New Life Fellowship NYC

As we continue our new series, The Connected Community, we explore why the Trinity matters for our life with God and our lives together. We’ll discover how the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit shapes the way we understand and live in community with one another. Take some time to review Sunday’s Bible verse and prepare your heart for what God wants to teach us.

Scripture Referenced: 2 Corinthians 13:14

Today, we’ll turn our hearts toward our local call to be on mission. Through the story of the Good Samaritan, we’ll consider what it means to truly see our neighbors, draw near with compassion, and respond to the needs around us.

We’ll also celebrate the good work happening through New Life Community Development Corporation as an expression of the gospel in our community. Together, we’ll be reminded that loving our neighbors is more than an idea we believe; it’s a calling we live as we join God in bringing hope and flourishing to the places He has called us to serve.

Scripture Referenced: Luke 10

Every year, we set aside a Sunday to reflect on how we are called to love, serve, and pass down the faith to the next generation. It’s a key Sunday in the life of our church family.

For this special NextGen Sunday, we take a break from our Connected Community series to explore what Samuel and Eli teach us about listening to God and to one another. We will celebrate what God is doing among the kids and teenagers at New Life and consider what he might do as we continue growing together across generations.

Scripture Referenced: 1 Samuel 3:1-21

This Vision Sunday message invites us to remember who we are as followers of Jesus, reflect on our calling, and look ahead to the year God has placed before us. We’re also kicking off our new series, The Connected Community, where we will explore a biblical vision for being deeply connected to God and meaningfully connected to one another.

Scripture Referenced: Romans 12:1-5

This message closes out our four-month series through the Book of Acts. Since May, we’ve been reminded of the many ways God is at work in and through the Church. We revisit highlights from the series and receive a powerful invitation to keep following the Spirit, without hindrance.

Scripture Referenced: Acts 28

We welcome Pastor Rich back from his four-month sabbatical. As he shares some reflections from his time away, we’re invited to slow down and consider the spacious life God has for us in Christ. Let's explore what it means to make room for God’s presence and receive the rest, freedom, and fullness Jesus offers us.

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 18

When you’re afraid of dying, or afraid of losing someone you love, there is comfort in God’s presence and promises. This message continues our series through the book of Acts. We’ll discover how Paul’s story points us to the hope we have in the midst of fear and uncertainty.

Scripture Referenced: Acts 27

What happens when Jesus interrupts the story we thought we were writing? Through Paul’s own story, we see that an encounter with Jesus doesn’t just change what we believe; it changes who we are, what we see, and what we live for.

Scripture Referenced: Acts 26:12-18

The life of faith requires resilience. But how do we develop it? This message continues our series through the book of Acts, with a message from special guest, pastor and author, Glenn Packiam. We will trace Paul’s journey through opposition, mistakes, and betrayal to discover the surprising secret that kept him going.

Scripture Referenced: Acts 23

We all have an aim, something that shapes our choices and orders our lives. This message explores what Paul calls his "only aim" and considers what our own lives are truly moving toward.

Scripture Referenced: Acts 20:17-24