New Dawn Parish

In this sermon, we explore the hope of restoration and the urgency of rapture. From Amos’ prophetic vision of God rebuilding the fallen tent of David to Jesus’ sobering words about the coming of the Son of Man, we’re reminded of both the beauty of God’s promises and the necessity of being ready. What does restoration mean in our lives today? How do we live in light of the rapture? Tune in as we reflect on God’s faithfulness in the past, His promises for the future, and our call to remain watchful.

What does it mean to live a life set apart for God? In this week’s sermon, we explore Leviticus 19:5-10—a call to holiness that isn’t just about rituals, but about how we treat others, how we give, and how we live out God’s love in community.

Join us as we uncover the heart of this passage: faith that honors God, generosity that reflects His grace, and holiness that reaches beyond personal piety into everyday actions. From the offerings we bring before Him to the way we leave room for others in our abundance, this message reminds us that true faith is both personal and communal.

How does this shape the way we love our neighbors? How does it challenge the way we view our resources, time, and purpose? Listen in, reflect, and step into a deeper walk with God.

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Faith is more than belief—it is trust in action. In this sermon, we explore the unwavering faith of Daniel in the face of persecution (Daniel 6:1-24) and the call to humility and submission to God (James 4:1-12). Daniel’s steadfastness in the lion’s den reveals the power of a faith that does not waver under pressure, while James reminds us that true faith requires humility, resisting worldly desires, and drawing near to God.

Join us in this Glorious Day Service as we dive deep into what it means to have true, tested, and transformative faith.

In this session, we continue exploring The Ministry of Jesus, focusing on key aspects that shaped His impact and how they apply to us today.

We begin by examining why John the Baptist was arrested and what this teaches us about opposition in ministry. We then discuss the importance of preparation—just as Jesus spent time in solitude and prayer before launching His mission.

Like Jesus, every preacher has a unique message. How do we discover ours? How do we recognize the signs that confirm it? Understanding our audience, as Jesus did, allows us to reach people effectively with the gospel.

We also delve into Jesus’ healing ministry, exploring how He healed with authority and compassion. Finally, we address a crucial question: How can you know if you have the gift of healing?

Join us as we learn from Jesus’ ministry and apply His example to our own calling!

In this session, we continue exploring The Ministry of Jesus, focusing on key aspects that shaped His impact and how they apply to us today.

We begin by examining why John the Baptist was arrested and what this teaches us about opposition in ministry. We then discuss the importance of preparation—just as Jesus spent time in solitude and prayer before launching His mission.

Like Jesus, every preacher has a unique message. How do we discover ours? How do we recognize the signs that confirm it? Understanding our audience, as Jesus did, allows us to reach people effectively with the gospel.

We also delve into Jesus’ healing ministry, exploring how He healed with authority and compassion. Finally, we address a crucial question: How can you know if you have the gift of healing?

Join us as we learn from Jesus’ ministry and apply His example to our own calling!

In Repentance & Grace, we explore the powerful connection between acknowledging our sins and experiencing God’s unfailing mercy.

Nehemiah 9:1-20 recounts Israel’s deep repentance, as they confessed their failures yet also remembered God’s enduring faithfulness. Despite their rebellion, God remained compassionate, slow to anger, and abundant in grace.

In 2 Corinthians 4:1-18, Paul reminds us that even in our struggles, we do not lose heart. God’s grace sustains us, transforming our momentary afflictions into eternal glory.

This message calls us to true repentance—not just sorrow for sin, but a turning toward God’s grace, which renews, restores, and strengthens us for the journey ahead. Will we choose to walk in His grace today?

Church, are we living as faithful stewards, ready for the Master’s return? Jesus reminds us that His coming will be sudden, and we must be found faithful in all that He has entrusted to us. In this message, we’ll reflect on:

• ​ Staying Spiritually Ready – Living each day in expectation of Christ’s return, with hearts prepared and lives aligned with His will.
• ​ Faithfulness in Our Calling – Managing our time, gifts, and responsibilities with diligence and obedience to God.
• ​ The Reward of the Faithful – The promise of greater blessings for those who serve the Lord with devotion.
• ​ The Consequences of Neglect – A sobering warning against complacency and unfaithfulness in our walk with God.

Let us be found faithful, standing firm in obedience, and living each moment in service to our King. When He returns, may He say, “Well done, good and faithful servant!”

In True Sight, we explore the miraculous healing of the blind man in John 9 and its deeper spiritual significance. Jesus not only restores physical sight but also reveals the blindness of those who refuse to believe.

This sermon delves into the contrast between physical and spiritual sight, showing how mercy opens our eyes to God’s truth. While the Pharisees clung to their rigid beliefs, the healed man experienced both physical restoration and spiritual awakening.

Through this message, we reflect on how true sight comes not from human wisdom but from encountering Christ. Are we truly seeing, or are we blind to God’s mercy in our lives?

Listen to this charge on walking in victory.

In this bible study we continue our study of Jesus’ ministry by exploring His time of testing in the wilderness.

Key Points:

• Jesus’ Preparation – Fasting for 40 days and nights before facing temptation.

• The Three Temptations – How Satan targeted Jesus’ identity, faith, and mission.

• Jesus’ Response – Overcoming temptation by standing on God’s Word.

• Spiritual Warfare – What Jesus’ victory teaches us about resisting the enemy.

• Application for Us – How we can use Scripture, faith, and prayer to overcome temptation in our own lives.

Join us as we break down Matthew 4:1-11 and uncover powerful lessons for our walk with Christ.