New City Church | St. Augustine

New City Church exists to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus through the power of the gospel. This podcast includes teaching from our weekly gatherings

New City Church | St. Augustine is a religion podcast hosted by New City Church, with 47 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

New City Church hosts New City Church | St. Augustine, a religion show with 47 episodes published.

Our AI reads these to draft pitches. Use them as grounding for a pitch that cites a real guest and a specific topic.

• 

  New City Church | St. Augustine

  A Posture for Powerful and Purposeful Prayer | John 11:38-44 | Pastor Scott Gibson

  Oct 4, 202641 min

  Standing at the tomb of Lazarus, Jesus modeled something powerful before performing one of His greatest miracles. He lifted His eyes toward heaven and prayed with complete confidence in the Father. That simple posture reveals everything about how we are meant to approach God in prayer. Lifting our eyes is not just a physical act. It is a declaration of what we believe about who God is and who we are in Him. We lift our eyes to worship God as Father, to seek His righteousness first, to offer praise and thanksgiving, to demonstrate confidence rooted in His Word, and to be a witness to those around us. Prayer is not a transaction. It is intimate access to the Creator of the universe, made possible through Jesus Christ.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  New City Church | St. Augustine

  Life Up Your Eyes | John 4:27-42 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Sep 27, 202650 min

  God calls every believer to live on mission, not just to gather for worship on Sundays but to scatter into the world throughout the week. Vertical worship is not the finish line; it is the fuel that sends us outward toward a harvest that is already ripe. In John 4, Jesus modeled this perfectly, engaging a spiritually thirsty woman at a well and then turning to His disciples with an urgent call to open their eyes to the people around them. Two out of three people in your community may be spiritually hungry, bouncing from relationship to relationship, looking for something only Christ can provide. You do not need a theology degree or a plane ticket to another country to live on mission. You simply need a story, a willingness to tell it, and eyes that are lifted toward the harvest God has placed right in front of you.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  New City Church | St. Augustine

  From where does my help come? | Psalm 121 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Sep 20, 202634 min

  Psalm 121 was written for real people on a real journey, climbing real hills toward the presence of God. Like them, we all face hills that threaten to stop our ascent, whether those are hills of crisis like fear, addiction, or financial pressure, or hills of success like pride and self-sufficiency. The deepest needs of the human heart cannot be met by Google, therapy, or self-help. Real help comes from Yahweh, the God who made heaven and earth, who never sleeps, who walks beside us, and who keeps us in our going out and our coming in. Because we could not ascend to God, He descended to us, conquering the hill of sin at Calvary so that we could be rescued completely. The most honest word we can speak is simply this: help. Bringing that word to God is not weakness. It is the first step of the ascent.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  New City Church | St. Augustine

  Life in the New City | Hebrews 10,11,13 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Sep 13, 202652 min

  Abraham left everything familiar and stepped out in faith without knowing where he was going. That same kind of forward movement defines what it means to follow Christ and build a church today. Being small and new is not a weakness. It is often the very condition God works through to accomplish great things. The New Testament model of church planting was never a solo effort, and healthy churches grow when people move from being consumers to becoming committed citizens of a local body. Three foundations hold a gospel-centered church together: the authority of Scripture, the lordship of Jesus Christ, and the centrality of the gospel. Five daily habits build that body from the inside out: pray, obey, serve, give, and invite. God is the designer and builder of His church. Our job is to trust Him enough to take the next step, even when we cannot see the whole staircase.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  New City Church | St. Augustine

  May I Have a Word | Ephesians 6:18-24 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Sep 6, 202638 min

  Words are more powerful than we often realize, and God uses them as a delivery system to accomplish His purposes in the world. Through prayer, we bring our needs and the needs of others before the One who can supply them, trusting the Holy Spirit to intercede even when our words fall short. Through the gospel, every believer is called to be an ambassador, delivering the message of Christ's substitutionary work to those around them. Through encouragement, we carry one another by genuinely checking in and speaking truth into each other's lives. Praying in the Spirit means depending on Him to translate our broken prayers to the Father. Sharing the gospel does not require perfection, only willingness to speak some words of the good news in every circumstance. And encouraging others can be as simple as asking how someone is really doing and listening with care. Words matter, and God has placed them in our hands as tools for His purposes.

  ListenShow Notes

Recent guests on New City Church | St. Augustine. Study who booked and why before you pitch.

Based on semantic analysis of episode topics and host coverage, this show is a strong guest fit for executives in:

Industry fit is computed by PitchCentric using vector embeddings of the show's episode catalog.