New Beginnings Lakeside Church

Pastor Doug Horner shares the story of Mary this mother's day as we continue our study in the Gospel of Matthew. Mary was a person submitted to God's will and made way in her life for God to move. God invites us to do the same!

Matthew 2 describes some significant events in Jesus' early years like the visit of the Magi, the escape to Egypt, and Herod's massacre. Pastor Doug Horner takes us through it verse by verse in this message.

Today we begin a new series in the Gospel of Matthew called "Make Way for the King". In this message, Pastor David Horner breaks down the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17, showing us that Jesus is the rightful King, a gracious King, and the coming King.

The resurrection has cleared up any misunderstandings about who Jesus is and what He came to do! Because He was raised from the dead, we can be sure that He is the Son of God, the Messiah, who has paid the price for our sins. We can be certain that our debt has been paid and that we will have eternal life if we place our faith in Him!

Palm Sunday is the beginning of the end. On it, Jesus arrived on a colt in Jerusalem to cries of "Hosanna!" But what is the significance of this momentous occasion and what was Jesus communicating? Pastor David Horner dives into the Old Testament concept of Messiah to show us what Palm Sunday is all about in this message called, "The Misunderstood King".

In this message, Pastor TJ Rodriguez shows us how the disciples, specifically Peter, had an understanding of who Jesus was but a misunderstanding of what he truly came to do. This is nowhere more evident than in Matthew 16, where Jesus asks his disciples "Who do you say I am?" Oftentimes, we also misunderstand Jesus' mission and try to get him on our own agenda rather than submitting to his.

A lot of people view church like a cruise ship – a few paid staff do all the work while the rest of us are along for the ride. But God's vision is for the body of the church to grow to maturity as every saint engages in the work of ministry. Pastor David Horner takes us through Ephesians 4:1-16.

Pastor Doug Horner surveys what the Bible has to say about money and how a generous heart characterizes the follower of Jesus.

Pastor David Horner shares why, as disciples of Jesus, we must be following, being changed by, and committed to the mission of Jesus.

Pastor Doug Horner shares the importance of casting out our nets and being people of evangelism.

Pastor Doug Horner shares why worship must be one of our core values and shape who we are as people.

The early church devoted themselves to prayer. Pastor David preaches from Matthew 6 as we learn what Jesus taught us about prayer and how we can devote ourselves to it.

Pastor David Horner explains the two ordinances that Jesus gave the church, and why we should value them and allow them to shape who we are.

Pastor Doug Horner shares about how the early church was dedicated to fellowship and how this value should mark our lives today.

In this series, we explore the core values of New Beginnings – the things that shape who we are and what we do. Today, we begin by looking at our first core value: the Word of God and how it helps us achieve Christ's mission for us of Winning, Building, and Sending people for Him.

Romans 16 may seem like a lot of irrelevant names that Paul lists off as he is closing his letter. But there is a lot here for us to learn and apply to our lives. Pastor David Horner closes our study in the book of Romans with this message called, "A Farewell Postcard."

Pastor Doug Horner preaches a message out of Romans 15 entitled, "Called to Ministry".

Pastor David Horner shares a message about Christian liberties, matters of conscience, and how believers can maintain unity by keeping second things second.

Pastor Billy Thompson shares from Romans 13:8-14 on how the debt of every Christian is to continue on in loving one another.

Becky Doughty shares a message about God's peace at the 2021 Ladies Christmas Tea on Saturday, December 4th, 2021.

Have you ever stopped to think about all the reasons you have to be thankful? Pastor Noah Hayden points out just a few in this Thanksgiving message.

Every Christian lives under a governing authority of some sort – federal, state, local, police, emperor, dictator, etc. How does God want us to relate to the governing authority that we live under? Romans 13 is the crucial passage, explaining how we submit to God through our relationship to the government.

God's agape love transforms us. When we live according to God's agape love, we are living according to God's will.

In Romans 12:3, Paul begins showing us how "the renewed mind" thinks, and how this leads us to use our spiritual gifts to serve another. As we serve one another with our gifts, the Church is built up, more people come to know Christ, and God's kingdom is advanced.

"What is God's will for my life?" Nearly every believer has asked this question. In Romans 12:1-2, we learn the key to understanding the will of God.