An archive of Sunday messages and more from New Life Fellowship Church in Elmhurst (Queens), NY. New Life Fellowship is a multiracial community deeply transforming lives through Jesus for the sake of the world. Visit us on the web at newlife.nyc (https://newlife.nyc/)
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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
Following Jesus was never meant to be done in our own strength. The Holy Spirit empowers believers to know Christ more deeply, live transformed lives, and boldly join God's mission in the world. This message explores why every disciple needs the Holy Spirit's presence and power to faithfully follow Jesus in mission. Scripture Referenced: Acts 19:1-10
How do we faithfully engage a culture that doesn't share our assumptions about God? In Acts 17, Paul finds himself conversing with the thoughtful gatekeepers of Athens. Rather than retreating from this cultural moment or simply condemning what others believe, Paul listens to them and offers insights that point them to Jesus. We find ourselves needing similar wisdom today. This message continues…
What can we do when we are facing an impossible situation or a mess we don’t know how to get out of in our lives? We continue our series, Joining God on Mission, through the book of Acts, exploring what Paul and Silas teach us about responding when the odds are stacked against us. Scripture Referenced: Acts 16:22-36
The good news of the Christian faith is that our access to God depends not on how put together we are, but on how gracious God is. This message continues our series, Joining God on Mission, through the book of Acts, exploring how this life-changing truth shaped the early church and continues to bring freedom, hope, and belonging today. Scripture Referenced: Acts 15:1-21
The book of Acts pulses with the unstoppable power and joyful work of the Holy Spirit. Through every challenge and every open door, the Spirit keeps moving toward people and working through people to advance God's kingdom. And the story isn't over. The same Spirit is still on mission today, inviting us to follow, trust, and participate in what God is doing in the world. This message continues our…
Acts 16 recounts the gospel’s advance into Europe and demonstrates God’s power to free people from oppression and exploitation. The Good News of Jesus brought deliverance to those trapped by injustice then, and it still transforms lives today. This message explores this remarkable story and considers how God continues to call us to proclaim the Good News of freedom and hope. Scripture Referenced:…
A pivotal moment in the early church sets a powerful trajectory that continues to shape and challenge followers of Jesus today. As we continue our journey through the book of Acts, we discover how God expands His people’s understanding of who belongs in His family and calls us to remember what is truly central to following Jesus. Scripture Referenced: Acts 10:1-15
Sometimes we hold so tightly to our own plans that we miss what God wants to do in and through us. As it has been said, “Clenched fists cannot receive what God wants to give.” This message explores how Saul, also known as Paul, learned to release his own agenda and make room for God’s mission. Scripture Referenced: Acts 1:1-19
