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Welcome to New Life Now, the official podcast of New Life Pentecostal Church (North York)—where hope lives, truth is preached, and lives are transformed by the power of Jesus Christ.Each week, join Pastor Kelvin Shaw and the NLPC team as we share anointed preaching, faith-building Bible studies, and real conversations that point you to your God-given purpose.Whether you're looking for fresh fire, a deeper walk with God, or just need to hear a Word in season—this is the place for you.The wait is over. The moment is now. Welcome to New Life. New Episodes Drop Every Monday at 6:00pm EST 

  1. 4d ago

    Adjusting My Focus In The Dark (Genesis 28:10-17) | Pastor Kelvin Shaw (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What if God is closer than you think, even in the darkest season of your life? Have you ever walked through a season when the future was uncertain, your circumstances were difficult, and you struggled to recognize what God was doing? Sometimes the greatest challenge is not what we're going through, but what we're allowing our circumstances to make us believe about God. In this encouraging and thought-provoking message, Pastor Kelvin Shaw preaches “Adjusting My Focus in the Dark” from Genesis 28:10–17, exploring Jacob's remarkable encounter with God at Bethel. Jacob was travelling into an uncertain future. Away from home, with no clear understanding of everything that lay ahead, he stopped for the night and slept with a stone beneath his head. But while Jacob was unaware, God was present. In a dream, Jacob saw a ladder reaching toward heaven and heard the Lord declare His promises concerning his future. Then Jacob awakened and made a remarkable confession: “Surely the LORD is in this place, and I did not know it.” — Genesis 28:16 (NKJV) What an extraordinary discovery! God was present before Jacob recognized Him. And sometimes the same is true in our lives. We become so focused on what is uncertain that we lose sight of what God has already promised. We become overwhelmed by what is happening around us and fail to recognize the One who is faithful to remain with us. But God's promises are not dependent on our ability to see what He is doing. Through this message, Pastor Shaw challenges us to consider: God's presence: Could God be working in a place where you have failed to recognize Him?God's promises: Are you allowing present difficulties to overshadow what God has already spoken?God's faithfulness: Can you trust Him even when you do not understand the path ahead?Our response: What needs to change in our perspective so we can recognize His presence and respond to His Word?This message is especially for anyone walking through uncertainty, facing difficult decisions, feeling spiritually distant, or wondering whether God is still with them. And for those who have wandered away from God, Jacob's encounter offers a powerful reminder that God's mercy can meet us in unexpected places and call us to respond to Him again. Sometimes what needs to change is not our circumstances, but our focus. Don't allow the uncertainty of what you're going through to overshadow the certainty of what God has promised. You may not understand where you are, but you can trust the God who knows where He's leading you. 🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Kelvin Shaw 📖 Scripture: Genesis 28:10–17 (NKJV) ⛪ Sermon: Adjusting My Focus in the Dark 🎧 Podcast: New Life Now 📍 Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York, Toronto, Canada Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. ▶️ Watch more sermons, biblical teaching, and worship services from New Life North York: https://www.youtube.com/@NewLifeChurch-NorthYork Glorifying Jesus, Transforming Lives.

