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 43 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  This Means War | Ephesians 6:10-17 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Aug 30, 202644 min

  Spiritual conflict is real, but so is the provision God has made for every believer. Ephesians 6:10-17 reveals that our true enemy is not other people but the devil and his fallen angels, who actively work to mar the image of God in our lives. God has equipped us with everything we need to stand firm, and that equipment is not a collection of separate tools but a full covering found in Jesus Christ Himself. The belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit all point to one reality: Christ is our armor. Putting on the armor is a daily, intentional act of dependence on Him. The battle is real, but because of what Jesus accomplished on the cross, it is already won.

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  The Gospel goes to Work | Ephesians 6:1-4 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Aug 23, 202658 min

  Work was part of God's original design, created not as a curse but as a calling meant to bring glory to Him. Because of sin, work became hard, frustrating, and often unfulfilling, and our fallen nature pulls us toward either underworking or overworking. The Gospel changes everything about how and why we work. Because Jesus served us when we had nothing to offer, we are freed to serve others with sincerity, obedience, and a servant's heart. Every Christian in the workplace is a marketplace missionary, representing Christ to people who may never step inside a church. Ephesians 6:5-9 outlines five qualities that should mark every believer at work: obedience, sincerity, verticality, service, and hope. Whether you are an employee or an employer, you answer to the same God, and He sees not just what you do but why you do it. Go to work this week not just as an employee, but as an ambassador for Jesus Christ.

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  Every Parent's Playbook | Ephesians 6:1-4 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Aug 17, 202655 min

  Ephesians 6:1-4 speaks to two groups that most of us belong to at the same time: children and parents. Children are called to obey and honor their parents, not simply as a rule, but as a path toward blessing. Parents, particularly fathers, are warned not to provoke their children but to raise them through loving discipline and wise instruction. Obedience is not just a family value. It is a reflection of our relationship with God. At the heart of all of this is the gospel. Jesus lived the perfectly obedient life we could not live and took the punishment for our disobedience. Through faith in Him, we are declared righteous and adopted into the family of God. Every healthy family is built on that foundation.

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  How to Respect Your Husband | Ephesians 5:22-33 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Aug 9, 202650 min

  In today’s sermon, Pastor Trent Griffith continues in the series "The Center of it All" going verse by verse through the book of Ephesians. In the message "How to Respect Your Husband", we see that God gives husbands and wives different commands in marriage because He knows what each needs most. Husbands are called to love, while wives are called to respect, and both commands address the areas where each naturally struggles. Biblical submission is not weakness or inferiority. It is a wife aligning her strength and wisdom to help her husband become the spiritual leader God has called him to be. Respect is rocket fuel for a husband's leadership, giving him the confidence to step up when he is filled with self-doubt. There are five practical ways a wife can show respect: acceptance, assistance, admiration, adaptability, and availability. Marriage is ultimately a picture of Christ and the church, and when both spouses move toward each other in obedience to God's design, the gospel becomes visible to the world around them.

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  How to Love Your Wife | Ephesians 5:22-33 | Pastor Trent Griffith

  Aug 2, 202654 min

  In today’s sermon, Pastor Trent Griffith continues in the series "The Center of it All" going verse by verse through the book of Ephesians. In the message "How to Love Your Wife", Ephesians 5 gives husbands a clear and challenging picture of what it means to truly love their wives, and at the center of it all is Jesus Christ. Submission, as described in Ephesians 5:21, is not weakness. It means coming alongside someone to help them win. A husband is called to love his wife the way Christ loves the church: pursuing her, purifying her with truth, and helping her flourish into everything God created her to be. He is also called to love her as he loves himself, nourishing and cherishing her with his time, attention, affection, and presence. When love and respect break down, a destructive cycle begins, but either person can break it by choosing to act first. Ultimately, a husband cannot love his wife this way on his own strength. It flows from a man who has been captured by the love of Jesus and is living out of that reality every day.

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