New Vision Christian Center

Have you ever been frustrated with where you are in life?  Most of us have.  Our reality at times doesn‘t match our expectations, hopes, dreams or plans.  Frustration normally makes us look around for someone to blame. Could it be that the frustration we feel for where we want to go is caused by not remembering where we’ve been?   Ever wonder if God would ask us to slow down an...

We all may not have a father in our lives, but we are all children.  In this message, Pastor David, helps us look at a familiar passage and find ways we can be better children to our Heavenly Father.

We have all experienced the pain of relationships not working out like we had hoped.  We have had fallouts with family, friends and experienced breakups or divorce.  So how do we handle the hurt and handle our hearts with care as we go forward?  Our guest speaker, Randy Burns, who is a pastor and counselor will help us navigate the answer to this tough question we all will face at s...

Today we sit down and have a conversation about our relationship series with 3 couples and a single young adult.  Listen in for some great words of wisdom!

The saying, we get out what we put in, hold very true in life.  It especially rings true in our relationships.  We can't expect our relationships to grow if we aren't doing things that help them grow.  We also can't expect them to be full and life giving if we aren't filling them with things that will make them be that.  In today's message, we will look at what we need to make...

God cares about our lives, families, and relationships. He created us for relationship. But we don't always get it right.  It's good to know that God has left us some help. In this message we will take a look at three things that Abraham taught Isaac as the love story of Isaac and Rebekah unfolds in Genesis 24.

God cares about us and that means He cares about our relationships too.  Especially the ones that are meant to last a lifetime.  He wants the best for our love lives! We would be wise to follow that plan.  We each have a story and a part of that is our love story.  In today's message we will talk about how the path that we are on always leads somewhere, so we should pay attenti...

As a mother, there are phrases you have likely said to your kids over and over.  Phrases like:  that's enough, stop that, don't do that again, be quiet, just to name a few.  If you're not a mom, chances are your mom said these phrases to you at some point.  In today's message, we will learn that there are moments we need to hear the voice of God and respond to some of those ver...

As we wrap up this series with Psalm 103, we take a look at how the Psalmist moves from being afflicted by pain (Psalm 102) to being assisted by praise.  He will challenge us to do a couple of things so we can praise God like only we can.  You can't praise like me, only I can do that, so praise like you!  

When people ask us how we are doing, most times our response is not 'overwhelmed.' Even if that is the truth.  Most of us feel like we are admitting defeat if we say we are overwhelmed.  But, we all will feel it at some point.  In today's message, we will talk about some things we can do when we are overwhelmed.

David is considered a man after God's own heart and as we look at Psalm 101, it's easy to see why that is the case.  In this message, David's words will challenge us to live a life that is blameless.  What is great is that he doesn't just lay out the challenge, but gives us the ABCs of doing just that.

Fake it 'til you make it is a phrase that most of us know.  It can help us in the short term at times, but it can't be a long term solution.  The temptation to pretend life is all good when it's not is something we all face.  Social media makes it seem like everyone else has it all together.  Other times we face pressure and expectations from friends and family to always be the...

Hopelessness seems to be running rampant in our world today.  Our chaotic culture, busy lives and broken relationships at times leave us feeling like there is no hope or future for us.  But even when we feel like there is no hope, that isn't the truth.  We always have hope, and that hope has a name!  In this Easter message, we will see just how much hope we have in Jesus.

There comes a point in all lasting relationships when we don’t just say we love, but we show it.  Jesus was a master at this.  He showed this as he rode into Jerusalem one last time, beginning the ultimate display of love for us.  But this wasn't the first time he showed that he would go great lengths for us.  In today's message we will see just how far Jesus goes for us.

Ever had someone break your trust?  Most of us have.  Would it surprise you that trust issues from your past have an impact on trusting people now?  Our trust issues with people can also impact our relationship with God.  In today's message, we will look at how Jesus handled the trust issues the disciples had.

There are decisions in life that change things for us.  Marriage, kids, college, enlisting, moving, and many other decisions require adjustments to make things work.  Some of those adjustments are small tweaks and others will change our lives completely around.  In today's message we will see a life changing opportunity given to 4 young men as Jesus invites them to be his first disc...

In life, we will all experience storms.  Even though we wish that life would be smooth sailing, often times we find ourselves in storms that toss us all around.  Sometimes God will take us out of the storm and other times we will take us through.  In this message we will learn just how to navigate through storms that lead to shipwreck.

Life is made up of interruptions.  In fact, on average we will get interrupted 50-70 times each day!  Some of them are good, like a surprise free lunch.  Some of them aren't as fun and we just want to ignore them.  In today's message, we will see God interrupt a prophet and there are 3 things in the story of Jonah that we need to take notice of.

There are a lot of stories in the Bible that involve boats and ships.  During this series we will look at some of them to discover the relevant truths that they hold for us today.  In this first week, we will look at the first cruise ship ever and it's captain in the story of Noah's ark.

You are valuable!  You have tremendous worth!  Whether you believe it or not, that is the truth.  Your enemy, the devil, he knows you have value which is why he will try to get you to compromise and trade your worth for empty promises.  In today's message we will look at how we can navigate times when we are tempted so that we won't trade our worth for a pot full of nothing.

Hope is a word we see throughout the pages of scripture, in both the new and old testaments.  Hope is what makes each day worthwhile.  We hope for a brighter tomorrow, we hope for a new job and we hope to better people.  But there is so much more to hope than just these things.  In today's message we will see just what the apostle Peter has to say about hope.

As we finish up our series on Joseph, we gain wisdom from his years in the palace.  We discover that he didn't just have a dream, but a promise from God and that promise gave him hope he could hold onto during every step towards the palace.  In this message we will look at what hope does and how we can share that with the world around us.

We all have dreams.  We dream about how our family will turn out, our careers, our purpose, etc.  But almost all of us never dream that part of the fulfillment of the dream may include losing a job, struggles in our marriages, or financial problems.  The good news is that even when we feel like our dream is crumbling, God is with us, walking and working to get us right where He need...

We pick up Joseph's story in Egypt.  His head has to be spinning.  He is no longer a son, but a slave.  Someone else's property.  He can't do what he wants to do, but what he is told to do.  In this message, we will look at 3 things in this part of Joseph's story that we need to have in our own stories.

As we continue to follow the story of Joseph in Genesis 37, we find his next steps land him in a pit.  None of us choose the pit.  We avoid it.  The pits we see in life are dark, lonely, and scary places to be.  But those aren't the only things that the pit can be.  In today's message we will look at what else the pit can be for us.