New King Church

This Sunday we are back in the book of Exodus. The focus of our study will be on God enacting the plagues against Egypt. We will see the sovereignty of God on display as He not only defends His people but He also will deliver His people. We hope you will join us as we study the word together and see how these verses point to deliverance in Christ! Exodus 7:8-10:29

We're in the book of Exodus and we're seeing this troubling situation where God hardens Pharaoh's heart yet still holds him accountable for his actions. This unsettles us and our immediate response is to get angry and cry "Foul! That's unjust!" Paul deals with this topic in Romans 9 and uses a number of Old Testament passages to show us something profound about ourselves and more importantly, some...

The last few weeks we have been going through the book of Exodus and seeing how God, in the midst of suffering, reassures Moses that He will fulfill what He has promised. This week God will close His final commands to Moses before He sends the plagues upon Egypt. In our study we will see how what God says gives hope to Israel and points us to Jesus.

After God reassures Moses of His original promises in Exodus 6:2-9 the chapter takes an interesting turn. In our study this week in Exodus 6:10-30 we will read the genealogy of Moses and Aaron and see how God has been working in their story. 

This week in our study of Exodus we will continue in chapter 6 to look at God’s response to how he will rescue Israel from slavery. In these verses, God reminds Moses of His original promises and how He will personally bring Israel out of slavery to the land He promised in the past. We will also see how God desires to do the same with us today.

We are continuing our study of Exodus this week in chapter 5 with Moses and Aaron asking the Pharaoh to let God’s people go. We will see how the Pharaoh responds and makes their labor even harder. We hope you will be there Sunday to hear how God responds to the suffering of His people and how it applies to our suffering.

This portion consists of three events and the middle one describes one of the strangest encounters with God in the entire Bible. Come hear how they all connect and point to something, something that you won't believe!

As we wrap up our look at Moses' calling at the burning bush, we see that he lacks faith and tries to turn God down. This week we will see how a patient, loving God overwhelms Moses with his grace and empowers him to fulfill his calling. Come learn how we too can experience God's grace and live confidently in his strength.

This week as we continue reading about Moses before the burning bush. We will see that when God calls he provides his presence and readiness to help Moses, Israel, and us today. Exodus 3:13-22

This week in Exodus we come to the all too familiar story of Moses’s encounter with God at the burning bush. This story often makes us question God’s will for our own lives, but with one glaring difference: what if God doesn’t come to me in a burning bush? Join us as we seek the answer to that very question!

This Sunday we are continuing in Exodus in chapter 2:23-25. Here we will see how God has seen the suffering of His people and how the stage is set for Him to personally act! Not only that we will see how this gives us confidence that God personally knows our suffering and desires to act upon it.

In the midst of terrible suffering and slavery how is it that the Lord will work? This week we will continue our study of Exodus in chapter 2:1-22. Here we will see how the Lord is preparing the way to rescue his people through a specific person. Join us as we study how the Lord has prepared the way for His people’s rescue!

How do we respond to adversity? In the case of the situation in Exodus 1, it means that God is on the move and adversity offers an opportunity to be a hero. Join us as we see two heroes emerge in the face of ruthless oppression.

We have finished our study in Mark and are now going to go through the book of Exodus in our sermon series. We are so excited to start this new series and see how God will use in our church. This Sunday we are going to do an overview of the book of Exodus and talk about ways this book points us to Jesus.

Happy Easter New King family! We are so excited to be worshipping together to celebrate Christ’s resurrection. This week we will be studying Mark 16:1-8 where three woman go to Jesus tomb thinking His body will be there and yet are astonished when it isn’t. Our focus will be on all of what the reality of the empty tomb meant for Jesus disciples and our lives today.

What happens on the cross when Jesus cries out, "My God, My God, why have you abandoned me?" This week, as we uncover the truths of the cross, we will see why Jesus had to go where none of us could so that we might be forever adopted as the children of God.  

This Sunday we will continue our study of Mark in 15:21-32. In this passage, we will see Jesus lead to His crucifixion. Many in this passage mock and ridicule him, but as we will see Jesus dies on the cross for the sins of the world.

We will be continuing our study of Mark in chapter 15:1-20. Here Jesus will go before Pilate, be traded for a criminal, and be mocked by Roman soldiers. We hope to see you Sunday where we will study these verses in depth and see how everything Jesus goes through was on our behalf.

This week we will finish Mark 14 covering Jesus' betrayal, trial, and Peter's denial of Jesus. No one stood by Jesus. Some sin in order to get away from him. A look at Peter's life will help us see how God is working even in the darkest nights of our soul. He alone is the lifter of our heads. 

Who is Jesus? As we've seen all through Mark, He's been the one in control of every situation. He's never rattled; He's never shaken. Then, in the darkness of Gethsemane, Jesus is staggered with emotion. Why? What's happening in the dark that causes Jesus such agony, such distress, such sorrow- even to death? On Sunday, we'll peer into the darkness and see the astonishing agony of the King and see...

We are continuing through the gospel of Mark in chapter 14:12-31. Here we will see Jesus establish the Lord’s Supper and predict that His disciples will abandon Him. At the end we will reflect on the faithfulness of God and the significance of the Lord’s Supper for us today. We cannot wait to see you Sunday!

This week in Mark we will see the plotting of the religious leaders, the extravagant love of a woman for Christ, and the betrayal of a disciple. At the end we will ask ourselves: How will I respond? How can I show my love for Christ?  Looking forward to seeing you all! Mark 14:1-11.

This week, we will be studying Mark 13, where Jesus is asked about future events by his disciples. As we will see, Jesus' answer gives us assurance of His return and motivates us to be faithful in the present. We hope to see you Sunday!

This week we finally come to the end of Mark 12 and the back and forth we see between the religious leaders of the day and Jesus. Jesus casts judgment on the Scribes of his day and in doing so shows us what true service to the Messiah looks like. We only have the ability to see the outside, but God truly sees our hearts.

We are continuing our study in the Gospel of Mark in chapter 12:18-34. Just like we saw last week, Jesus will be presented with more questions from the religious leaders of Israel who have come desiring to trap Him. This week we will see how true life and hope can only be found by believing in Jesus. We hope to see you Sunday!