New King Church

Join our pastors- Michael, Ben, and Aaron, as they discuss this past Sunday's sermon on "God is Love" and share what they learned.

Because God never changes, we can trust him no matter what happens in our lives. In this sermon we learn the practical implications of this attribute of God on our everyday lives. Do you struggle to understand why the definition of morality changes with every generation? Do you want to stand on a solid rock no matter what happens in our world? Then, you need to learn about the aseity of God - that...

What do you run to when the pressures of life bear down on you? When you feel stressed, or bored, or discouraged, do you escape into social media, or food, or sleep? Do you run to entertainment, or distraction so that you don't have to think about your situation? God wants us to run to Him first. In this sermon we learn how we can run to God as our refuge from every pressure we experience in life.

With so much happening in this season and so much uncertainty, there is One we can be certain of and He is in control.

This Sunday Pastor Aaron teaches us on what a Spirit-filled life looks like, and how God has given us power through His Holy Spirit to change us and grow us to be people of Himself.

Join us as our Pastors discuss questions from the Easter sermon and go into more detail on the joy of Christ!

Tune in to Pastor Ben's Easter sermon where we learn that God is holy!

Listen along as our pastors discuss Sunday's sermon along with questions from the sermon in our new series "GOD IS".

This week, Pastor Ben kicks off our new series titled "God is...".

Pastor Ben teaches us about what God is saying to the world.  Verse reference: Hosea 2:6-8, 13-15

With how easy it is to be fearful with all the news that we receive daily, it is important that we are kept mindful of Who has authority over our lives. Our scripture today was James 5:13-18, out of this James talks about the prayer of faith and we learn what that means for us as the body of Christ. 

In the Great Commission from Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus calls us to make disciples but He gives us two very important directions within that call that we can quickly overlook or fail to take seriously. We need to be certain that within the call to go and make disciples we are teaching others to obey gospel and then to respond to the gospel- through the gift of baptism.

From our sermon this past Sunday on James 5:1-11, we are continuing to explore the weight of suffering and what that means for our fellow Christians around the world along with how we can honor God in our own dealings in suffering. Be sure to subscribe and listen along as we try to apply these teachings practically and purposefully each week. 

There tends to be two misconceptions when it comes to patience in suffering, we tend to see it as passive and sometimes pointless, if we are being honest with ourselves. However, we are shown in our passage today of James 5:1-11 that patience is active and purposeful as long as we are waiting in hope in Christ. 

Episode #5 - Coffee with the Pastors of New King Church - 2/24/2020 Pastors of New King Church in Burlington, VT discuss this past Sunday's sermon - James 4:13 -17 - on how "Boasting about tomorrow" is evil, but it's looked at as normal and "wise" in our own culture.