  2. Nov 2

    Ready Or Not! HE'S COMING (Matthew 24:36-44) | Pastor Kelvin Shaw (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. If Jesus returned today, would you be ready? It's a question every person must consider. We prepare for careers, families, retirement, and the future. But how much thought do we give to eternity? In this timely and thought-provoking message, Pastor Kelvin Shaw preaches “Ready or Not, HE'S COMING!” from Matthew 24:36–44, where Jesus warns that His return will come at an hour no one expects. The Bible reminds us that no one knows the day or the hour of Christ's return. Yet Jesus does not leave us without direction. His instruction is clear: Be ready. This sermon challenges us to move beyond simply knowing that Jesus is coming to examining whether we are spiritually prepared to meet Him. Just as people continued with the ordinary routines of life in the days of Noah, Jesus warns that His coming will find many occupied with everyday responsibilities and unaware of what is approaching. The danger is not simply living life. It is becoming so consumed with the temporary that we neglect what matters eternally. What will Jesus find when He comes? Will He find a life surrendered to Him? A heart responsive to His Word? A believer living faithfully, prayerfully, and expectantly? Through this message, Pastor Shaw calls us to consider the certainty of Christ's return, the urgency of salvation, and the importance of remaining spiritually awake. The gospel of Jesus Christ is not merely an announcement about the future. It is an invitation to respond today through repentance, faith, obedience to God's Word, and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. Whether you're exploring Christianity, returning to faith, or seeking to strengthen your relationship with Jesus, this episode will challenge you to examine your priorities and prepare your heart for eternity. Jesus is coming. The question is not whether we know the day or hour. The question is whether He will find us ready. 🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Kelvin Shaw 📖 Opening Scripture: Matthew 24:36–44 (NKJV) ⛪ Sermon: Ready or Not, HE'S COMING! 🎧 Podcast: New Life Now 📍 Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York, Toronto, Canada Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. ▶️ Watch more sermons and Bible teaching on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NewLifeChurch-NorthYork Glorifying Jesus, Transforming Lives.

  3. Oct 26

    The Anchor That Holds Your Soul (Hebrews 6:18–19) Rev. Dale Lee (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What holds you together when everything around you feels like it's falling apart? Life can change without warning. Storms come, circumstances shift, and even the things we depend on can begin to fall apart. But is there something strong enough to hold us when everything else fails? In this encouraging message, Rev. Dale Lee preaches “The Anchor That Holds Our Soul” from Hebrews 6:18–19, reminding us that the hope we have in Jesus Christ is not based on changing circumstances but on the unchanging faithfulness of God. The Bible describes this hope as “an anchor of the soul, both sure and stedfast.” Drawing from Hebrews 6, Acts 27:29, and Psalm 42:5, Rev. Lee explores the extraordinary value of the human soul and why we must be anchored in something greater than ourselves. Ships can be damaged. Plans can fail. Life can take unexpected turns. But a soul anchored in the Word of Jesus Christ has a sure foundation even when everything around it is shaking. This message invites us to consider three important truths: ⚓ Your soul is valuable. There is something eternal about your life that deserves more attention than the temporary things around you. ⚓ Your circumstances are not your anchor. When life changes, we need hope that is grounded in the unchanging character and promises of God. ⚓ Jesus Christ is our sure hope. Our confidence rests not in our ability to control every storm, but in the One who remains faithful through them all. If you're facing uncertainty, navigating a difficult season, struggling to find peace, or simply longing for greater confidence in God, this episode will encourage you to place your hope in Jesus Christ. Your world may be shaking, but your soul can remain anchored. 🎙️ Speaker: Rev. Dale Lee 📖 Scriptures: Hebrews 6:18–19; Acts 27:29; Psalm 42:5 ⛪ Sermon: The Anchor That Holds Our Soul 🎧 Podcast: New Life Now 📍 Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York, Toronto, Canada Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. Watch more sermons, Bible teaching, and worship services on the New Life North York YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NewLifeChurch-NorthYork Glorifying Jesus. Transforming Lives. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

