New Gen Sermon Podcast | New Gen City Church

The Son humbly came to Earth taking upon the limitations of the human body and showed his humility by deferring to The Father. In today's sermon, Russ explores Jesus's humility with the view to helping us understand more about our Lord and Saviour, plus how we can enhance this quality in our own lives.

By examining Paul's letter to the Philippians and other epistles, Trevor explores what it means to "agree wholeheartedly with each other" and live of one heart and mind, in love and in unity.

Do you love camping? God loves camping too! This week Russ teaches the kids all about how God loves camping with us, loves spending time with us, and how he came up with an ingenious solution to spend more time with us than ever before...

Understanding the traditional festivals that God required Israel to celebrate, help us to better understand the world into which Jesus came and taught. In today's sermon Russ teaches us about Sukkot - The Feast of the Tabernacles (aka The Festival of Shelters).

Nobody in the Bible spoke more about the subject of hell than our lord, Jesus Christ. In today's sermon, Joe looks at what the New Testament says about hell, and how to be saved from that destination.

God granted Solomon great wisdom and with this, he penned and collated many insightful proverbs. Russ dives deep into Solomon's collection of proverbs, drawing out nuggets of wisdom that we can apply to our finances, our work ethic, and our attitude to life and wealth.

Trevor casts an eye to troubles looming over the global financial system, and demonstrates through scripture and personal testimony that no matter how dire society may become, God has promised to be our provider - Jehovah Jireh.

Joe casts a New Testament lens over what it means to be generous towards the House of God, and the relationship between what we reap and what we sow.

Russ explores how we can apply Biblical principles to free ourselves from debt, so that we may live in abundance, and not be slaves to lenders.

Using quotations from Romans and the experiences of characters from the Old Testament, Isaac explores the question of "How can we, as people who sin, duly honour our holy Lord?"