New Community Church in Wexford

It doesn't seem to matter where we are, whether at home or driving around, everyone seems to be selling us happiness. We are constantly bombarded by advertisements trying to convince us we would be happier if we had their product in our lives. Where the world tries to sell us happiness, the bible teaches us joy. This week we are going to look at how biblical joy is more than a feeling and better t...

The Fruit of the Spirit begins with love, but biblical love is more than a feeling or a kind of personality. In Galatians 5:22-23, we see that love is not defined by what we feel, but by what God has done for us in Jesus, and that same love is meant to flow through us toward others Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ https://nccinwexford.org/new-...

Many think freedom means living without limits, obligations, or authority. Yet in Galatians 5:13-26, Paul teaches that true freedom is not found in throwing off God's design but in living within it. Christ has set us free—not to indulge ourselves, but to love, serve, and walk by the Spirit. This Sunday we begin our summer series on the Fruit of the Spirit by exploring the surprising truth that the...

In the midst of all the uncertainty in the world, what can we be certain of? Jesus will answer that question as He prepares His followers, both immediate and future, as they navigate through difficult times. Though we may be unsure of HOW the future will unfold, we can trust in WHO holds the future. Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ https://ncc...

Have you ever wished you knew exactly what the future holds? The disciples did too. In Matthew 24:1–14, they asked Jesus about the signs of the end, but His response may surprise us. Rather than satisfying their curiosity about every mystery, Jesus focused their attention on their mission. This Sunday we'll explore what it means to live faithfully in uncertain times with clarity instead of confusi...

In Matthew 23, Jesus delivers some of His strongest and most sobering words against religious people who looked spiritually impressive on the outside while neglecting what mattered most on the inside. This Sunday we’ll explore Jesus’ warning about hypocrisy, misplaced priorities, and performative faith, while also discovering His deep compassion and invitation to come under His care. Join us as we...

Over the years, religion has been critiqued by many who believe it is a poison to our world. Surprisingly, as we begin looking at Matthew 23, Jesus agrees with those same critics. Where God originally desired to have a relationship with us, people created religion and it became something else altogether. Come this Sunday to hear Jesus speak about how religion corrupts and how He wants His disciple...

In Matthew 22:41–46, Jesus asks a question so profound that it leaves the religious leaders speechless. They had studied the Scriptures, pursued righteousness, and searched for truth—yet they still hadn’t found what they were looking for. This Sunday, we’ll explore how Jesus is not only the answer to their deepest questions, but ours as well. Join us as we discover why the human heart will never r...

If someone asked you to summarize your discipleship in one command, what would you say? In Matthew 22:34–40, Jesus gives a clear and compelling answer: love God with your whole self, and love your neighbor as yourself. This simple answer confounded the scripture experts of that day. This Sunday, we’ll unpack the depth and beauty of the Greatest Commandment and consider what these whole-self expres...

This Sunday we will look at an interesting passage where religious leaders try to trap Jesus again. They bring up an interesting scenario regarding marriage at the resurrection. Though we may think this passage is about that topic, it is actually about so much more. Jesus teaches us, and the Sadducees, how important it is to carefully read God's word and all its truth to impact our lives and see t...

This Sunday, we’ll step into one of Jesus’ most compelling parables.  Matthew 22:1–14 is a story of wooing and warning. The invitation of the gospel is wider than we often imagine, reaching out to the unlikely, the outsider, and the undeserving. But woven into that beautiful welcome is a sobering warning: we must respond to the King on His terms. Join us as we explore both the breathtaking grace t...

If you know anyone who has been a landlord, you know they hit or miss on tenants. In this week's text, Jesus is letting the current tenants know the landlord is kicking them out and bringing in new ones. These tenants of the kingdom will do four things the current ones are not: accept Jesus' authority, do the Father's will, keep Christ as their cornerstone, and produce kingdom fruit. Come and hear...

