Seeing Everyone Enjoy the King | Isaiah 65:17-25

NewCity Orlando Sermons

Senior Pastor Damein Schitter continues our Advent series, Seeing Everyone Enjoy the King, preaching from Isaiah 65:17-25. Anchored in God’s promises, Pastor Damein confronts the pitfalls of complacency and triumphalism in our pursuit of hope for the future. Complacency risks making us passive, while triumphalism tempts us to rely solely on human effort. Through inspiring examples of redemptive entrepreneurship and community-focused initiatives, Pastor Damein explains how a hope grounded in God's future work can inspire meaningful action today. His sermon emphasizes the call to align our efforts with God’s values, fostering justice and love for our neighbors.
Hope is more than just a comforting idea—it’s a sustaining force, an unshakeable certainty rooted in Christ’s work. With that in mind, Pastor Damein explains how biblical imagery and even pop culture, like the Hunger Games, highlights the power of hope to transcend fear and sustain us through life's challenges. He closes by inviting God's presence into both our joyous and sorrowful moments, preparing our hearts for the ultimate fulfillment of His promise.

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1. Seeing Everyone Enjoy the King | Isaiah 65:17-25 (00:00:00)

2. Tension of Hope in Advent (00:00:03)

3. Sustainable Hope for the Future (00:15:28)

4. Hope as a Sustaining Force (00:19:19)

5. Certainty of Hope in Christ (00:29:50)