SERMON SERIES
At New Heights, we mainly preach through the Bible verse by verse, chapter by chapter, which is known as Expository Preaching. Occasionally, we will choose a topic and spend a few weeks digging into it and revealing Biblical truths about that topic. Below you will find our most recent sermon series'. To find more sermons and sermon series, check out our mobile app.
“Voicing Frustrations” is our sermon series through Habakkuk.
Hope x Holiness
“Hope x Holiness” is our sermon series through 1 & 2 Peter.
HIS PLAYLIST
The songs Jesus sang as He gathered with believers were the Psalms of the Old Testament. As we spend time going through His playlist, we exegete the inspired lyrics of the psalms as they encourage us to praise, reflection, and repentance.
Story of the unseen king
“Story of the Unseen King” is our sermon series through Esther. We know that all scripture is about God and yet with God never being mentioned in the book of Esther, we will look in depth at how our King was unseen and was still central to the story.
under bethlehem stars
“Under Bethlehem Stars” is our sermon series through Ruth. As we look at this story that takes place in Bethlehem, we look forward to another story that takes place 1,000 years later in Bethlehem, the birth of Christ.
Stories of a Savior
“Stories of a Savior” is our sermon series through Mark. Through his gospel, Mark makes it clear that Jesus is the Messiah prophesied of in the Old Testament.
Faith In Exile
“Faith In Exile” is our sermon series through Daniel. Daniel is taken into captivity in Babylon along with the rest of the Hebrew nation. In exile, great tests of his faith await him.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
“Unfinished Business” is our sermon series through Leviticus. Worship happens on God’s terms, not ours. And God opens the book of Leviticus by making it clear that His righteous wrath must be appeased before worship can happen.
CHURCH UNITED
"Church United" is the third part of our sermon series through First Corinthians. "Saints' Communion" is the first sermon in this series. The table represents a lot in the Church. Our meals shared together as people of God remind us that we have been made family through the blood of Jesus. The Lord’s Supper helps us remember the atoning death of Jesus and often proclaim with anticipation His return.
CHURCH. GONE. WILD.
"Church Gone Wild" is the second part of our sermon series through First Corinthians. "Save The Drama" is the second sermon in this series. The Corinthian Christians fought with one another a lot. Their depravity fought its way to the surface in their lives and led them into disputes with one another. Instead of living selflessly, they selfishly sought to win every argument or conflict. This created a horrible reputation for the church and needed correction from Paul, the apostle.
Church Divided
The Church. God’s idea. Established by Christ. Prepared in eternity past for eternity forevermore. God’s people called together to be family from all generations, nations, and tongues. But we are a house divided. We look upon one another based on societal influence, economic status, race, ethnicity, cultural differences, or preferences. Division distracts us and impedes the work that has been set before us. Can a church divided reflect heaven on earth?
Good Cop & Bad Cop
Good Cop Bad Cop is a brief study of Colossians 3 geared towards New Heights Huntington. In this sermon series we will see how believers should act...or shouldn’t act. This hard hitting sermon series will hopefully bring about awareness of our sin and repentance in God’s church.
Defenders & Pretenders
Defenders & Pretenders is our series through the book of Jude. Jude exhorts the church of his day to contend for the faith. He alerts them to the false teaching that had crept into the church. Advice is given for support and ultimately, the triumph of the church is guaranteed. Jude’s message is clear: you’re either a defender of the faith or you’re just pretending.
Depths of Grace
Depths of Grace is our series through the book of Jonah. Jonah is the only prophet to literally flee from God. His story shows us the relentless pursuit and mission of God. His story shows us human depravity. Most importantly, his story shows us that we are nothing without the grace of Jesus. His story shows us the depths of grace.
Romans
Paul's letter to the church at Rome is a rich doctrinal work. In our series through the book of Romans, each sermon will exhaust and explain the text of the letter. From our depravity to our justification to practical Christian living, the book of Romans is a deep and edifying book with heavy application for us all.
Best sermon ever
In our series, "Best Sermon Ever," we take an in-depth look at Jesus' sermon in Matthew 5, 6, and 7. This sermon, commonly known as the sermon on the mount, teaches us much about how a Christian should live. Jesus preached this sermon to thousands of people in Galilee. His words were authoritative and unlike any other preacher before him or after him. His words resound still and are impactful for our lives.
Home Improvement
This series of six sermons will examine ways to improve our home and family. Starting on Mother's Day and ending on Father's Day we'll see what the Bible has to say on the following: gospel women, orphan care, finances, devotion, hospitality, and gospel men.
slave no more
The book of Philemon is a short, concise letter from Paul wherein much grace and restoration is demonstrated. Our series, “Slave No More,” examines the theological importance of reconciliation and redemption. Paul implores Philemon to forgive and welcome his former slave back into his home as a brother. When we’re in Christ, earthly titles have little importance and we begin to understand that we’re all brothers and sisters in God’s family.
Uncontainable
The beloved disciple, John, writes his gospel as an argument to prove Jesus’ authenticity as God in the flesh. In “Uncontainable,” we see John meticulously write about a select few of Jesus’ miraculous displays. His teaching is communicated and his passion and resurrection is proven. John doesn’t intend to give us everything about Jesus life, for that is uncontainable in all the books in the world. But John does give us plenty to believe in Jesus.