New Community Church in Wexford

Sunday, August 18th, Join us as we explore how being truly seen by God, like the Samaritan woman at the well, calls us to serve and share His love with others, leading them to discover Him for themselves.

Sunday, August 11th, Join us Sunday in exploring what it can look like in our lives to experience true strength when we boast in our weaknesses and step out into God's sufficient grace.

August 4th, 2024, This Sunday Senior Pastor Adam Jackley will bring a Scripture that has shaped his heart about Scripture itself! Every word of the bible God has given us comes from Him and is intended to inform and shape our lives. Taking the whole counsel of God into consideration helps clarify tricky interpretive issues. Join us as we put that principle into practice.

July 31st, 2024, This week, Nate Glover will be bringing the message, "Do not despise the day of small things"; exploring what this has meant for his ministry, and what it can mean for yours.

Sunday, July 21st, Have you ever shared God's word with someone and nothing seems to happen? Have you ever talked to someone about God but they don't seem interested? Have you ever thought "I don't know what else to do!" when the seeds you've planted and watered don't seem to grow? Come this Sunday to hear the word of God encourage you in this task and learn to trust God with the outcome.

Sunday, July 7th, This Sunday, Pastor Joel will share the scripture that has shaped his faith. This passage shows us not only the value of truth but also the need for mercy and grace as well. All three are vital to salvation and to our daily growth in Christ.

Sunday, July 14th, The apostle Paul was a puzzle to himself. Even after his dramatic salvation, he still sinned. Maybe you can’t, but I can relate. Join us this Sunday as we look at the text that shaped my understanding of sin more than any one else and helped me discover how to live more in line with the abundant life God offers.

Sunday, June 30th,  In the past five years, Jesus has used this verse to shape my life more than any. Jesus' decision to look and love is the lens through which He chooses to view the world. I hope you will join us this Sunday as we watch Jesus’ love in action and learn how to love others like He loves others.

Sunday, June 23rd, This week, former pastor, Hollis Haff, will be exploring the Why, the What and the How of Jesus' Greatest Commandment and how it takes us to the heart of a relationship with God.

Sunday, June 16th, This weekend Mark Bolton returns to bring the first message in our Summer series, Scriptures That Shaped My Life. Mark will be talking about the promise of the love of God being made perfect in us found in I John 2

Sunday, June 9th, This Sunday we will wrap our study on the book of Exodus. Israel will see the presence of God move from the mountain to the middle of their camp. Their experience with Him has come a long way from Exodus chapter 1! We will look at the final five verses and see how crucial it is for God to be at the center of our lives.

Sunday, June 2nd, Belief in Yahweh was revolutionary in the time of the Exodus. Belief was absolutely necessary, but was belief all Israel was invited into? Join us this Sunday and enjoy the incredible connection between what Yahweh invited Israel into and what Jesus invites us into.

Sunday, May 26th, God wants a relationship with you. Leslie Weatherhead called what we can experience with God “a transforming friendship." All of the dramatic actions God took in the book of Exodus were aimed at forging a relationship with His people. Join us this Sunday as we learn from Moses’ transforming friendship with God and what it can teach us about our own relationship with God.

Sunday, May 19th, What do you do when you get anxious? Everyone has coping mechanisms for their anxiety. Some are healthy; others are destructive. In Moses’ absence, Israel gets anxious and quickly moves spiritually off-track. Join us Sunday as we learn from the causes of Israel’s anxiety and how Moses leads them through it.

Sunday, May 12th, This Sunday we will look at the Hebrew Priests. God commissioned them to be the primary meditators between a holy God and the people of Israel. We will see what they did, why they did it, why they are no longer needed, and why that makes a difference in our Christian life.

Sunday, May 5th, After giving Israel liberation, the law, and His loyal love, Yahweh commands that they build the Tabernacle—a portable tent of meeting. God wanted to dwell in their midst. Through its detailed design, God reveals Himself and His holiness. Join us as we more fully appreciate Jesus through what the Tabernacle foreshadows.

Sunday, April 28th, In Chapter 24, God seals the Sinai covenant with Israel. This ceremony not only points to the present, but also to the future. This covenant ceremony foreshadows what would come ultimately in the life, death, and resurrection. Join us this Sunday and discover the shocking contemporary relevance of this ancient agreement for our faith today.

Sunday, April 21st, Are you in a difficult place right now? Does the journey to where God is taking feel like it is taking forever? Do you have hope but it's beginning to wane? This Sunday we will look in the book of Exodus where God reveals His plan to get the Israelites into the promised land. Though it took them years to get there. Though they experienced pain and joy, He still got them there....

Sunday, April 14th, This weekend our former Senior Pastor Mark Bolton returns to pick up on the series Exodus: Freed & Formed. The message opens the section of Exodus that came to be called The Book of the Covenant. It is a body of material instructing God's people in all areas of their lives; from the religious to the treatment of employees

Sunday, April 7th, This Sunday we will resume our Exodus series by looking at God’s initial instructions for Israel’s worship. The context of these instructions come in the backdrop of the false gods and idols that Israel learned about while in Egypt. God is helping Israel, and us, understand that when it comes to the gods we serve and worship, He has no worthy competition. He is infinitely greate...

Sunday, March 31st, Everyone who witnessed the resurrection of Jesus experienced the same emotion. You might think it was joy or happiness. It was fear. But not all fear is the same. Some fear makes us run away and some makes us run toward. Join us this Easter Sunday as we run toward and worship the Risen Savior Jesus Christ.

Sunday, March 24th, Our communion services are designed to reflect upon the wonder of the cross, the depth of our sin, and the greatness of God's love for us. Please consider joining us as we see that though there are times we run from God, His grace chases us down. Though we forget His goodness towards us, He wants us to remember His love for us.

Sunday, March 24th, The Romans thought they knew what triumph and victory looked like. Jesus had a different idea. Join us this weekend to celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and learn how it set the new standard for what triumph really looks like.

Have you ever been asked "who do you want to be when you grow up?" Oftentimes when kids are asked this question they reply with things people do rather than traits regarding a person's character; who they are. These last three commandments not only tell us what we are not to do but also help us understand who God wants us to be. Obedience to these commands are designed to produce fruit that enable...

Sunday, March 10th, The sixth and seventh commandments seem like two of the easiest to obey at first glance. However, Jesus would eventually reveal the full meaning of these commandments and the demands could not higher. Join us this weekend as we discover the gift of seeking to obey these not so easy to obey commandments.