New Beginnings Lakeside Church

When the Church works as a team, the Gospel advances. We see this in three movements in Acts 6:1-7 as the Church faces a problem, proposes a solution, and experiences wonderful results. Pastor David Horner preaches from Acts 6:1-7 in a message titled, "Gospel Teamwork".

As the Gospel spreads, opposition to it continues to intensify. The apostles are faced with a decision: obey men and stay silent or obey God and share Christ. Despite persecution, the Spirit enabled the fearless testimony of the Church to continue. Today pastor Doug encourages us with 4 insights: 1) Our rescue is for God's purpose, 2) fill Jerusalem with the Gospel, 3) obey God rather than Men, an...

John 3:16 tells us about the greatest gift ever given. It was a gift that God gave to the world, motivated by love. It is a gift that all are invited to partake in. It is a gift that takes a person from eternal death to eternal life. It is the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ.

Hundreds of years before his birth, Isaiah prophesied that "the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel." In Jesus, "Immanuel" has come – God with us. Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Matthew 1:18-25 and Isaiah 7:1-14 in this special Christmas message.

Pastor David Horner reflects on the glory of Jesus' incarnation seen in John 1:14 by asking three questions: 1) Who is the Word? 2) What did the Word do? 3) Why did the Word do this?

Jennifer Seagert shares from 2 Corinthians 4:7 and her own testimony as she encourages the Ladies of NBLC to "Carry The King" at this year's Christmas Tea.

Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Acts 4:32-5:11, showing us the contrast between Barnabas, who had a heart of generosity and Ananias and Sapphira, who had hearts of hypocrisy.

What do we do when opposition to Jesus comes our way? In Acts 4, the disciples face their first opposition to the Gospel and respond with incredible boldness. In this sermon, Pastor David Horner examines 6 things that made them bold, and how we too can become bold for Jesus in the face of opposition.

On this special Sunday, the pastors and elders of New Beginnings formally recognize God's call upon Nathan Crowe and Joel Horner and ordain them to pastoral ministry. Pastors Doug Horner and David Horner preach a special message about Pastors / Shepherds and what a call to pastoral ministry means.

There is no name more powerful than the name of Jesus. In Acts 3, Peter and John heal a lame man in Jesus' name and then preach the Gospel to a crowd of onlookers.

The Gospel transforms our work by giving us a very simple principle to live by: Jesus is my boss, and He commands me to work in a certain way. In this teaching, Pastor David Horner looks at 4 ways that this truth transforms the way we work, as seen in Colossians 3:22-4:1.

After 3,000 were saved on the day of Pentecost, what happened next? We see that the first church devoted themselves to 4 things: the apostles' teaching, the fellowship, the breaking of bread, and the prayers. And as they did, the Lord brought about beautiful results. Pastor David Horner preaches from Acts 2:42-47.

From cowardly denier to courageous defender, Peter preached a message on the day of Pentecost and 3,000 people got saved; a testimony to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in a person's life. Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Acts 2:14-41 in a message titled, "The Birth of The Church (Part 2)".

We recently had a team of people visit Dearborn, MI, a city that has the densest Muslim population in the U.S. They partnered with a local church to help teach English using Biblical stories, engage in street evangelism, pass out Gospels, and show a film in a local park that's all about Jesus. Hearing their stories reminds us that the story of Acts is still happening! Listen to these mission trip...

On the day of Pentecost, Jesus sent the promised Holy Spirit in a miraculous way, a great harvest took place, and the New Testament Church was born. The harvest of Pentecost is still happening to this day, and through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can take part in it today. Pastor David Horner preaches from Acts 2:1-13 in a message titled, "The Birth of the Church (Part 1)".

After Jesus ascended back to heaven, the disciples remained in Jerusalem waiting for the Holy Spirit. As they did, they appointed a successor to Judas in fulfillment of OT Scripture. Pastor Doug teaches about seeking God's will and fulfilling God's mission from Acts 1:9-26.

Acts is the story of Jesus turning the world upside down. But how has he chosen to do this? In Acts 1:1-8, we see that Jesus has chosen to do this through his PEOPLE (the Church), clothed with the POWER of the Holy Spirit, PROCLAIMING the Gospel message, PROGRESSING to the end of the earth. Join us as Pastor David Horner preaches on Acts 1:1-8.

At the end of the book of Jonah, the truth comes out. Jonah didn't want to preach to Nineveh because he was afraid they would actually repent and receive the grace of God. He hated people that God loved! Do we ever struggle with the same thing? Pastor Doug Horner finishes our study through Jonah this week, preaching from Jonah 4.

Over the last month, we've witnessed many tragic events, including the murder of Charlie Kirk, multiple school shootings, and the murder of Iryna Zarutska, reminding us of the evil and brokenness that exists in our world. Many of these events have left us asking, "What does this mean and where do we go from here?" Join us as Pastor David Horner preaches a special message from Ephesians 6:10-20 tit...

Jonah got a second chance to go to Nineveh, and when he went and preached, the people of Nineveh got a second chance too. Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Jonah 3:1-10 in a message titled, "The God of Second Chances."

Drowning at sea, Jonah was in need of a dramatic rescue. In grace, God sent a giant fish to swallow him up and take him back to the surface. Jonah's prayer in chapter 2 teaches us what it looks like to receive the rescuing grace of God in our lives. Pastor David Horner preaches from Jonah 1:17-2:10 in a message titled, "Rescuing Grace".

In God's grace, God pursued Jonah, but maybe not how you would think. He pursued him by sending a storm into his life, exposing his sin, and by using a group of sailors who didn't even know God to hold Jonah accountable. Thankfully, God does the same in our lives too. Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Jonah 1:4-16 in a message titled, "God's Gracious Pursuit".

Today we begin a new series in the book of Jonah. In the opening verses, we are introduced to Jonah – a man with a mandate from God who threw a mutiny. We all, like Jonah, have a tendency to run from God and what he has called us to do. But thankfully, God pursues. Pastor David Horner preaches from Jonah 1:1-3 in a message titled, "Running From God".

Pastor Doug Horner challenges to be a people who "fish", that is who fulfill Jesus' great commission as we celebrate our 28th year as a church!

In his closing of the letter to the Galatians, Paul pulls back the curtain and exposes the motives of the Judaizers. They were gripped by the crowd, in love with the praise of people and afraid of persecution. But Paul was a man who had been gripped by the cross and found His everything in Christ. Today, Pastor David Horner closes our series in Galatians with a message from Galatians 6:11-18 title...