New Dawn Parish

In this Prophet/ess Service, we meditate on the timeless truth of Psalm 23 — the Lord as our Shepherd. We explore:

1. The comfort of God’s constant presence.

2. His provision in every season.

3. The peace that comes from following His lead.

4. The assurance of His protection in life’s valleys.

5. The promise of dwelling in His house forever.

In this mercy day sermon we explore:

1. ​ Solomon’s heartfelt prayer for wisdom.
2. ​ The importance of sacrifice as a foundation for divine encounters.
3. ​ Starting young and finishing well.
4. ​ The significance of God-given dreams.
5. ​ The purpose and need for godly wealth in today’s society.

Who is a priest?

Who is a Levite?

What exactly is the covenant of the Levite.

Plus see how God acknowledged the service of Aaron the first Levite; 840 years (8 centuries) after his ministry in Exodus.

And most importantly, how do we modern day Celestians fit into this divine order.

This and more we discuss in Bible study Malachi 2:1-9

God is not only a Savior—He is a consuming fire.

Only those who walk righteously and speak uprightly can dwell with Him. This fire purifies, not destroys.

Before Abraham received the promise, he walked blameless before God. Mercy made way for covenant. Obedience sealed it.

God desires offerings without blemish—lives fully yielded, work done with purity, hearts aligned with His will.

In Christ, we see the perfect obedience to God’s assignment. In us, He seeks the same surrender.

💬 This message explores:

🌾 Purity in service

🕊️ Obedience as worship

👁️ The invisible labor of the faithful

🛐 How Christ fulfilled what every blemish-free offering pointed toward

God doesn’t choose like man does.

While Jesse lined up his most qualified sons, God waited for the one He had anointed—David, the overlooked shepherd.

This message explores:

👁️‍🗨️ Prophetic Vision — Seeing what others ignore

🏡 Family Dynamics — How even your own house can underrate your calling

🌱 Hidden Seasons — Why preparation often happens in obscurity

🛑 Man’s Standards vs. God’s Selection

Not everyone will celebrate your dreams.

Joseph’s story teaches prophets a hard truth: envy is often the first response to divine vision.

But just because they hate it, doesn’t mean God didn’t say it.

Guard your gift. Grow in silence. God will vindicate your calling.

Sometimes God humbles us to heal us.

Nebuchadnezzar had power, but he had pride—and pride always meets its match in God.

This message reminds us: true power is recognizing who’s really in charge.

God doesn’t want leftovers.

This chapter confronts the heart behind our worship—exposing dishonor, empty rituals, and half-hearted sacrifices.

If you’re showing up, show up with your best.