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In this episode, Damein Schitter discusses following Jesus in politics with Robert Cunningham. Robert is the founder and director of Christ for Kentucky, and the former Senior Pastor of Tates Creek Presbyterian Church. He and Damein were at Covenant Theological Seminary at the same time, and Robert is now a current Ph.D. candidate at the University of Leicester, researching the role of religion in America's founding era. In their conversation, Robert and Damein draw on David Koyzis's book, Political Visions & Illusions, to make a bold statement: politics often masquerades as a modern idol, promising salvation and redemption much like religious doctrines. Their exploration then challenges us to reconsider where we place our faith and trust amidst a polarized society.Taking a deeper dive, Damein and Robert look into the concept of political ideologies as "isms" that offer false promises of redemption, akin to religious gospels. They highlight the dangers of viewing political opponents as heretics, fueled by echo chambers and partisan media. They underscore the importance of renouncing these ideological idols and reorienting ourselves towards the kingdom of God, advocating for a gospel that inherently carries social implications without equating salvation with social deeds. They invite us to grapple with engagement in a secularizing world, finding balance between withdrawal and deeper involvement.In conclusion, they shift their focus to the broader social responsibilities of Christian faith, challenging the tendency to compartmentalize it as merely a personal practice. Inspired by John Stott's interpretation of being "salt and light," they encourage believers to actively create a world that mirrors God's will. They also address the misconceptions about political divides, highlighting the significance of connecting with real-life neighbors rather than relying on algorithm-driven echo chambers. They land on an emphasis on the power of feeling seen and the importance of engaging deeply with your community to gain a nuanced understanding of today's political landscape.For more about Robert, you can visit his website, and find the episodes on his podcast going further into David Koyzis's work here: Every Square Inch

In this episode, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Theologian in Residence Michael Allen tackle the question, "can Scripture truly govern the conscience, and what does that mean for preaching?" By diving into the Westminster Confession of Faith, they emphasize the immense responsibility preachers carry in conveying God's word accurately. They also uncover the advantages of expository preaching and discuss how the symbolic clerical collar reflects a preacher's submission to divine authority. Additionally, they provide historical insights to help you understand how the Westminster Confession sought to clarify pastoral roles amidst the tumultuous mix of 17th-century culture, politics, and religion.The challenge, in navigating contemporary issues like sexuality and politics, is to offer practical wisdom without overstepping bounds. By balancing guidance with humility and leaning on the Christian community, study, and prayer, Damein and Mike emphasize the collaborative effort it takes for believers to grow in wisdom and navigate life's complexities. They also reflect on the ongoing work of Jesus as prophet, priest, and king, highlighting His resurrection power and the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit. By recognizing God's strength through our weaknesses, we find faith and assurance in the transformative power of divine intervention in our lives.

In this episode, Damein Schitter sits down with Jay Sklar, who is Professor of Old Testament and Vice President of Academics at Covenant Theological Seminary. Their conversation tackles why Leviticus feels so daunting and seemingly irrelevant, from its legalistic nature to its cultural oddities and ritual focus. Dr Sklar passionately makes the case for its importance, emphasizing its pivotal role in the Pentateuch and shedding light on the profound significance of the Day of Atonement.Leviticus isn't just a book of old laws; it's a guide on living in holiness and understanding the depth of sin and atonement. Damein and Jay delve into how knowing the sacrificial system of Leviticus is essential to fully grasping the gravity of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. A foundational knowledge of Leviticus can transform our understanding of Jesus' life and ministry.From ritual and moral purity to the broader context of ancient texts, Damein and Jay discuss how interpreting Leviticus through its historical and cultural lens can prevent modern misinterpretations. They explore the parallels between ritual purity and contemporary health protocols, shedding light on their significance in ancient Israelite culture. Moreover, the symbolic acts and the sacrificial system in Leviticus enrich our appreciation of Jesus' atoning work. Our hope is that their conversation will enhance your theological perspective and spiritual connection to the life and ministry of Jesus!

Faith & Work Seminar 2024 - Damein Schitter by OrlandoGrace

In this episode, Nate asked Pastor Damein about the vision for the upcoming season of the All of Life podcast. This season, we're building on the learning event and sermon series, Following Jesus in Politics. We'll have guests like Mike Allen on the role of preaching in Presbyterian thought, Todd Deathrage on steering through tough conversations, and Robert Cunningham on the nuanced world of public theology and political ideologies. Don't miss our insights from key readings like David Koyzis' "Political Visions and Illusions" and Patrick Schreiner's "Political Gospel," all designed to enrich your understanding and challenge your perspectives.We'll also venture into the oft-overlooked book of Leviticus, shedding light on its relevance today with the help of expert Dr. Jay Sklar. Our playful yet profound sermon series, "Leviticus is for Lovers," aims to reform how you perceive this book where Bible reading plans often die in the wilderness. We'll also add some more episodes along the way that were not mentioned, so stay tuned!You can access the reading list we mention here.

