moment in history, but to celebrate the living reign of Jesus Christ—the Risen King. Psalm 2 reminds us of the futility of resisting God’s anointed, and 1 Corinthians 15 brings us back to the heart of the gospel: Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day, just as the Scriptures said.

In a world that often rages and rebels against the rule of God, Easter stands as the loudest declaration of His sovereignty, grace, and victory over sin and death. Join us as we reflect on the power of the resurrection, the assurance it gives, and the call it places on every life: to bow in joyful surrender to the King who lives forever.

As darkness covers the land, Jesus breathes His last. In that sacred moment, the curtain of the temple tears in two—signaling that the barrier between God and humanity has been forever removed.

In Luke’s account, the centurion declares Jesus’ innocence, and the crowd leaves in awe and grief. Even in death, Christ’s power speaks. Even in silence, heaven moves.

Listen to the full teaching here as we pause at the foot of the cross—humbled by His sacrifice, changed by His love, and drawn near by the grace that tore the veil.