New Community Church

In this message, Sam Rogers reminds us to live with an urgency about the Gospel and those who need to know Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Hannah discusses the importance of taking up the breastplate of Righteousness, in order to guard your heart from the enemy's advances.

There's spiritual battles happening all around us, and if we don't have stability from a strong core, we can be easily swayed when those trials come; But the truth is what ultimately stabilizes us for battle. This week, Pastor Brandon reminds us it's important to secure your core with the truth about Jesus, about your calling, and about the lies in your life.

Every day we face trials, tests, and battles. But, God hasn’t left us unequipped to face spiritual warfare on our own. He has given us everything we need to move through life with victory on every side. Join us to discover how to live a life of victory, as we kick off a new series together regarding our spiritual readiness!

In this episode, join us for our Christmas Eve service, as we reflect on the celebration of our Savior's birth!

Jesus had 20 silent years of training and growing before He began His ministry, and yet the Father’s first words after His baptism were “This is my son, in whom I am well-pleased.” Just like Jesus, God invites us to find our identity not in what we do, but in who we are. This week, Pastor Hannah reminds us to seek the One who gives us our identity.

When Jesus was born, people came from far away to honor Him. We all know the story of the three wise men who were given a vision from God, but their journey to find Jesus took time. The same can be true for us; it’s not that we don’t have the right vision - it’s that we often misinterpret the timing and true purpose of that vision. This week, Pastor Brandon reminds us that when we aren’t sure what...

Often when we walk through a valley, we can feel distant from God. In the "valley" is where we feel our pain and our sadness most deeply. Even in those lower moments, we can remember this: although we get to enjoy God on the mountaintops, we get to know Him more intimately in the valleys. This week, Pastor Hannah talks about allowing Jesus to reframe the valley for us.

We live in a world where NOW is the norm - instant gratification runs rampant. But still we find ourselves in daily situations where we're forced to wait, and some of those waiting periods carry more weight than others. We may wonder, "Why is God making me wait in this season?", but scripture reminds us that just because God feels silent, it doesn’t mean God is absent. This week, Pastor Brandon en...

Only one thing in life is truly a sure thing: we already know how the story ends when it comes to our faith in Jesus. And when you have the end in mind, you don't need to worry; you can focus on what matters. To close out our series on the Gospels this week, Pastor Brandon dives into the gospel of Matthew, where Jesus affirms that He is coming back for us, so we can live our lives with assurance a...

Sometimes, we can start to feel drained by the things in our lives that require our time and energy - like we're just running on empty. But that's not the life God has in store for us; He has a life in store us where we can continuously be filled up with His Spirit. This week, Pastor Hannah takes us into the Gospel of John , where we discover that the tomb was made empty so our lives don’t have to...

Do miracles still happen today? The gospel of Mark records many of the miracles of Jesus. This week, Pastor Brandon reminds us that Jesus is still working miracles today, and He wants to mark each of our lives with miracles.

The Gospel of Luke is the gospel of prayer. Jesus was never hurried, busied or distracted, and He invites us to follow the WAY to life into a rhythm of rest. This week, Pastor Hannah continues our series on the Gospels with a message all about applying what Jesus modeled for us to our own lives.

In our culture, it is not hard to hear bad news. But just because there’s a lot of bad news that gets pushed, there is also good news. Jesus came to bring the good news, and we are called to share this message with the world. Come and discover the good news of Jesus: He came, He died, He rose again, He Ascended, and He’s coming back!

God has used New Community to help so many ONES experience the full life of Jesus: knowing God, finding freedom, discovering purpose, making a difference. But the best is yet to come; God is calling us to make this house a home. This week, Pastor Brandon and Pastor Hannah share some exciting news about what God is calling New Co. to next!

There are many different ways to worship God, and one of those is to worship Him together in a community of believers. When we do that, it strengthens our unity in Him and creates connectivity between the Lord and His people. This Sunday, Pastor Brandon kicks off our 15 Days of Prayer series with a focus on worship.

Often, society tells us how we are supposed to view gender roles both in and outside of marriage. But the Bible paints a picture for us that's very different from the one society provides, and the scripture's methods definitely look countercultural today. This week, Pastor Brandon closes out our Ephesians series by delivering a Word about mutual submission between a man and woman.

As believers, we are called to let Jesus take control of our lives as He guides and directs us. He is to be the head of all we do, and in this message, Sam Rogers tells us how we can step out in acts of faith to lead and be led by those around us, as we pursue Christ further.

We've all faced times where someone has, intentionally or unintentionally, spoken a lie about who or what we are. Truthfully, God has called us to rise above those lies, and live our lives in a way that is worthy of the calling He's placed upon us. Paul reminds us in Ephesians that we are called for a purpose, and that we are to wear that purpose as an identity, rooted in who God has created us to...

God’s eternal vision includes a "we" not just a "me". Being committed to His church is about being committed to God’s story of redemption, freedom, unity and purpose in the church. Join us this week, as Pastor Brandon continues in our Ephesians series.

As we continue in our Ephesians series, we can look deeply at each of the themes the book references to get a fuller understanding of how we are to live our lives as believers. One of those themes is one that's a common thread throughout all of scripture: the concept of grace. This week, Pastor Hannah talks about the importance of God's grace being our defining feature.

From the beginning, God had his mind made up about the life He was calling us each to individually. Sin created a gap between us and God that destroyed the potential for God's original design, but through Jesus we have a chance to experience this new life again. This week, Pastor Brandon walks through the first chapter of the Book of Ephesians to remind us of the calling and purpose God has for ea...

It's easy to feel like we have a right to hold onto what we have. But the Bible explicitly tells us this is not the case; we were bought with a price, and everything we have is ours to steward. So what does living generously look like in that context? This week, Pastor Brandon explains how even small steps of generosity can have a huge impact on the Kingdom, and on our hearts.

Here's a question: Have you ever lied in an attempt to prove that you can be trusted? Sometimes we’re willing to cross moral boundaries inwardly to keep from looking bad outwardly. But when we’re more concerned about our reputations than our integrity, we eventually damage both. This Week, Pastor Brandon continues our Dear Prudence series with a word on protecting our integrity at all costs.

Sometimes you know what’s coming next—a graduation, a new job, a wedding, a new baby, or a retirement. But even when you know what’s next, how do you make sure you’re prepared for what’s next? This week, Pastor Hannah continues our series in Proverbs with a passage that encourages us to be wise in seeing and avoiding dangerous paths in our lives.