Bilingual sermons with a call to respond.
New Tribe Bali is a sermon feed from a Bali church community, shaped by direct biblical teaching and bilingual repetition. Its messages move from Genesis, Luke, John, Romans, and Matthew into practical calls around forgiveness, maturity, the Holy Spirit, and everyday obedience.
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New Tribe Bali presents Sunday messages from a church community in Bali, usually as full sermon recordings rather than studio-shaped podcast episodes. The format is simple. A speaker opens the Bible, names the passage, and keeps working the text until it becomes a question for everyday life. Many messages move between English and Indonesian, sometimes translating line by line and sometimes echoing the same idea in a second language. That bilingual rhythm gives the show a rolling, emphatic feel. It is teaching with momentum. Recent sermons draw from Genesis 13, Luke 15, John 16, Matthew 28, Romans 14, and other biblical texts. The subjects are practical and often searching: choices that shape destiny, coming home to the Father, hearing the Holy Spirit, hunger for righteousness, water baptism, correction, and unity in church life. The preaching tends to treat theology as something that must change behavior. A story about pirated DVDs becomes a lesson about fear, compromise, family influence, and repentance. A reading of the lost sons becomes a study of village return and the Father’s compassion. Teaching on the Holy Spirit becomes less about mastering every answer and more about knowing the one who guides believers. The show can be tender. It can also be firm. Listeners hear repeated calls to pray differently, speak words that strengthen others, accept correction, avoid judgment over debatable issues, and grow beyond spiritual infancy. The delivery is not sleek, compressed, or entertainment-first. It leaves in the live-room texture: greetings, invitations to stand, references to pastors, worship transitions, and closing prayers. That texture is part of the appeal. New Tribe Bali serves people looking for bilingual Christian preaching with a strong local-church pulse and a steady push toward repentance, maturity, and communal faithfulness.
Made for: Best for Christians, churchgoers, and bilingual English-Indonesian listeners who want practical Sunday preaching rooted in scripture. It especially suits people who prefer direct teaching over highly produced conversation.
What sets it apart: Its signature is the bilingual sermon cadence: scripture is explained, translated, repeated, and applied until the moral and spiritual stakes are clear. The Bali church setting gives familiar Christian themes a communal, cross-cultural texture.
Sunday Messages from New Tribe Bali (formerly ICC | IFGF Bali). We pray that you are encouraged and inspired through this podcast. For more information about our community visit our website at newtribebali.org
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Bilingual sermons connect biblical passages, personal testimony, and Christian doctrine to choices involving friendship, family, prayer, forgiveness, and discipleship.
New Tribe Bali records congregational sermons that move between close biblical reading and the choices of ordinary life. Speakers teach from passages in Genesis, Luke, John, Psalms, and Matthew, then carry the message into friendship, alcohol, pirated media, prayer, poverty,…
The son who stayed home is lost too; that might change how you hear Luke 15.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Luke 15 sermon that sees estrangement both far from home and inside the posture of judgment.
This single-episode review frames the sermon as a reading of Luke 15 in which both sons are lost, though not in the same way. It tracks the younger son’s rehearsed apology, his hope of returning as a hired man, and the shame of coming back to village life as a visible failure.
A Genesis 13 sermon connects fear, family example, pirated media, enterprise, and grace.
This single-episode review follows a Genesis 13 sermon as it turns Abram and Lot's separation into a wider reflection on fear, family example, and the reach of personal choices.
A warm Sunday sermon on God's nearness and the Spirit who guides believers into truth.
New Tribe Bali's "Knowing and Hearing the Holy Spirit" frames a farewell Sunday around a steady pastoral conviction: God is near, and fellowship with him is meant to renew and strengthen believers.
A plainspoken sermon turns physical hunger into a call to pray, speak God's Word, and praise with gratitude.
The sermon frames hunger and thirst for God as something that should be visible in everyday conduct. It opens with the familiar edge of physical hunger, then turns that feeling toward desire for God and God's Word.
Alandita Yogi Suar connects the Holy Spirit's promise with discipleship and water baptism.
Alandita Yogi Suar speaks of the Holy Spirit as a person and of the fullness of the Holy Spirit as a promise for every believer. He moves through the steps he wants listeners to take: be born again, receive that fullness, then become a disciple willing to be taught.
A candid Christian testimony about drinking, paid-for friendships, and the influences that shape conduct.
The episode frames a Christian teaching on influence through a personal story about friendship, drinking, and the company that can shape a life.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A pastor delivers a sermon titled 'You're hangin out with who?' based on Proverbs 13:20, warning about the dangers of bad company.
A pastor shares a birthday reflection on living in eternity and five things he wants for his birthday.
A pastor delivers a sermon about making decisions in light of Jesus' sacrifice, leading into a discussion of Ephesians chapter 3.
Abraham says, "you choose," and Lot chooses the Jordan Valley near Sodom.
Important men in the Middle East do not run in public, but the father runs anyway.
New Tribe Bali’s "Knowing and Hearing the Holy Spirit" centers on John 14–16, where the speaker returns repeatedly to Jesus’ promise of "another helper," the "Spirit of truth," and the claim that Jesus’ departure is "for your good." The sermon uses concrete images like spam blockers, caller ID, and a spouse’s voice to explain how believers can distinguish the Holy Spirit from deception and from their own thoughts.
New Tribe Bali’s "Haus dan Lapar akan Kebenaran" uses Psalm 63, Matthew 7:7-8, and Matthew 5:6 to define what spiritual hunger looks like in daily life.
Alandita Yogi Suar teaches at New Tribe Bali on the Holy Spirit, opening by thanking Pastor Don, Pastor Fikta, and Pastor Jess before moving into Ezekiel 47.
A pastor shares a personal birthday reflection and five things he wants on his birthday, framed within a Christian sermon.
A pastor continues a two-part sermon on handling debatable topics in the Bible, using Romans 14 to discuss principles like acceptance and personal conviction.
A pastor introduces a two-part series on handling divisive issues and correction within a church community, emphasizing spiritual maturity.
A pastor delivers a sermon on forgiveness and displaying the glory of God through Jesus, based on Matthew 18.
A pastor delivers a sermon on finding joy in diversity and remembering that Satan, not people, is the true enemy.
A sermon about making decisions in light of Jesus' sacrifice, leading into a series on training one's decision-making.