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New Covenant Christian Fellowship: Greenville, SC
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  1. 4d ago

    Rejecting Heresies That Divide and Destroy

    [1 Peter 2:1] The New Testament epistles repeatedly warns that false teachers will secretly introduce destructive heresies that deny the Lordship of Christ and His coming judgment, deceiving many and creating factions within the church. Believers must guard what they take in, love the truth of God's word, and reject those who refuse sound doctrine. Only by knowing the Scriptures do we find safety in the truth, freedom from man-made burdens, and growth in the pure gospel of grace.

  2. Aug 9

    There Will Be False Teachers Among You

    [2 Peter 2:1] Peter and Paul both prepare the church for the sober reality that false teachers will inevitably arise from within. These teachers introduce heresies secretly, sometimes packaging them as compassionate or merely alternative interpretations of Scripture. This sermon urges the church to cultivate biblical discernment so that we neither tolerate nor partner with any teaching that, by its deeds, denies the Master who bought us.

  3. Aug 2

    The Pathology of False Prophets: Loving Lies While Claiming to Follow God

    Drawing from Jeremiah 23 and 14, this message examines the deadly “pathology” of false prophets who deny God’s judgment, offer false security, sow division, ignore Scripture, and grieve the heart of God. True gospel ministers honestly confront sin and the coming judgment while pointing to repentance and faith in Christ. Believers are called to stay in the Word like Bereans and thank God for leaders who speak hard truth; unbelievers must acknowledge their guilt and turn to Christ for forgiveness.

  4. Jul 26

    False Prophets and the Deceived Heart: Jeremiah's Message of Judgement & Hope

    Jeremiah prophesied in Judah for forty-five years through the reign of godly King Josiah and into the coming exile, confronting a nation that had learned nothing from Israel’s earlier judgment. False prophets and compromised priests gave the people a false sense of security, hiding the reality of God’s holy anger against their idolatry and rebellion. Yet even in judgment the Lord held out hope for those who would return to Him—and He still keeps and preserves His own today.

  5. Jul 19

    Baptism and the Body of Christ

    In 1 Corinthians 12:12-13, Paul declares that by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body—whether Jews or Greeks, slaves or free. Human distinctions and differences provide no valid reason for division among believers, for God Himself is the author of true diversity and inclusivity within the church. The dynamic of the Christian life is the Holy Spirit, who has already immersed every believer into the Body of Christ at the moment of faith; water baptism is a powerful symbol of this spiritual reality.

  6. Jul 12

    Restoring God's Glory & God's People

    Continuing the series on false prophets from 2 Peter 2, this message from 1 Kings 18 highlights God’s pattern of raising up faithful witnesses like Elijah to call His people back from syncretism and idolatry. Elijah’s restoration of the torn-down altar and the dramatic display of God’s power on Mount Carmel exposed the emptiness of false worship and moved the people to repentance, after which God graciously sent rain to restore the land. Believers, we must examine our own lives for areas of compromise, forsake modern forms of idolatry, and pray expectantly for the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts so that we exalt Christ alone.

  7. Jul 5

    A Wicked Throne, A Faithful Prophet

    [1 Kings 16-18] In the days of wicked King Ahab and his idolatrous wife Jezebel, Israel plunged into gross idolatry that provoked the living God to send drought and famine as judgment. God raised up His faithful prophet Elijah, who stood alone against 850 false prophets, calling the people of Israel to stop wavering and choose the true and living God who alone deserves whole-hearted worship. Though the world will always view truth-tellers as “troublers,” God’s people must proclaim His Word boldly, knowing that only He can change hearts and bring repentance, rest, and true satisfaction in Christ.

  8. Jun 21

    False Prophets and Faithful Fathers: Raising Children in a Sexualized Culture

    In a day much like Jeroboam’s, where false prophets and a sexualized, idolatrous culture compromise even the professing church (2 Peter 2:1), God calls fathers to rise up as the heads of their households. Deuteronomy 6:1-9 commands us to have God’s Word on our hearts, to read it diligently, and to teach it constantly to our children—because we cannot impart what we do not possess. Fathers must reject passivity, fulfill their primary responsibility to train their children in the Scriptures without provoking them to anger, boldly affirm God’s good design for marriage, intimacy, and the value of life, and maintain a passionate zeal for truth with love for sinners.

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    New Covenant Christian Fellowship: Greenville, SC
  • Years Active
    2013 - 2026
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