Newmarket Alliance Sermon Podcast

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Newmarket Alliance Sermon Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Jonathan K. Gonyou, with 365 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.

Jonathan K. Gonyou hosts Newmarket Alliance Sermon Podcast, a religion show with 365 episodes published.

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  What a Wonderful World | Soul Music - Part 7

  Aug 23, 2026—

  If we did a sermon for every Psalm, we’d wrap up in time for Fall… 2029! But there are certain Psalms that we’ll cover briefly this Sunday (8, 29, 33, 65 & 104) that fall into some similar themes and exhortations. We might call these the Songs of the Creator. I know there’s a portion of folks at NAC who most “connect” to God through worship music; others through intellectual pursuits like Bible Study; others through action and service (among many other pathways), but I know for certain there is a great number of you who sense God most keenly through His creation. Then once it gets deep into your heart that the creator and sustainer of the universe has actually taken a personal interest and concern for just YOU… His child… well, that’s a spiritual game-changer.

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  Take Me to the River | Soul Music - Part 6

  Aug 16, 2026—

  The 42nd Psalm is a beloved one. It is often remembered for lines like: “As the deer panteth for the water so too my soul longeth after You, God” Others may know it for this timeless question (and wise answer): Why so downcast, O my soul… Put your hope in God” A modern translation, though, makes a challenging and intriguing statement of the Psalmist “emptying the pockets of my life”. What does that mean, particularly for us today? What’s the connection to water and lament and sort of “preaching to yourself”? After last week’s great dramatic approach to the narratives of Jesus, we’re in for another treat with a more immersive, character-driven dive into this essential Psalm.

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  Gimme Shelter | Soul Music - Part 5

  Aug 2, 2026—

  What does it look like to live under a shelter you can’t see — yet somehow can feel — when fear is loud, and danger feels close? Psalm 91 has actually, for thousands of years, been the “go-to” scripture for spiritual battle and deliverance. How do we recognize spiritual attack versus ordinary trouble? Could refuge be less about avoiding risk and more about where we run when the storm hits? Come curious, bring your doubts, and see which questions (and hopefully some answers) this psalm opens for you.

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  I Have To Praise You Like I Should | Soul Music - Part 3

  Jul 19, 2026—

  How are we going to talk about the Psalms all summer without talking about its primary emphasis: Praise! And not just a reverent, intellectually focused, “polite” praise, but according to Psalm 150 (among others), a rip-roaring, “bring the noise”, boisterous kind of praise. The kind where King David unembarrassingly says: “Oh, you think THIS worship is undignified? You ain’t seen nothing yet” Don’t worry. No one is going to convert you to a chandelier-swinging holy roller, but there may be some blind spots we all have regarding this key instruction from that Lord, that EVERYTHING with breath was made to PRAISE HIM! This Sunday’s “Soul Music” is truly music for the soul.

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  You've Got a Friend | Soul Music - Part 2

  Jul 12, 2026—

  Yes, the Bible says we are CHILDREN of God in the household of faith. It is even accurate to say we are SERVANTS of God - we’ve been bought through the very blood of Christ. Of course, we are DISCIPLES of God, following in the model of Jesus Himself. We’re called heirs, workers, ambassadors, priests, temples, and even soldiers, among others. The one thing I am called that shocks me the most (and blesses me beyond my comprehension) is being called a FRIEND of God. Can you even get your head around that extraordinary privilege? Psalm 25 is one of the places where we are invited to be called “Friend of God”.

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