New Beginnings Lakeside Church

The nation of Israel still has place in God's grand plan. In Romans 11, Paul shares about the glorious future planned for them. In this study, we finish what we began in our last study by looking at Israel's future hope and what it means for the world.

Pastor Noah Hayden shares a message out of Mark 6:30-52 about our relationship with the Lord. Are we living with the Lord in such a way that you can overflow to others? Or do you feel constantly tired and in need of rest?

The nation of Israel still has place in God's grand plan. In Romans 11, Paul shares about the glorious future planned for them.

Pastor Doug Horner shares how the gospel message is available to all people and that God wants us to be vessels of the gospel message in the world.

Pastor Doug speaks about the call of God that is given to all people in the gospel of Jesus Christ. The call is for everyone who will believe and salvation is available to all people.

A lot of hard questions come up when talking about God's sovereignty and election. In this message, Pastor David seeks to address some of those questions so that we can better understand the sovereignty of God.

Romans 9 is a difficult passage to understand as it deals with God's sovereignty and the divine perspective of salvation. In this message, Pastor David Horner seeks to unpack these difficult verses to understand what God wants to communicate through this passage.

Pastor Doug Horner continues talking about the incredible promises of God to those who love Him in Romans 8:35-39.

What wonderful promises we are given at the end of Romans 8! In this message, Pastor Doug Horner surveys 4 of the incredible assurances that we have in Romans 8:31-34 – that God is for us, that God will give us all we need, that God has justified us, and that Jesus intercedes for us.

One of the most well-known Scriptures in all of the Bible is Romans 8:28 – God works all things together for good. In this message, Pastor David Horner deep dives into this passage to explain what this glorious truth means for us.

In Romans 8:18-25, we learn about the incredible hope that we have through the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Doug continues talking about the life lived in the Spirit from Romans 8. How can we battle the flesh and live a life by the power of the Holy Spirit?

Romans 8 is considered by many to be the greatest chapter in all of the Bible. In this message, Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Romans 8:1-11 about what it means to live life in the Spirit rather than in the flesh.

Sanctification is a lifelong process by which God is transforming us into the image of Jesus. As God sanctifies us, we expect to battle our enemies – sin and the flesh. Even the apostle Paul struggled with these things. But how do we battle them? In Romans 7:7-25, we learn that the law is NOT the way we overcome sin in our lives.

Christ has freed us from the law so that we can be married to him. Pastor David Horner explains what it means to be free from the law and the implications it has on our Christian walks in this message from Romans 7.

Pastor Doug Horner share from Romans 6:15-23 about how we are no longer enslaved to sin and free now to become slaves to God.

Do you struggle with sin in your life? Pastor David Horner shares a message entitled, "A Declaration of Independence" out of Romans 6:1-14 about how Christ has freed us from the power of sin in our lives, so that we can walk in victory over it every day.

Pastor TJ Rodriguez looks at the contrast between Adam and Jesus in Romans 5:12-20. Through one man, Adam, came sin and all that belong to him receive death. But through one man, Jesus, came righteousness, and all that belong to Him receive life.

Pastors Darrick and Noah Hayden share from Romans 5 about the blessing of believing God and all that comes with that.

Pastor Doug Horner continues looking at the life of Abraham and how his faith sets a precedent for us to follow today.

Do you ever wonder if you are good enough for God? In this message, Pastor Billy shows how Abraham received a right standing with God through faith, and how we can too.

In Romans 1-3, the apostle Paul has asserted that "none is righteous, no not one." But in Romans 3:21 and beyond, the glorious reality of the Gospel shines forth. There is another righteousness available to us – the righteousness of Christ Jesus!

Sin has had a pervasive effect upon humanity. In this passage, the Apostle Paul summarizes what he has been writing in the first 3 chapters of Romans, namely that all people are under sin and in need of God's intervention for salvation.

Outward shows of religion and adherence to rules, codes, and rites cannot save us before God. God is after something much greater: the inner transformation of the heart.

In Romans 2:1-11, Paul shows that the "moralist" who judges others stands under the same condemnation as the rest of humanity apart from the gospel.