In this episode, Pastors Damein Schitter and Benjamin Kandt give our May update to NewCity Next. You can find the resources mentioned and the slides from the presentation at this link.

In this episode, recorded at Jason Dunn's Ordination service, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Pastor of Formation and Mission Benjamin Kandt give an update on NewCity Next, which was first rolled out in March 2022. A visual overview of NewCity Next can be accessed here.

In this episode, Nate discusses ways to adapt the M'Cheyne plan into your Scripture practice for the Common Rhythm. He draws on comments Damein made in his most recent sermon, as well as the questions from the All of Life Guide, to discuss how to integrate a Bible reading plan like this into your routine.As mentioned, there are many episodes that go into detail about chapters we've read so far in 2024. You can find the Bible book overviews here:Introduction to GenesisIntroduction to MatthewIntroduction to EzraIntroduction to NehemiahIntroduction to ActsIn addition, we have recorded several other discussions about specific chapters we'll be reading together:Genesis 1-2Genesis 12-26Matthew 1-2Matthew 6Acts 8Acts 9Matthew 9As always, we look forward to questions and ideas to help drive our future conversations. You can contact us at podcast@newcityorlando.com

Ever considered how many new churches we need to plant by 2050 to keep pace with the growth in our communities? It might surprise you - the number is a staggering 70,000! And how does the PCA fit into this picture? In this episode, Damein and Ben sit down with Irwyn Ince, the North American Coordinator for Mission to North America (MNA) as we navigate through his experiences, challenges, and successes in his second year of service. We tackle the hard reality of the PCA's role in addressing the church-planting needs for the future. But that's not all - we also delve into the intricacies of church planting. It's not just about multiplying numbers; it's about diversity and a shift in mindset. With pointed conversations on immigration, credentialing, and language barriers, we unpack how we can better serve our global south. In our pursuit of effective evangelism, we also explore the principle of embracing discomfort, leaning into doctrinal commitments, and earning the right to share the gospel. Join us as we traverse the journey of church planting's future in the PCA, a journey filled with challenges, changes, and immense possibilities.

Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to traverse the Holy Land, not just as a tourist, but walking the footsteps of Jesus in his time? In this episode, Damein, Ben, and Jason unveil stories from their journey to Israel with Telos, a trip that was more than just ticking off iconic sights.They'll speak about their transformative experiences, from a surreal sighting of a wakeboard boat on the Sea of Galilee to unearthing the striking relevance of Jesus' ancient teachings in today's world. You'll hear about their reenactment of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, as well as entering into the places Jesus would have walked if he were here today. They'll share the heartrending story of Dawud, a Palestinian Christian, whose faith amidst persecution shines a new light on Jesus' teachings. Hear how they intend to steward their experiences to bless our community and beyond. 

In this episode, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter gives an update on one of the goals laid out in NewCity Next (you can listen to that here). Since August, several new staff members have been hired, or had their existing role expanded and modified. Damein asks each of the following staff members to tell a little about themselves, what their new role is, and what they are excited about:Kelley Wilson (Executive Director of Staff & Strategic Planning)Jason Dunn (Executive Director of Congregational Care)Sara Nixon (Director of Care)Grace Crosby (Ministry Assistant)Nate Claiborne (Director of Ministry Operations)

This week the boys are joined by the great man Damein Power (Star of Stage and Screen).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Damein sits down with David & Bethany Goodman to hear part of their story and to discuss their work with Medical Campus Outreach, which will be one of NewCity's Commissioned Communities this fall.

In this episode, Nate Claiborne asks Senior Pastor Damein Schitter about our new pastoral residency program at NewCity. Damein explains the vision for the program, briefly what it will involve for our new resident Ryan Gawrych, and how it fits into our overall mission and vision at NewCity.For more information about Made to Flourish, you can visit their website.

In this episode, Nate Claiborne asks Senior Pastor Damein Schitter about what he's reading this summer. Here are the books he mentioned:Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power1776LincolnSocial: Why Our Brains Are Wired to ConnectThe Science of VirtueAttachment Theory in PracticeHold on to Your Kids

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In this episode of the Equip podcast, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter reflects on the experience of his sabbatical and what God impressed on his heart during that time.

