New Gen Sermon Podcast | New Gen City Church

In today's Mothers Day sermon, Russ does a deep dive into Chapter 31 of Proverbs, where we hear more about the noble and virtuous character, which God can help us build.

In today's vision and values message, Russ expounds on God's nature as team, and how team can be witnessed through Israel's experiences in the Old Testament, through the early church in the New Testament, and in our church today, following the lead of 1 Corinthians 12:21-31.

In his latest installment on the Gospel of John, Russ examines the Jesus' claim to be God and the Jewish attitudes towards Samaritans, before concluding with scriptural encouragement for those of us who seek courage to share the gospel with others.

In this episode, various young Christians from New Gen City Church share their reflections and insights on their favourite passages from The Bible.

In today's Easter sermon, Trevor shares with us God's plan of redemption - lovingly crafted, as part of his promise to bring us back into relationship with him.

In today's sermon, Anthony explores the good news of God's offer to cover us in the righteousness of Jesus Christ, and how God's plans were outlined in the Old Testament and even pre-date this world itself.

Referencing the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus from Philippians chapter two, Trevor encourages us to reflect upon the good works that God has prepared for us, so that we may be willing to step out and undertake them.

Abraham was a friend of God, but merely being his descendant doesn't make God your father. In today's sermon Russ shows how Jesus shone a spotlight on the true condition of the Pharisees, but in doing so, he also shared a ray of hope - that their current slavery to sin need not be their permanent destiny.

In today's sermon Russ explores how only Jesus, as the truth, can set us from the shackles of sin - something we could never do for ourselves; whether by deeds, lineage or ritual. There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

As Joe continues his series on King Hezekiah, he explores how the fear of God and the love of God are intertwined. "Whoever fears the Lord has a secure fortress,and for their children it will be a refuge. The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life, turning a person from the snares of death." (Proverbs 14:26-27)

In today's sermon Russ explores the rewards of discipleship - of committing to Jesus's teachings, and abiding in them throughout life.

Russ resumes his series on the Gospel of John, by exploring the intimate spiritual relationship that John had with Jesus, and how John's awe of the Son of God shaped both the content and structure of his gospel.

In today's sermon Clint explores the way in which it benefits us to take rest, to trust in the Lord's provision, and take time amidst the busyness of life to draw nearer to God and our family.

In today's sermon, Tristan brings helpful guidance on how we can avoid the world's distractions, by living an intentional life and being attentive to the Lord's plans for us in 2026.

Whether it be the idols and false gods of the days of Hezekiah, or the modern snares which may tempt us, Joe encourages us to steer clear of any temptations and distractions, which may draw our eyes away from God.

In today's sermon Trevor encourages us to surrender all aspects of our life into our Lord's hands - in trust and humility.

As the New Year arrives, Russ encourages us to make 2026 a year where we accept God's invitation to be with him, and fellowship with him.

Joe teaches us about the significance of baptism in the Bible, and shares words of encouragement with those about to be baptised.

In today's sermon Joe cautions us about taking God's grace for granted, and aims to steer us away from a ruinous life of sin, licentiousness and slander.

In today's sermon Isaac explores personal and Biblical examples of obedience and disobedience, and shows that when we are obedient to the Lord, we can trust that it is for our good.

In today's sermon, Russ looks at the seven witnesses who attest to the divinity of Jesus Christ, and what their witness means for our own evangelism of the gospel.

In today's sermon, Trevor explores how obedience to God can help us overcome sin, strengthen our walk with the Lord, and bring pleasure and glory to our Father in Heaven.

In today's sermon, Russ looks at what Jesus meant when he said "I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you won’t have to walk in darkness, because you will have the light that leads to life.”

October's leadership training focused on how to discern the voice of God, and how to make sure that what we're hearing really is from God, and isn't just our own thinking, or worse. On this recording, God's booming voice makes an appearance during a heavy thunderstorm, so apologies in advance for the sound quality around the 9 to 12 minute mark before we retreated and headed downstairs. All efforts have been made to clean up the audio so that you can still follow Russ's teaching.

In the first installment of his new series on "The Unexpected Crises Of Life", Joe shares with us the experiences of King Hezekiah, and explains how he turned to God for support whilst suffering through life-threatening illness.

In today's sermon Russ explores the incident of the woman caught in adultery, and shows how Jesus' response to her situation demonstrated both his love of the law, and the undeserved favour that God bestows upon us.

Straight off the plane from Johannesburg, Russ reflects upon the 2025 NCMI Global Equip event in South Africa, and how we as a local church can relate to independent churches and other nations.

In today's sermon, Joe challenges us to take Jesus' yoke upon ourselves - to learn from him, and to be good and faithful servants to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.

In this week's sermon Joe concludes his series on Psalm 23 and encourages us to stay close to our Good Shepherd.

In September's leadership training session Russ shared insights for us on how we can tune in and hear the voice of God through attention, humility, time and quietness.

During the Old Testament era, God spoke through the prophets, but never before had God come to Earth as a man, to speak to us directly as the reflection of the Father, and as the divine creator, who was there at the beginning and through whom all things are made and sustained. In today's sermon Russ explores the wonder and awe of this, and encourages us to make the most of the presence of God with us today.

In today's sermon, Tristan takes a look at New Testament guidance provided to Church on encouraging each another in the Lord. Tristan also invites special guests to share their testimonies on the power of encouragement, and the role it plays in strengthening ourselves and one another.

In today's Quick Fire Sermon, Rue shares personal experience and reflections on our mortality, in the light of our eternal destination.

In today's Quick Fire sermon, Teresa shares Biblical insights on how we should live and make good choices, so as to reflect God rather than the ways of this world.

Dale Marthick from NCMI's apostolic team shares how God has been working in his life recently - to open his eyes and touch his heart in fresh and unexpected ways.

In today’s sermon Russ shares experience and instruction on the receiving of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus's unflinching honesty and commitment to his father's word caused a deal of angst and confusion amongst the Jewish establishment. In today's sermon, Russ explores their reactions to Jesus, and helps to highlight the advantages of the New Covenant that would soon make redundant the old.

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?"

In this rapid-fire sermon, Ato explores the teaching of Proverbs 3:5-7... "Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek his will in all you do, and he will show you which path to take. Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom. Instead, fear the Lord and turn away from evil."

In today's sermon Russ explores the Biblical concept of Pre-Destination - what it means, and how we can apply this Biblical truth in understanding, trusting and surrendering to God's plan for our lives.

In the latest installment of Clint's series on God's Attributes, he explores the many ways in which God is perfect, and how human perceptions of perfection are an inadequate yardstick by which to measure our God's perfection.