As Easter Sunday approaches we discuss injustice and the cross.   Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ https://nccinwexford.org/new-here Give Online ➤ https://pushpay.com/g/nccinwexford

What if the most important thing in your life was right in front of you, and you almost missed it? The first Easter morning, the followers of Jesus nearly missed the resurrection even while standing right next to it! Join us as we discover how the risen Jesus breaks through our assumptions, calls us by name, and invites us into a brand-new beginning. Come ready to look for Jesus. You just might fi...

What does it look like to be a person of God’s Word—not just to believe it, but to live it? Jesus doesn’t simply teach God’s promises—He fulfills them. Every step He takes into Jerusalem, every action in the temple, every word He speaks reveals a life perfectly aligned with what God has said. Jesus is not just a man of His word—He is a man of God’s Word. And in Him, we see what true obedience look...

Have you ever been in a place where someone of great position and stature walked into the room and completely changed the dynamic of it? Even though this week's passage is just six verses, we will see a figure that looms large: The person of Jesus Christ. Matthew shows us how there is power in His presence and gives disciples of Jesus clues as to how we ought to emulate His life. Because if there...

What do you want?  Answered honestly, that question reveals a great deal about who we are.  As Jesus prepares for the cross in Matthew 20:17–28, his disciples are still wanting power and glory. Their request reveals a deep human longing—to matter, to be great, to have significance. But Jesus answers them with a startling truth: the path to true greatness runs through humility and service, just as...

This Sunday we’ll explore Jesus’ surprising parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1–16. When workers who labored all day receive the same pay as those who worked only an hour, it sparks grumbling and raises a question many of us wrestle with: what is truly fair? Jesus uses this story to expose the danger of comparison and to reveal the surprising generosity of God’s grace. Join us a...

People have different ways of doing things. Whether that be a task or a job, there is more than one way to accomplish them. When it comes to the topic of salvation, there are truly only two ways people approach it: Man's Way or God's Way. This Sunday we will look at Jesus' interaction with the rich young ruler where he will attempt to achieve salvation man's way but Jesus will point him to the rea...

We often ask the wrong questions. Fortunately, Jesus always answers the right question. This Sunday we will look at a group of people trying to trap Jesus with a question about divorce. This is an extremely important question, but not the first one we should be asking. Come hear how Jesus eventually answers their question, but not before answering the question they should've asked, “What is God's...

We know forgiveness is important. But when the wound is deep, forgiveness feels impossible. Yet, Jesus confronts our instincts about fairness, justice, and repayment. In Matthew 18:21–35, we encounter a story of staggering debt, shocking mercy, and a sobering warning. This Sunday we will explore Why and How We Forgive—not as a sentimental ideal, but as a gospel-shaped necessity. If we have been fo...

Conflict is common. Disagreement is diffuse. But rather than being exclusively bad, what if Jesus wants to use our conflict to cement community? What if how we navigate disagreement and reconcile conflict is how the world will know the church?  What if how we pursue, protect, and restore one another witnesses to the wider world? What if God really works all things toward good? Join us this Sunday...

The world's standard of greatness is often defined by one's position, status, and accomplishments. In chapter 18 of Matthew,  the disciples get caught up defining greatness according to these same standards but Jesus uses this moment to teach them what greatness actually looks like in God's Kingdom. Let me give you a hint: It's not the way the world defines it. Come this Sunday to hear how Jesus d...

Jesus and His disciples descend from the mountaintop glory of the Transfiguration and abruptly find themselves back in the valley. There they confront a child’s illness, the disciples’ frustration in ministry, a parent’s unanswered prayers, and even Jesus’ own grief and frustration. And if that were not enough, they are suddenly faced with paying taxes too! Join us this Sunday as we learn from Jes...

Have you ever had a moment when God felt unmistakably near—clear, powerful, unforgettable—only to find yourself back in the ordinary rhythms of life days later? This Sunday we’ll journey with Jesus and His disciples up the mountain in Matthew 17:1–13 and explore why God gives “mountaintop experiences.” God reveals Himself not just to amaze us, but to prepare us—to strengthen our faith for the vall...