New Community Church

Reconciled - Part 2

Our starting point for any reconciliation is that we have first been reconciled to God. In this sermon, Emma helps us see just how significant Jesus’ work on the cross was in bringing us back into relationship with God, but also being the great leveller for all humanity. If you’d like to find out more about Jesus, go to: newcom.church/jesus

Reconciled part 1 - James Silley

We began our new series: 'Reconciled' this week. James speaks a powerful invitation to us consider what it means to be truly reconciled as a church family. This is not about political correctness or some other agenda, but an issue that is fundamental to the Gospel. Find out more about the story of New Community and the type of church God is calling us to be at: https://newcom.church/story'

Healthy lives, Healthy people ( Luke 6:43-49) - Dave Holden

Are you building on solid ground or shifting sand? In this final stretch of our series, Dave opens up Luke 6:43-49 to explore the connection between our internal character and our external "fruit." Jesus challenges us: it’s not enough to just listen, we must act. From our internal health, to the foundations we build our faith on, Jesus is the only way to withstand life's inevitable storms. Find out more about building on Jesus at newcom.church/grow

Love and judgement in the kingdom of God ( Luke 6:27-42) - Chris Wilks

Jesus turns the world’s expectations upside down. Instead of hating enemies, we’re to love. Instead of judgement, love. In these hard hitting verses from Luke 6, Chris helps us think how we can follow in the teacher’s footsteps. If you'd like to find out more, head to newcom.church/grow

The Beatitudes (Luke 6:20-26) - Nick Harris

Following Jesus isn’t a path to an easier life; it’s a total rewrite of the world's values. Luke recounts Jesus' Beatitudes in the "Sermon on the Plain". Jesus looks His followers in the eye and redefines "blessing" through poverty, hunger, and hatred. Nick spoke to our Sidcup morning meeting about what it means to follow Jesus' radical teaching. If you'd like to find out more, head to https://newcom.church/grow