New Beginnings Lakeside Church

In God's kingdom, the last are first, the least are the greatest, the humble get exalted. It's an upside down kingdom because it is a kingdom ruled by God's grace. In Matthew 19:27-16:20, Jesus tells a parable to illustrate this truth.

The resurrection of Jesus is the greatest event of human history. And the original invitation and instructions given to the women who came to the tomb still stand today: "Come and see" and then "go and tell". Pastor Doug preaches on Easter Sunday 2023.

On this Palm Sunday, as we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem seen in Matthew 21, we look at one of the most striking prophecies of the Old Testament. In Daniel 9, Daniel prophesied the exact day that the Messiah would arrive as the King – the King who had come to die.

In Matthew 19:13-26, Jesus encounters a rich young man seeking eternal life. Jesus' invitation to to this young man is the same invitation he gives to all people who want the life that only Jesus can give. Pastor David preaches from this story in a message entitled, "Choose Jesus Over Everything."

In Matthew 19:1-12, Jesus deals with the tough topics of marriage, divorce, and singleness. Pastor Doug takes us through the passage in this sermon.

How do we deal with sin in the family of God? Jesus answers that question in Matthew 18:15-35 by telling us to confront it and forgive it. Pastor David takes us through Jesus' process of confrontation, restoration, and forgiveness as seen in Matthew 18 and the parable of the unmerciful servant.

Jesus says that those with child-like humility will enter the kingdom of heaven. Pastor Doug preaches on what it is to be a child of God in Matthew 18:1-14.

The transfiguration was a mountain top experience. But what happens when we come back down the mountain? In Matthew 17:9-27, Jesus brings his disciples back down the mountain. Teaching by Pastor David Horner.

Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Matthew 16:21-17:8 on Jesus’ rebuke of Peter, the cost of discipleship, and the transfiguration.

In Matthew 16:1-20, Jesus asks a pivotal question to the disciples: who do you say that I am? It's the most important question that we must all answer.

In Matthew 15:21-39, after correcting the Pharisees' misunderstanding of what makes someone "clean", Jesus encountered a woman and a crowd of people that would be considered by the standards of that day, "unclean". What he did for them was shocking to most, but great news for us.

In Matthew 15:1-20, Jesus deals with opposition from the Pharisees, who had set up thousands of traditions in an attempt to cover up the godlessness of their hearts. Jesus had come to fix what was truly broken.

Jesus invited Peter out of the boat to walk on the water with Him. If we want to be where the Lord is, we have to get out of the boat and walk on the water. Pastor Doug preaches on this famous passage that changed his life.

Jesus took a tiny amount – 5 fish and 2 loaves – and multiplied it to feed thousands. In doing so, He revealed to his disciples that he can take their insufficiencies and use them for his glory. Watch this message on Matthew 14:1-21 called "Fish and Loaves".

Jesus tells parables of the treasure in the field, the pearl of great price, the casting of the nets, and the scribe. Pastor Doug breaks down these parables in this message.

As we enter 2023, Pastor David teaches from Psalm 1:1-3 on how you can be blessed by prioritizing the Word of God in your life.

Jennifer Hayden gives a message at our 2022 Ladies Christmas Tea called, "The Riches of Christmas".

As the kingdom of heaven advances, the enemy tries to infiltrate and spoil God's work. But he will not prevail. Pastor David teaches on the parables of the weeds, mustard seed, and leaven from Matthew 13:24-43.

Jesus' parables were confounding to some but revealed truth about the kingdom of heaven to those who were truly listening. We begin Jesus' parables in Matthew 13 by looking at one of the most famous parables: the parable of the sower.

The Pharisees revealed the true condition of their hearts when they attributed the work of Jesus to Satan.

The Pharisees had taken the Sabbath, meant to be a day of rest and refreshment, and turned it into a day of burden. In this passage Jesus explains what it means that he came to "give us rest".

The generation of Jesus had a much worse condition than John who struggled with doubt – they were plagued by unbelief.

Have you ever dealt with doubt? Even John the Baptist dealt with it. In this passage, we see how Jesus responds to doubt and learn how we can deal with it in our lives.

Jesus continues to describe what his disciples can expect in life as they go on mission for him.

Jesus warns his disciples of the impending opposition they will face as they go on mission for him.