Sermons from the Sunday worship service at New City Fellowship, Bangalore.
New City Fellowship - Sunday Sermons
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Sermons from the Sunday worship service at New City Fellowship, Bangalore.
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July 8, 2026
The Holy God Who Claims Our Everyday (Leviticus 11:1-8, 44-47; 1 Peter 1:13-19)
<p>Leviticus 11 closes with a surprising command: God's people must </p><p>even be careful about what they eat. Why? Because they belong to a God who is holy. </p><p>The food laws were never merely about diet; they were daily reminders that Israel was </p><p>distinct from the nations because the Lord himself was distinct from all other gods. Every </p><p>meal became an opportunity to remember who God is and who his people were called to </p><p>be. </p><p>With the coming of Christ, these food laws are no longer binding on God's people. Jesus </p><p>has fulfilled the purpose they served, breaking down the barrier between Jew and </p><p>Gentile and creating one new people for God. Yet the call to holiness has not </p><p>disappeared. As God's chosen people, we are still called to live lives that are visibly </p><p>different from the world around us. This passage invites us to see the food laws not as </p><p>regulations to obey, but as signs pointing to the purity, perfection, and completeness of </p><p>God. As we behold the Holy One who has cleansed us through Christ, we are moved to </p><p>worship him, delight in him, and imitate him through everyday habits of distinctiveness </p><p>and embodied holiness.</p>
June 29, 2026
The God Who Will be Glorified Among Us (Leviticus 10:1–3)
<p>Leviticus 10:1–3 reminds us that true worship must be offered according </p><p>to God's commands, not human preferences. Nadab and Abihu approached God on their own </p><p>terms and were consumed under God’s judgment. Left to ourselves, we too are prone to draw </p><p>near to God in our own terms and cannot endure His holy presence. Yet this sobering passage </p><p>ultimately leads us to Jesus Christ, who alone brings sinners safely into God's holy presence by </p><p>taking upon Himself the judgment we deserve for our irreverent worship.</p>
June 23, 2026
The God Who Feasts With His People (Leviticus 7:11–18)
<p>The Peace offering was the most joyful of Israel’ </p><p>Sacrifices. At the heart of this offering is a surprising picture of grace: forgiven sinners </p><p>sharing a meal in the presence of a holy God. This sacrifice celebrated restored </p><p>fellowship, joyful thanksgiving, and communal worship. Yet it also pointed forward to </p><p>Jesus Christ, the true Peacemaker, who brings us near through His sacrifice. In this </p><p>passage, we will see that the goal of redemption is not simply forgiveness, but </p><p>communion - that through Christ, God welcomes His people to His table and invites them </p><p>to enjoy His presence together.</p>
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