New Vision Fellowship

This sermon reflects on the extravagant love and worship shown by the woman who anointed Jesus with expensive perfume. Her act of pouring it out was not wasteful, but a beautiful expression of surrender, sacrifice, and devotion. Just as she gave her best to Jesus, we are challenged to consider what it means to pour out our own lives in worship—holding nothing back. This message invites us to live...

This sermon highlights the sobering truth that for those He loves, Jesus offers urgent warnings. As the light of the world, He pleads with people to believe before darkness takes hold. In these final public words, Jesus reveals both His deep love and the danger of a hardened heart. This message is a call to respond while the light still shines—before the grip of unbelief becomes permanent.

This sermon proclaims the powerful truth that for those Jesus loves, He defeats death. In the story of Lazarus, we see that even when hope seems lost, Jesus is still in control. His delay was not denial—it was preparation for a greater miracle. This message reminds us that Jesus calls us out of spiritual death, despair, and darkness into new life. His love is stronger than the grave, and His voice...

This sermon dives into the deep, often mysterious love of Jesus as shown in the story of Lazarus. Though He loved Lazarus, Mary, and Martha deeply, Jesus delayed His response—revealing that His love doesn’t always look the way we expect. In the waiting, in the pain, and even in death, His love is still at work for a greater purpose. This message encourages us to trust the unfathomable love of Chri...

Jesus is the glory-deserving manifestation of God.

As Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday, throngs of people sought to honor Him. Their example encourages us to do the same. Listen in for examples on how you can honor Him in an age of Coronavirus pandemic.

As the 18th chapter of Luke winds down, we find Jesus on His way to Jerusalem, where He will carry out the long-awaited rescue that God had promised since the fall of mankind. No work could be more important than what He was bound to do. Still, Jesus was willing to be bothered along the way by a blind beggar, as He stopped in His tracks and healed the man who came to Him by faith. Tune into this m...

When a rich, young ruler comes to Jesus in search of a way to inherit eternal life, he seems like the ideal prospect - a very "good" guy on many accounts. But the words of the Great Physician diagnose a severe problem with his heart - good people aren't good enough for a perfect God. "Good" people, like all people, have a missing ingredient in their lives. They need God's grace to make the differe...

When we measure with the wrong ruler, we come out with the wrong results. In today's passage, we see Jesus teaching that's true in the spiritual realm as well. Through a short parable and a real-world encounter that Jesus' disciples face, we learn how dangerous it can be to measure our righteousness and the Lord's value for other individuals by using the wrong rulers.

When the Pharisees ask Jesus about the timing of the coming kingdom, He redirects their attention to the spiritual kingdom, which is already in their midst, led by Himself as the true king. He also gives several warnings that teach us how we can ensure we are not led astray such that we miss His future, physical Kingdom as He returns to the earth. Listen in to learn about the nature of these two k...

When 10 leppers came to Christ with a cry for mercy, He sent them to the priests. Along the way they were healed. Yet only one of them returned to give glory to God as he fell at the feet of Jesus in worship, leaving the Master to ask "where are the other 9?" Likewise, we see a much higher number of individuals who claim to know Christ than what we actually see returning to praise Him. Listen in t...

As He ministered among a crowd including many individuals who were only focused on themselves, Jesus compelled His disciples to live out duties of discipleship which would shift them out of selfie mode. Are you struggling with broken relationships or content to steer clear of some who have upset you in the past? You may be living in selfie mode. Listen in to hear challenges from Jesus on refusing...

In the parable of Lazarus and the rich man, 3 hearlds give testimony to the urgently important decision we each must make regarding our eternities, which Jesus make clear will be spent either in heaven or hell. Listen in to the warnings of these hearlds, which compel those of us who know Christ to become heralds ourselves in carrying the good news that makes all the difference.

As Joshua gave his final address to the nation that God had allowed him to lead into the Promised Land, he urged them to make a singular choice: serve the Lord. As Pastor Jeremy shows us in this week's sermon, that's a decision that all of us would be wise to consider afresh and anew as a new decade has begun. Listen in to this special Covenant Sunday message in which our members are encouraged to...

When Jesus' teaching on money greets the scoffing of the Pharisees, He confronts them for their pursuits of self-justification and high esteemed among men. These Pharisees wanted to be the heroesoes - of their own salvation and in the eyes of the people. But Jesus shows them and us that it's not our place to be the heroes. He has come as the Hero to bring the rescue we need and the Lord we ought t...