New Community Church in Wexford

Have you ever done something that sounded so simple yet found out was quite complicated? Believe it or not, that's the Christian life! When Jesus commands His disciples to "Follow Me," we understand the command at face value but doing it is a different story altogether. This Sunday we will look at Jesus teaching His disciples three things: 1) The resistance to follow Jesus, 2) the requirements to...

This Sunday we will eavesdrop on one of the most pivotal conversations in the Gospels. In Matthew 16:1–20, Jesus asks a question that still confronts every heart: “Who do you say that I am?” Come explore why recognizing Jesus rightly changes everything—from faith and identity to the kind of life we are called to live. Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Conn...

This Sunday, we're looking at Revelation 21 and the incredible hope it gives us. Christmas is the beginning of a much bigger story. One that ends with healed hearts, restored creation, and a God who doesn't leave anything undone. 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

Christmas isn’t just a moment on the calendar or a single story tucked into the New Testament—it’s a promise woven through the entire Bible. From the first pages of Genesis, a problem enters the world that only the coming of Christ could solve. This Sunday, we’ll trace that story from the garden to the manger and discover why Christmas speaks powerfully into every day of our lives. Join us as we l...

Did you know that before Jesus was born the Israelites experienced a 400 year period of silence from God? Imagine God had constant communication with you and then all of a sudden... silence. Silence can be disorienting, confusing, and leave us with more questions. This is what happened to the people of Israel before that first Christmas. Malachi was the last prophet to speak to the people of Israe...

This Sunday we’ll step into a remarkable stretch of Matthew’s Gospel that shine with the beauty of Jesus’ mercy. In the desperate courage of the Canaanite woman, we’ll witness what Jesus Himself calls “great faith,” a faith that seek out God even when all seems discouraging. In the feeding of the four thousand, we’ll see the wide-open grace of God, overflowing to people far outside what they have...

Many of us hold to family and church traditions. These traditions connect us to the past, stabilize us in an unstable world, and give us a sense of identity. However, Jesus is going to encounter the Scribes and Pharisees who will put tradition above the truth of God's world. Jesus is going to show us that though tradition is important, it must never compete with the commands of God. This same ment...

In Matthew 14, we see two powerful moments—Peter stepping onto the waves toward Jesus, and crowds at Gennesaret reaching out just to touch the edge of Jesus' clothes. Both scenes show us what happens when ordinary people take extraordinary steps toward Christ. Join us this Sunday as we explore how reaching out in faith can steady us in life’s storms, draw us closer to Jesus, and open the door to H...

Have you ever felt like what you have to offer is too small to make a difference? This Sunday’s message, “When Prayer Leads to Action,” will remind us that when we place even the smallest offering into Jesus’ hands, He can do far more than we ever imagined. In Matthew 14:13–21, a few loaves and fish became a feast for thousands—not because of what the disciples had, but because of who they gave it...

When we turn on the news or scroll through our social media feeds, it is easy for us to take note that something is wrong with the world. The issues we face each day come back to many questions, including this one: "Who is in charge here?" The question is "is God in charge or self?" God's authority threatens our autonomy and thus creates tension between Him and humanity. This Sunday we will see th...

As we return to the book of Matthew, Jesus begins teaching His disciples about the Kingdom of Heaven. We must pay attention to what He says about it because when He speaks to them, He is speaking to us as well. This Sunday we will look at four things Jesus tells us about the Kingdom of Heaven. We will see what the Kingdom IS, what the Kingdom COSTS, what the Kingdom SHOWS, and what the Kingdom GIV...

From the very beginning, God’s people have been called to live, love, and give generously. Whenever the opportunity arises, followers of Jesus Christ are called to respond by first giving themselves fully to God—and then giving freely, joyfully, and abundantly as an expression of devoted discipleship. This Sunday is our Mission: Impact Commitment Sunday, a special service in which we follow in the...

Whether it’s leadership, spiritual growth, or everyday living, God is always calling us forward—from where we are now to the place He wants us to be. Yet along the way, we face voices that whisper, “Stay where you are,” or even pull us backward. This Sunday, join us for Week #4 of Mission: Impact as we discover how God moves His people from HERE to THERE—and how you can take your next step with Hi...

