New King Church

This week Lucius will be preaching from Matthew 24 where Jesus talks about end times and prophecies of wars and destruction. But in the midst of it all, Christ is calling us to remain faithful to His Kingdom and endure to the end.

This week we are continuing where we left off last week in Matthew 23. In part two, we're going to stay on the topic of habits. Ben will share ways in which we can replace some of our bad habits with new ones that can shape our hearts to love God. 

We are back in Matthew, learning from the poor example of the scribes and pharisees once again. They had heads full of Scripture, but their lives were still marked by hypocrisy, people-pleasing, and sin. They preached God's Word, but failed to put it into practice. We will see why intentional habits are so very important if we want to avoid becoming Pharisees. Our habits actually have the power to...

The Lord has done so much in the past few years, but now is not the time for us to let up! There are disciples yet to be made and churches yet to be planted. These are evil days, but God is not threatened. His Gospel is not bound. His Kingdom will advance. If the fire of your faith has smoldered, join us this Sunday and let God reinvigorate your passion.

This week, we're back in our Kingdom Come series. Jesus has been firing more pointed critiques at the religious leaders. He is exposing them for who they really are, and now they attempt to fight back. How will Jesus stand up against the greatest minds of His day? How will He navigate the trap they set for Him? Why do we learn about Jesus, and how should we live differently based on what we see?

Join us as we hear from Pastor Tim Owens, a fellow pastor in Vermont! Tim has played many roles in the local church and is currently the planting and lead pastor at Mission City Church in Rutland. We are grateful for his service to New King and are excited to sit under his teaching!

Join us as we hear from Pastor Brandon Mallette of Valleydale Church! Brandon is the College Pastor at Valleydale, one of New King's partner and supporting churches. He has been on staff and leading the College Ministry for over five years. He will be preaching for us from 2 Corinthians 10:1-5.

This week we will be digging deeper into what might appear to be a random story in the middle of Matthew 21 (verses 18-22). After Jesus cleanses the Temple, we read about Him cursing the barren fig tree. Why is this story relevant to all that Jesus is doing and teaching in Jerusalem? What does it have to do with us, if anything? Join us as we dive into the meaning of this story and see what it mea...

This is a trailer for our new podcast called For Your Joy created to restore your faith in a world of discouragement. Join Ben & Lucius as they discuss the truths that have the power to restore your joy and spur you on in the faith regardless of the challenges you might face.   Use this link to follow this podcast on your favorite listening app: https://anchor.fm/for-your-joy  

This week we're going to look at the Parable of the Wedding Feast in Matthew 22:1-14. That's the one that strikes terror in our hearts! The King inspects the guests and finds a person without a wedding garment, and he's thrown into outer darkness with weeping and gnashing of teeth. What kind of king is this? What kind of a kingdom is this? Am I dressed appropriately?? Come this Sunday and be surpr...

Do you ever wonder what God wants you to do with your life? Do you ever wonder if it really matters whether or not you are committed to a local church? This week we are going to be looking at the story of Jesus cleansing the Temple in Matthew 21. We will learn how this story applies to the church today. We will see just what each one of us should be giving our lives to day in and day out. God has...

What does it mean to be truly great? What does it mean to hold authority and to lead? The world (and worldly churches) produce leaders, pastors, husbands, and fathers that are domineering, abusive, irresponsible, and self-interested. The answer of many today is to revolt, rejecting authority altogether. But what is Christ's Way to greatness? What is greatness in His Kingdom? Come and find out.

One of the first phrases that we voice as children is 'that's not fair!' No one has to teach us to say that when we're given a smaller piece of birthday cake or have an earlier bedtime than our siblings. It seems we have this innate sense of getting what we deserve that we carry into adulthood -- to our jobs, our relationships, and even to the church. Join us as we return to Matthew's Gospel where...

Whew! We made it through another difficult year! What will 2022 bring and how will we handle it? We begin with the most fundamental qualities of self -- our identity. Our core identity determines our values and our actions, how we think and how we live. Join us as we study Ephesians 2:1-10 and learn who we were, who we are, how we got there, and what we are to do.

Start the New Year off on the right foot! Maybe this past year, you’ve gotten out of the habit of coming to church or your prayer life has suffered or your worship hasn’t been whole-hearted. If that’s you, we encourage you to get on your knees and confess that to God. Don’t come into 2022 with unrepented sin.

The last couple of years have taken a toll on us. Anxiety and depression were already an epidemic in our country. The pandemic, social and political unrest, and divisions have only exacerbated our sense of foreboding. Our world only offers us coping mechanisms and management tools for our anxiety, but the Bible offers us a solution. This Sunday we are going to learn why Jesus is called the Prince...

This weekend we'll continue our Advent series looking more closely at the person of Jesus. This Sunday we will be considering the Lordship of Christ. What does that really mean and how does it influence the way we relate to Jesus? The fact that Jesus is Lord has more implications for our daily lives than we can possibly imagine. We hope you will join us as we come together to learn more about our...

Last Sunday we started an Advent series to celebrate the coming of our Savior Jesus into the world. We dove into the Old Testament looking at Jesus as the Son of David, the long-promised king. This Sunday, we will look at what is behind Jesus' most used title for himself: the Son of Man. Why did he prefer this title for himself even though almost no one else used it in reference to Him? We'll see...

This Sunday we're starting an Advent series at New King to celebrate the coming of our Savior Jesus into the world. Each week, we'll look at a different title used for Him, such as Son of Man or Son of God. This week, we'll dip into the Old Testament and will look at Jesus as the Son of David, the long-promised king. Join us as we shout "Hosanna, to the Son of David!"

This week we are learning about the encounter Jesus has with a rich young ruler. This young man was invited to be one of Jesus' disciples, and he turned it down. Something else had his heart, and it can easily have ours too. Join us as we learn how to fight against the blinding effects of money in our own lives.

There are so many ideas surrounding marriage, but what does God's Word actually say about these things? Listen as we learn about King Jesus' vision for marriage, how He allows for divorce, and why He commends celibacy.

In the household of God, our Father expects His kids to live in loving relationship with each other. But for some reason, that isn't always easy. We are still broken people, and that result is that our relationships are frequently broken to one degree or another. We are wounded, and we wound others. We are criticized, and we are critical. In Matthew 18:15-35, we'll learn from Jesus how we can stil...

In Matthew 18, Jesus says that unless we turn and become like children, we can't enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Becoming a child of God involves trust and humility and results in peace and joy. But we aren't home yet. There is darkness and danger all around us. There are enemies seeking to destroy us. What are they? How do we fight in the battle? How do we complete the journey home?

Jesus had no problem befriending tax collectors and prostitutes. He went to their parties, dined at their tables, and was associated with drunks and gluttons. But something wore on Him to the point that He exclaims, "How long am I to bear with you?!" It caused him to survey the landscape of the culture around Him and call it a 'twisted generation'. You might look around today and think the very sa...