Hablamos con Damein Degorre, periodista del diario L'Equipe de Francia que sigue al PSG, sobre el posible destino de Messi. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urbanaplayfm/message

In this new series on the Equip Podcast, Pastor Benjamin Kandt interviews Senior Pastor Damein Schitter on how he practices the Common Rhythm. He asks the following questions:How do you practice the Common Rhythm?Which practice has been the most challenging?Which practice has added the most value to your life?In next week's episode, Damein will turn the tables on Ben and ask him the questions as well.

In this episode Love is Blind, the couples settle into their temporary apartments and start to get peeks of their partner's life. Amber tells us about her debt, Cameron and Lauren get comfortable in each other's old places, Kenny has to spend his first night alone, Giannina and Damein get into another fight over nothing, and Jessica does whatever she can to blow up her relationship with Mark.We'll cover all this, plus have students of the week, class dunces and life lessons!If you like what you hear, please give us a rating, so other people can find us. And if you watch 90 Day Fiance, check out our other podcast, 90 Day Mmkay Teachable Moments with Miss H and Mr O. Feedback is always welcome 

Today’s guest is Damein Schitter. He’s Senior Pastor at New City Presbyterian Church here in Orlando. He is also a visiting professor at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, where he teaches evangelism. In this interview, Damein dives into the way Christians conceive of and practice discipleship. Rather than just a few spiritual disciplines, Damein details how churches and Christians should be seeking a whole-life discipleship. If Christ is Lord of all of our lives, our discipleship practices must reach into the workplace, our home lives, our finances, and our leisure time. Damein has thought and written a lot on this issue, and it was great to have him on the show to explain it.

Damein recommend A Theology of Mark by Hans Bayer and Jesus the King by Tim Keller as resources for further study in Mark. Josh recommends the larger volume Four Portraits, One Jesus by Mark Strauss for further study in Mark in relation to the other gospels. Nate would recommend A Concise Guide to Reading the New Testament by David Nienhuis as a helpful resource on not just Mark, but the rest of the New Testament. Likewise, the single volume commentary by Eckhard Schnabel in the Tyndale New Testament Commentary series is a good first purchase for interested readers. More advanced readers will benefit from The Cross from a Distance: Atonement in Mark’s Gospel by Peter Bolt. It is part of the New Studies in Biblical Theology series that we would all recommend.

In this podcast, Benjamin Kandt and Damein Schitter sit down to talk about Advent. They discuss how Advent is a season of waiting and how, biblically speaking, waiting is expectant hope mixed with inward groaning. Ben and Damein discuss what makes waiting difficult and how our current cultural mood works against our growing in biblical hope.

In this podcast, Benjamin Kandt and Damein Schitter sit down to talk about Advent. They discuss how Advent is a season of waiting and how, biblically speaking, waiting is expectant hope mixed with inward groaning. Ben and Damein discuss what makes waiting difficult and how our current cultural mood works against our growing in biblical hope.

In this episode I interview Dr. Mike Allen about the Trinity and the Christian life. In Ephesians, Paul prays for us to come to know and experience the beauty of our triune God. We see all three persons mentioned by name in several passages in Ephesians. My hope is that this podcast, in conjunction with our fall sermon series in Ephesians, will increasingly give us eyes to see and ears to hear the unique way our triune God— Father, Son, and Spirit—brings redemption and restoration in the body of Christ and all of creation. More specifically, I hope that you are encouraged to further see how God— Father, Son, and Spirit— is integrally involved in your day to day, moment by moment life. 

In this episode I interview Dr. Mike Allen about the Trinity and the Christian life. In Ephesians, Paul prays for us to come to know and experience the beauty of our triune God. We see all three persons mentioned by name in several passages in Ephesians. My hope is that this podcast, in conjunction with our fall sermon series in Ephesians, will increasingly give us eyes to see and ears to hear the unique way our triune God— Father, Son, and Spirit—brings redemption and restoration in the body of Christ and all of creation. More specifically, I hope that you are encouraged to further see how God— Father, Son, and Spirit— is integrally involved in your day to day, moment by moment life. 

In our very first podcast episode, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Dr. Michael Allen sit down to talk about our upcoming series on Ephesians titled In Light of More.

In our very first podcast episode, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Dr. Michael Allen sit down to talk about our upcoming series on Ephesians titled In Light of More.

Recap of the 2018 Damien Robotics Competition with Hot Sauce and Buckets. Moderated by Coach Chavez. The boys break down the competition and look forward to next year.

Damein, finishes up Paul's letter to the Galatians going through Galatians 6:11-18.

Damein, finishes up Paul's letter to the Galatians going through Galatians 6:11-18.

DJ Ayo and Damien Deighan’s back in the mix!

Ayo and Damien’s regular show, this week featuring an interview and dj mix with special guest, DJ Fitz, formerly of BBC 1xtra. Spilling the beans as well as sharing hopes, plans and dreams for the future.