Jesus knew the gravitational pull money would exert on our hearts. It can capture our affection (Matthew 6:21) and even compete for our allegiance (Matthew 6:24). And yet, the same wealth that can tempt us away from God can also be used by Him to accomplish His purposes. This Sunday, discover how your wealth in God’s hands is not just a resource—it’s a powerful opportunity. Learn how you can lever...

In Jesus’ day, people had many options for how to follow God. Some pulled away from the world, hiding in isolation. Some picked up the sword, ready for a fight. Some followed only as long as their comfort wasn’t challenged. But the church Jesus built? It’s unlike any of these. This Sunday, come and see what makes Jesus’ church truly unique—and why it still changes lives and impacts the world. Come...

Jesus is irreducibly personal. Rather than settle for the wisdom of crowds, Jesus instead locks eyes with each individual and invites them into a personal relationship. Because of that, the Church is built one person at a time. Join us this Sunday as we hear and answer the question Jesus posed to Peter and to all of us individually: “Who do you say I am?" Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wex...

Life is fragile. I am sure you've heard that phrase before. The phrase by itself is true but I would ask "do we plan as though life is fragile?" Many people plan as though life will go on forever, even Christians, and may miss how fragile life truly is. In the final sermon in our series "Get Wise," we will turn to the book of James. In chapter 4, James addresses an arrogant attitude among Christia...

As you look around at the world today, it begs many questions of God. Questions like "How Long, Oh, Lord?" and "What are you waiting for?" and "Lord, I don't understand this." We grow impatient. We become frustrated. And we want God to move. But what if I told you that following God requires waiting. All throughout scripture this is true. That there is a wisdom that God has in the waiting. That He...

Wisdom, as portrayed in Proverbs, takes on flesh in the person of Jesus. Yet the world He entered thought Him foolish. Paul calls the church in Corinth to embrace God’s wisdom above the wisdom of the world—even when it seems counterintuitive and countercultural. Join us this Sunday as we explore how Jesus is wisdom- righteousness, sanctification, and redemption for all who place their trust in Him...

Throughout our series we've talked about ways to be wise based on particular circumstances or roles. This Sunday, we are going to look at what Proverbs says about what it means to be unwise. We will see what they are, why they're unwise, and what's their cure. Our hope is to recognize these things within ourselves so we may turn from them and return to godly wisdom. Come worship with us in person...

Parenting isn’t easy—it’s one of life’s greatest challenges and greatest callings. Every parent wonders: Am I doing this right? Proverbs offers timeless wisdom to parents for the moments that matter most. Whether you’re in the middle of parenting, hope to be someday, or are simply grateful for those who’ve parented you, this Sunday is for you. Come discover God’s wisdom for building families that...

What if it was one of God’s tools to shape your heart? In Proverbs, wealth is never the finish line, but a means God uses to teach us trust, generosity, and dependence on Him. This Sunday, we’ll see how God’s wisdom transforms the way we view and use our resources so that money serves His purpose of making us more like Jesus. Don’t miss Wise Wealth—because the way you handle money shapes the perso...

Are you tired, worn out, or just feeling stretched too thin? Do you struggle to slow down, even when every part of you is craving rest? This Sunday, we’re going to look at the words of Jesus in Matthew 11, an invitation to come to Him, to find rest not just for our bodies but for our souls. Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ https://nccinwexford...

What you say matters. Words contain power. Your words can bless or curse, encourage or deflate, strengthen or weaken. This is why the book of Proverbs spends so much time guiding us toward using wise words. Join us this Sunday to learn how to use your words wisely in your most important relationships. Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ https://n...

Did you know that God desires for us to have friends? All over the book of Proverbs, especially chapter 27, God shows us that friendships are a vital component to our growth in the character of God. The very fact that Solomon spends so much time on the value of friendship tells us we need them. Yet so many people struggle to make friends and maintain close friendships. This Sunday we will look at...