
Sunday morning and evening sermons from New Hyde Park Baptist Church.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

“Why?” shows up fast when suffering gets personal. When your body breaks down, when grief hits your family, when prayers don’t unfold the way you begged for, the question isn’t theoretical anymore. I open Job 10 and listen to a man who refuses to pre... more
The strangest part of any big moment is what comes right after it. The celebration fades, the adrenaline drops, and a quiet question takes the stage: now what? We open Acts 1 by stepping into that exact space with the disciples, watching them move fr... more
The fastest lie we believe might be the one that shows up the moment we see ourselves on a screen: that our body is either a problem to fix or a pedestal to worship. We feel it in the instant comparison, the quiet shame, and the running mental commen... more
The Book of Acts doesn’t read like a tidy ending. It reads like a door opening. We start with a simple but explosive idea from Luke’s first line: the Gospel was about all Jesus began to do and teach, which means Acts shows what He keeps doing after t... more
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These sermons center on biblical topics presented through expository preaching and practical application for daily life. Recent episodes explore conscience, grace, sanctification, and Christ-centered living, often tying scripture to everyday situations like work, family, and community service. A recurring emphasis is on how grace shapes behavior, how believers reflect Christ in public and private life, and how the church community bears one another's burdens. The discussions frequently connect biblical texts to modern cultural contexts, offering guidance for living with integrity, humility, and love while maintaining doctrinal clarity. The content is especially helpful for listeners seeking spiritual formation, pastoral encouragement, or se... more
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