New Community Church in Wexford

Sunday, March 3rd, The command to honor your father and your mother is the first command that deals with our relationships with one another. God thinks of the relationships in the home as foundational to all other relationships. But we all know that this is tough. Parents let us down. Kids disobey. And because of that, we can resent God when those most important relationships go poorly. Join us th...

Sunday, February 25th, Are you tired? Restless? Weary or burdened? God did not design us to be that way. He gave us the sabbath. And the heart of Sabbath is rest, worship, and trust. Come this Sunday and learn to remember the heart of Sabbath.

Sunday, February 18th, The first 19 chapters of Exodus tells the story of Israel’s liberation. The next 21 chapters articulate the commandments that will set God’s people apart from everyone else. Join us Sunday as we look at one of the most famous passages in the bible and find fresh insights for following God today.

Sunday, February 11th, How should the Israelites prepare themselves as they come into the presence of God? This is what they will discover in Exodus 19. This generation of Israelites are still learning who God is. They are discovering things about Him they never knew. This Sunday we will see how the Israelites discovered God's intentions, instructions, and holiness. As we learn who He is from this...

Sunday, February 4th, Every story we read in the bible can be read through different lenses. Each lens does not change the meaning of the text. Rather, each lens allows us to see one of several layers meaning God has put in each passage. Join us this weekend as we look at a pair of texts through three lenses and discover their remarkable depth of meaning.

Sunday, January 28th, The demands of real life set in immediately after Israel crossed the Red Sea. The search for water and food stresses Israel to its breaking point. All the while, God is with them. Join us as we see a pattern of spiritual growth that we still often walk in today.

Sunday, January 21st, This Sunday, we will return to our Exodus series! In Exodus 15, God's people find themselves outside of Egypt free from their enemies. When the Red Sea closed on Pharaoh and his army, the Israelites burst into song to celebrate who God is and what God has done. Singing to the Lord was a proper response to a powerful God. As we explore this passage as God's people, let us exam...

Sunday, January 14th, What if you could hear Jesus pray? What if you could be a fly on the wall when Jesus, the unique Son of God, reached out to His Father’s heart in prayer. What would Jesus say?! Incredibly, we have an extended prayer of Jesus recorded for us to eavesdrop in on. Join us Sunday to hear how Jesus prayed and how we can do the same.

Sunday, December 31st, Are you pulled in a thousand different directions? Do troubles from the past and worries of the future make it hard for you to be present? God’s word teaches us the value of today. Though we are often distracted, God wants our lives focused on the now because each day is a gift from Him. Come learn more this Sunday.

Sunday, January 7th, Prayer lies at the heart of a relationship with God. Despite its vital role in our faith, developing and sustaining a vibrant prayer life can be difficult. As we start this new year, join us as we learn how to P.R.A.Y.

Sunday, December 17th, In the book of Isaiah, the people of God find themselves in dark times. But remember, this darkness is their own doing. Although they’ve brought this situation upon themselves, God still shows up with grace, mercy, and love to shine His light upon His people. What is the only hope in the darkness? Isaiah will answer this question for the people of God, including us.

Sunday, December 10th, In Isaiah 52:13 to 53:12, God gets personal.  This passage is not just for a people in general.  The truth revealed in this passage is aimed at you. Join us Sunday and discover the personal message God has for you in this breathtaking passage.

Sunday, December 3rd, Advent is a season of hope and anticipation, of preparation and waiting. For many years, Israel awaited a rescuer that would save them. They anchored their hope in God’s promise to send them a Messiah who would save them and lead them. Every prophet foretells what that Messiah would be like. Join us this Sunday as learn from Isaiah 11 about the coming King.

Sunday, November 26th, Join us this Sunday to witness how God's protection reveals His glory, as Israel's fight for freedom continues beyond Egypt.

Sunday, November 19th This weekend Dr. Mark Bolton will be our guest speaker. He will share a message on the 10th plague and the Passover. This final plague is full of imagery of what Jesus came to do. Join us and bring a friend! Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ http://www.nccinwexford.org/connect Give Online ➤ http://www.nccinwexford.org/give

Sunday, November 12th, The stage is set for a showdown between the God of Israel and the gods of Egypt. By bringing the plagues, the God of Israel shows Himself to be the only true source of power. Join us this weekend as we explore a passage in which Yahweh not only breaks but guides Pharaoh by his mighty deeds to His own good ends.

Sunday, November 5th, After Moses and Aaron speak to Pharaoh, things get worse for God’s people in Egypt. Pharaoh demands more work with less rest. In turn, Moses blames God for this harsh treatment. If you have ever felt like God has acted too slowly or has let too many bad things happen in your life, you will not want to miss this Sunday. Join us to find out how God responds to this bold accusat...

Sunday, October 29th, Bricks without straw, work without worship. That's what life in Egypt is for the Israelites after Moses confronts Pharaoh. In Exodus 5, we see just how different Pharaoh is from God - and Israel learns what life is like completely under Pharaoh's rule: burdensome and backbreaking work. You can never earn what other gods require from you, and worship of things other than God w...

Sunday, October 22nd, Doubting Thomas may be the most famous doubter in the bible, but he is not the only one. God commissions Moses to accomplish a great task and Moses tries to wriggle free from that awesome responsibility. What will God do with this skeptical servant? Join us this Sunday to see how God responds to someone wanting off the hook.

Sunday, October 15th, Doubting Thomas may be the most famous doubter in the bible, but he is not the only one. God commissions Moses to accomplish a great task and Moses tries to wriggle free from that awesome responsibility. What will God do with this skeptical servant? Join us this Sunday to see how God responds to someone wanting off the hook.

Sunday, October 8th, God called Moses to something big, something impossible. Moses’ first question in response was "Who am I?” His second was “Who are you?” God’s answers to those questions helped Moses and can still help us. Join us this Sunday as we look at God’s answers to Moses’ questions.

Sunday, October 1st, The book of Exodus is filled with awesome moments of God working in the life of his people. He is splitting the Red Sea, turning rivers to blood, and displaying His power in the heavens. However, chapter 2 of Exodus gives us a less dramatic perspective of how God also works in the life of his people: subtly and surely. These subtle moments are how He moves in us as a people an...

Sunday, October 24th, It’s gonna get worse before it gets better.” This is how Exodus starts for Israel. Israel only spends a few verses being fruitful and multiplying before their oppression begins. Their oppressor, Pharaoh, strikes fear in many and intends to snuff them out. In spite of his tyranny, Israel fears God more than Pharaoh. Join us as we launch our series through Exodus and learn from...

Sunday, September 17th God acts in human history to reveal Himself to us. The book of Exodus tells the story of God liberating Israel from slavery and oppression in Egypt, making them a people through His covenant with them, and blessing them with His presence. The themes of this OT book are carried through the rest of Scripture. Join us this Sunday as we start our new series Exodus: Freed and For...

Sunday, October 1st, The book of Exodus is filled with awesome moments of God working in the life of his people. He is splitting the Red Sea, turning rivers to blood, and displaying His power in the heavens. However, chapter 2 of Exodus gives us a less dramatic perspective of how God also works in the life of his people: subtly and surely. These subtle moments are how He moves in us as a people an...