  4. Oct 19

    One God. One Church. On Mission (Matthew 16:13–19) | Rev Nicky Sisco (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What happens when people from different nations, cultures, and backgrounds come together around one name — Jesus Christ? In this inspiring message from All Nations Sunday at New Life Pentecostal Church North York, Rev. Nick Sisco delivers a powerful biblical challenge about unity, the revelation of Jesus Christ, and the mission God has given His church. The church is more than a gathering of people. It is a people united by one God, transformed by His Spirit, and called to carry the gospel into the world. Drawing from Scripture, Rev. Sisco reveals how understanding who Jesus is becomes the foundation for understanding who we are as His church. Jesus declared that He would build His church and that the gates of hell would not prevail against it (Matthew 16:18). The church was never called merely to survive the pressures of the world. We are called to move forward in faith, proclaim the gospel, and reach people with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. Celebrating the beauty of different cultures worshipping together, this message also reflects the vision of Revelation 7:9 — a multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language standing before the throne of God. Different backgrounds. Different cultures. Different languages. One Lord. One faith. One mission. But unity is not the end of our calling. We have a mission to fulfill. Through repentance, baptism in the name of Jesus Christ, and the infilling of the Holy Spirit, the gospel continues to transform lives today. Whether you're exploring faith, searching for a church, growing in your relationship with Jesus, or seeking a renewed passion for reaching others, this message will encourage you to discover your place in God's purpose. One God. One Church. One Mission. And one name that brings us together — JESUS. 🎙️ Speaker: Rev. Nick Sisco 📖 Key Scriptures: Matthew 16:13–19; Revelation 7:9; Acts 2:38 ⛪ Message: One God. One Church. One Mission. 🌎 Occasion: All Nations Sunday 2026 🎧 Podcast: New Life Now 📍 Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York, Toronto, Canada Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. Watch more messages and worship services on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NewLifeChurch-NorthYork Glorifying Jesus. Transforming Lives. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

  5. Oct 12

    Don't Forget Who Did I! (Luke 17:11-19) | Pastor Kelvin Shaw (Thanksgiving Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What do you do after Jesus has shown you mercy? In this message, Pastor Kelvin Shaw preaches “Don’t Forget Who Did It!” from Luke 17:11–19, the powerful account of Jesus healing ten lepers. All ten cried out for mercy. All ten obeyed the word of Jesus. All ten experienced healing. But only one returned to glorify God, fall at the feet of Jesus, and give thanks. This message reminds us that the mercy of Jesus calls for more than receiving His blessings. It calls for a response of faith, gratitude, worship, and surrender. The miracle was not the end of the story. The blessing was not the final destination. True gratitude brought one man back to Jesus Himself. Pastor Kelvin Shaw challenges us to examine our own response to the goodness of God. Have we received His mercy and moved on? Have we enjoyed His blessings but forgotten the One who made us whole? Have we remembered what God did, but failed to return to worship the One who did it? Jesus asked, “Were there not ten cleansed? But where are the nine?” This episode is a call to come back with thanksgiving, to glorify God with our lives, and to never forget the One who healed, saved, delivered, restored, and made us whole. Scripture: Luke 17:11–19 Speaker: Pastor Kelvin Shaw Sermon: Don’t Forget Who Did It! Podcast: New Life Now Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

  6. Oct 5

    One Prayer Can Change EVERYTHING (Judges 13:3-5) | Evangelist Kerry Jones

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What if one prayer could change everything? In this message, Rev. Kerry Jones preaches “One Prayer Can Change Everything” through the life of Samson. From the announcement of his birth in Judges 13 to his final prayer in Judges 16, Samson’s story reminds us of calling, consecration, compromise, failure, mercy, and the power of one desperate prayer. Samson was born with purpose. His life was marked by a divine calling, a Nazarite separation, and the stirring of the Spirit of the Lord. Yet his story also shows the danger of compromise, wrong relationships, spiritual carelessness, and the slow drift away from what God had called him to be. But Samson’s failure was not the final word. Even after brokenness, blindness, bondage, and loss, Samson prayed. And that prayer changed everything. This message is a call to remember that God is still merciful, still able, and still willing to respond when we turn back to Him. One sincere prayer can shift a moment, restore strength, awaken purpose, and bring victory where defeat seemed final. If you feel like you have fallen, drifted, failed, or lost strength along the way, this episode will remind you: your story is not over. God can still work through a surrendered heart, and one prayer can change everything. Scriptures: Judges 13–16; Numbers 6:3–8; 2 Corinthians 6:14; Matthew 6:11 Speaker: Rev. Kerry Jones Sermon: One Prayer Can Change Everything Podcast: New Life Now Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

