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Now displaying: February, 2024
Feb 25, 2024

Are you ready to challenge what you think you know about worship, Jesus, and the essence of going to church? It's time to dive deep beyond the surface, past the clichés of contemporary worship culture, and rediscover the profound, multifaceted nature of worship as depicted in the Bible. Forget the image of the hipster worship leader, clad in the latest trends, strumming away on an acoustic guitar. We're about to embark on a journey that unveils the true essence of worship, beyond just music and singing.

Imagine worship that encompasses service, sacrifice, a connection to humanity, vision, strength, and courage—embodied in the biblical imagery of the cherubim's four faces: the ox, man, eagle, and lion. This message will challenge you to see worship not as a mere segment of a church service but as a dynamic, living response to God's grace and call upon our lives.

We'll explore the powerful roles angels play in scripture, from their awe-inspiring presence in Old Testament battles to their unchanging mission in the New Testament, reminding us of God's might and justice. But, more importantly, we'll see how these narratives point us towards a life of bold, faith-filled worship, urging us to live out our faith with the courage of a lion.

This isn't just about attending church; it's about transforming every moment of our lives into an act of worship. From standing strong in the face of adversity to sharing our faith with gentle boldness, we're called to live out the Gospel in every aspect of our existence.

Join us as we break down the misconceptions and rediscover the heart of worship, inspired by the lion-like bravery of Jesus Himself. Whether you're in a season of challenge or celebration, this message will equip and inspire you to worship God with all your strength, service, and courage—every single day. Are you ready to embrace the fullness of what it means to worship? Let's dive in together.

God has Hope for you here.
Join us: https://www.NewChurch.Love

Please Help support more messages like these by texting the word “Give” to 832-400-5299.

Feb 18, 2024

People like to complain about church—both the people who go and the people who don't. There's no shortage of opinions. Irrelevant, boring, cliquey, too traditional, not traditional enough, judgmental—and then there's the music. 

But what does the Bible say about worship? What does "worship" even mean? Where is it supposed to take place? What is it supposed to look like?

This message is going stretch your imagination—maybe even give you nightmares. Picture it: thousands of angels in joyful assembly, proclaiming God’s holiness. It’s far more mysterious and powerful than we realize.

So, despite the complaints, worship is essential. It’s not about doing God a favor—He doesn’t need our worship. We need it. It sets the direction for our lives, bowing before God in everything we do. And it’s all because of Jesus, who became human to save us. That’s why we show up every week—to respond with thankful praise for what He’s done for us.

God has Hope for you here.
Join us: https://www.NewChurch.Love

Please Help support more messages like these by texting the word “Give” to 832-400-5299.

Feb 11, 2024

This is a message that will challenge your perspective (especially those religious ideas that you think will save you), ignite your faith, and deepen your understanding of the Gospel. You will be transported to the foot of a mountain, where an extraordinary event unfolds before your eyes, revealing the very essence of who Jesus is and what he came to accomplish.

In this captivating narrative, we'll explore the Transfiguration story from the Gospel of Mark, unraveling its layers of meaning and drawing out timeless truths that resonate with our lives today. Join us as we embark on a transformative exploration of faith, encountering profound insights that will inspire, convict, and ultimately lead us to a deeper relationship with the Savior. Get ready to listen, to learn, and to be profoundly moved by the message of hope and redemption found in the person of Jesus Christ.

God has Hope for you here.
Join us: https://www.NewChurch.Love

Please Help support more messages like these by texting the word “Give” to 832-400-5299.

Feb 4, 2024

Ever thought about how our bodies are like precision instruments, and a tiny fever can throw everything off balance? It's crazy how delicate the whole setup is. Today, we're delving into the nitty-gritty of life's intricacies, from fevers to demons, and how it all ties into the big picture.

We will ponder the marvel of our existence. The Goldilocks Zone, where everything has to be just right for life to thrive.

Now, imagine this: God, way out there at the edge of space, taking a close look at us. From the vastness of the cosmos outside the created reality, all the way in to the microscopic details of our lives, it's a mind-boggling shift from the infinite to the intimate.

Today, we're digging into the Gospel of Mark, checking out how Jesus handled fevers and demons, bringing divine authority into the world. It's not just a historical account; it's intimately connected to the things we deal with today.

From fevers to faith, we're navigating a journey that starts at church but echoes through our everyday lives. 

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