New Heart Podcasts

Recorded Sunday, 18th October, 2026.When Jesus declared, “It is finished,” He fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies and sacrificial requirements, completing the work of redemption and opening the way to eternal life through faith in Him. The finished work of the cross is not the end of our journey but the beginning of a new life in Christ, as we grow in holiness, share the Gospel, and look forward to eternity in God's presence.

Recorded Sunday, 18th October, 2026.

The true fear of God is not about being afraid of His punishment, but about standing in awe of His majesty, goodness and faithfulness, drawing us into a deeper and more intimate relationship with Him. This intimacy is reflected in how we love and serve others with sacrificial love, walk in wholehearted obedience, and surrender every area of our lives to God's will.

Recorded Sunday, 11 October 2026.“Becoming Good Soil: Letting the Holy Spirit Transform Us”Through the Parable of the Sower, we are reminded that the Holy Spirit opens our eyes, ears and hearts to understand God's Word and receive His truth. As we surrender our worries, worldly distractions and hardened hearts, the Holy Spirit cultivates good soil within us, allowing our faith to grow deep roots and produce lasting spiritual fruit.Key Scriptures: Matthew 13:1–23, Luke 8:4–15, 1 Corinthians 2:10–14.Speaker 2 — Marta“An Unshakable Kingdom: Running the Race with Endurance”Drawing from Hebrews 12, we are encouraged to fix our eyes on Jesus, lay aside the burdens and sins that hinder us, and embrace God's loving discipline as He shapes us in holiness and strengthens our faith. As we walk in obedience, love and reverence for the Lord, we are reminded that although everything around us may be shaken, we belong to God's eternal, unshakable Kingdom.Key Scripture: Hebrews 12:1–29.

Recorded Sunday, 11 October, 2026. God invites us to encounter the fullness of who He is—perfectly loving, gracious, righteous and holy—moving beyond both legalism and complacency into a genuine reverence and awe of His presence. As we humble ourselves, embrace the fear of the Lord and draw closer to Him, His irresistible holiness transforms our hearts, deepens our intimacy with Jesus and shapes us to become more like Him.Key Scriptures: Revelation 1:12–18, Proverbs 9:10, 2 Corinthians 3:18 and James 4:8.

Recorded Sunday, 04 October 2026. God calls us beyond simply witnessing His miracles to genuine repentance, transformation and a deeper, more intimate relationship with Him. Through faith, humility and perseverance, we are encouraged to break through the distractions, comforts and barriers of life, pressing into His presence and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts as we seek to truly know Him.

Recorded Sunday, 27 September, 2026.Jesus’ transfiguration reveals that He is the beloved Son of God who fulfils the law and the prophets, calling us to listen to Him and discover our identity through relationship with Him. Our “mountain” times with God are not meant to be escaped into, but to strengthen us to carry His presence, power and authority into the everyday challenges of the “valley.”

Recorded Sunday, 27 September, 2026.

God is far more concerned with the truth of our hearts than the image we present to others, calling us to examine our motives, lay aside the need for approval, and live with integrity in the awareness of His presence. As we embrace our true identity in Christ—loved, forgiven, chosen and made new—we are freed to serve God from genuine love and devotion, allowing the Holy Spirit to continually transform us from the inside out.

Recorded Sunday, 20 September, 2026. God’s promise throughout Scripture is clear: He is with us—to strengthen and reassure us, to equip us for what He has called us to do, and to comfort us through fear, suffering, and uncertainty. Rather than questioning where God is, we are invited to trust His unchanging presence, acknowledge His faithfulness, and live boldly in the assurance that He will never leave or forsake us.

Recorded Sunday, 13th September 2026. Jesus’ cleansing of the temple reveals that God is not impressed by outward appearances or empty religious activity—He desires hearts that genuinely love Him and bear spiritual fruit. As believers, we are now God’s living temple, called to examine our own hearts and allow Him to cleanse us of anything that hinders wholehearted worship, love, unity and closeness with Him.

Recorded Sunday 13th September, 2026. We cannot earn salvation or make ourselves good enough for God; it is His undeserved gift, made possible through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. By faith, we receive God’s grace, mercy and forgiveness, trusting that it is His work—not our performance—that saves us and carries us through.