  7. Sep 29

    Nobody Like Jesus (Matthew 11:2-6) | Pastor Kelvin Shaw (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What do you do when disappointment, delay, or suffering makes you question what you believe? In this message, Pastor Kelvin Shaw preaches “Nobody Like Jesus” from Matthew 11:1–6, where John the Baptist sends a question to Jesus: “Are You the Coming One, or do we look for another?” This sermon speaks to the honest tension of faith. There are moments when life does not unfold the way we expected. Prayers seem delayed. Circumstances become painful. Suffering raises questions. Disappointment can tempt us to look for another source, another solution, another answer, or another savior. But Matthew 11 reminds us that when life raises questions, the answer is not to look away from Jesus — the answer is to take a fresh look at who Jesus is and what only He can do. Jesus may not always do what we expected, when we expected, but He is still who He said He is. He still heals. He still saves. He still delivers. He still opens blind eyes. He still raises the broken. He still brings good news to the poor. He still proves that there is nobody like Him. This message is for anyone who has ever wrestled with disappointment, unanswered questions, spiritual weariness, or the temptation to look somewhere else. There is nobody like Jesus, and He alone deserves our trust, our surrender, and our whole life. Scripture: Matthew 11:1–6 Speaker: Pastor Kelvin Shaw Sermon: Nobody Like Jesus Podcast: New Life Now Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

  8. Sep 21

    Thankful, But Not Satisfied (Philippians 3:13-14 ) | Rev Winston "Sammy" Stewart (Sermon)

    💬 We’d love to hear from you! Share how the New Life Now Podcast has encouraged you, send a prayer request, or let us know what topics you’d like to hear next. What do you do when you are thankful for what God has done, but you know there is still more to pursue? In this message, Rev. Winston “Sammy” Stewart preaches “Thankful But Not Satisfied” from Philippians 3:13–14, reminding believers that gratitude should never become complacency. We can thank God for every blessing, every victory, every answered prayer, and every spiritual milestone, while still pressing toward a deeper walk with Jesus Christ. This sermon calls us to live with the right kind of spiritual hunger. We are thankful for where God has brought us from, but we are not satisfied to stay where we are. Like Paul, we must forget what is behind, reach for what is ahead, and press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Rev. Stewart shares from his personal testimony and points to biblical examples, including the four lepers at the gate of Samaria and Nehemiah, showing how godly dissatisfaction can move people from survival to action, from comfort to calling, and from where they are into what God desires next. This message is for every believer who refuses to let yesterday’s experience become today’s stopping place. God has done great things, but there is still more of His presence, more surrender, more growth, more revival, and more souls to reach. Be thankful — but keep pressing. Scripture: Philippians 3:13–14  Speaker: Rev. Winston “Sammy” Stewart  Sermon: Thankful But Not Satisfied  Podcast: New Life Now  Church: New Life Pentecostal Church – North York Subscribe to New Life Now for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal teaching, biblical encouragement, and Spirit-filled messages that help you grow in your walk with Jesus. 🔔 New Life Pentecostal Church – North York A Spirit-filled church where Jesus transforms lives, strengthens families, and restores hope. 📍 65 Irondale Drive, North York  💬 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected and be encouraged weekly. 🕊️ 👉 For more sermons and resources, visit New Life Pentecostal Church 📺 Watch on YouTube: New Life North York Channel  — New Life Now Podcast | New Life Pentecostal Church

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Welcome to New Life Now, the official podcast of New Life Pentecostal Church (North York)—where hope lives, truth is preached, and lives are transformed by the power of Jesus Christ.Each week, join Pastor Kelvin Shaw and the NLPC team as we share anointed preaching, faith-building Bible studies, and real conversations that point you to your God-given purpose.Whether you're looking for fresh fire, a deeper walk with God, or just need to hear a Word in season—this is the place for you.The wait is over. The moment is now. Welcome to New Life. New Episodes Drop Every Monday at 6:00pm EST 

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