New Day Church Sermons

From Exodus 15:22–27, this sermon explores the surprising path after redemption—when celebration gives way to testing. At Marah’s bitter waters, God reveals what’s in our hearts and shows His faithfulness to provide. Discover how He uses hardship not to harm, but to shape deeper trust and dependence on Him.

From Exodus 15, this sermon explores Israel’s song after God’s deliverance at the Red Sea. As they behold His power and victory, they respond in worship, declaring His greatness and uniqueness. It shows that true praise flows from seeing and remembering God’s saving work.

From Exodus 14, this sermon shows that God often leads His people into impossible situations to display His saving power. At the Red Sea, He makes a way where there is none, calling His people to trust Him in fear and uncertainty, knowing He alone delivers and brings them safely through.

From Exodus 13, this sermon shows how God leads His people with purpose—even along longer, harder paths. By the pillar of cloud and fire, God remains present and guides every step, calling His people to trust His wisdom and follow His lead, even when His direction doesn’t make sense.

From Exodus 12–13, this sermon centers on God’s command to “remember this day” of deliverance. By rehearsing His mighty work in bringing Israel out of Egypt (Exod. 13:3, 14), God’s people are shaped in trust and obedience, passing down His faithfulness so future generations remain anchored in Him.

From Exodus 12:42, this sermon highlights the “night of watching,” when the Lord kept vigil to bring Israel out of Egypt. As God acted decisively in judgment and deliverance, His people are called to remember and keep watch—living in response to His powerful, saving work.

Discover the powerful meaning of the Feast of Unleavened Bread (Exodus 12:14–28) and how it points to spiritual cleansing, repentance, and deliverance through Christ. This message reveals the symbolism of leaven, Israel’s exodus from Egypt, and God’s call to holy living—showing why this ancient feast still carries life-changing meaning for believers today.

Discover the deep significance of the Passover (Exodus 12:1–14) and how it points directly to redemption through Christ, “our Passover lamb” (1 Corinthians 5:7). This message connects Israel’s deliverance from Egypt with the sacrifice of Jesus, revealing powerful truths about salvation, covenant, obedience, and God’s protection for His people.

Behold the wonders and mighty works of God through Scripture as this message reveals His power, glory, and faithfulness to His people. Centered on passages like Psalm 19:1 and Exodus 34:10, it invites listeners to see God’s hand in creation, redemption, and daily life—awakening deeper worship, awe, and trust in Him.

The dramatic conclusion of God’s judgments on Egypt as this message explores the plagues and their ultimate purpose: that “the Lord will be praised” (Exodus 9:16). Discover how God revealed His supremacy over false gods, delivered His people with power, and displayed His glory through both judgment and mercy.