The book of Proverbs is filled with Godly wisdom that can keep us moving in the right direction. In Proverbs, it is specifically mentioned that our relationships can have an enormous influence on the direction of our lives. So what do we do when those relationships are leading us somewhere we don’t want to end up? Join us this week as Pastor Brandon discusses the company we keep, as we kick off a new sermon series, Dear Prudence.

As believers, there are certain things we know the Lord asks of us and we learn how to follow Him daily. But sometimes we have questions about what we "can and can't" do as a Christian. And although there's nothing inherently bad about those questions, Paul posited to the early Church that they just might not be the right questions. This week, Pastor Brandon uses Paul's letters to make the case for some better questions for us to ask.

There are hard questions in life that seem to have no answers. Loss, disappointment, disasters; all things we experience in our world, and yet it feels like there's no reason for them sometimes. In those times, it's important to know God's heart for us in the midst of our grief. This week, Pastor Hannah shares a Biblical perspective on carrying grief in our lives today.

If you've ever felt tired, weary, or as though there's never enough time in the day, you're a lot like...well, most of us, really. We've all been there - and it can be utterly draining. It's also not a weight God wants us to carry; He makes it clear in His Word that we need rest. And not just physical rest, but rest in who He is and who we were created to be in Him. This week, Sam Rogers encourages us to allow God to take some of the weight we feel off our shoulders so that we can rest fully in Him.

In this day and age, it seems like everyone has no shortage of opinions on any given topic. Sometimes those opinions can turn into criticism from outside voices in our own lives. In those instances, it's important to run every voice of input through the proper, Spirit-driven filters, as we intentionally listen for what aligns with God and His voice in our lives. This week, Pastor Hannah shares some of the scriptural tools we can reference, as we seek to learn which critical voices to allow in healthy doses, and how to handle those influences that don't belong.

Sometimes in life, we feel pain caused by situations involving those who claim to follow Jesus. Unfortunately, even the most devout Christ-followers are still human at best, and are still capable of causing us deep hurt, whether intentionally or unintentionally. So how do we respond in moments where the ones hurting us are the same ones who God directly instructs to love us or even lead us? This week, Pastor Brandon addresses that question as we look at some Biblical instructions for how to deal with instances of hurt caused by believers.

You asked, and we're going to try to answer, as we kick off a new series based on questions from the community here at New Co! This week, we discuss the thoughts and feelings that surround being offended by someone, and recognize that God doesn't want us to just remain with those feelings. Join us, as Pastor Brandon explains how we can best handle these instances according to God's Word.

This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of the true risen savior. He came to live and to die for our sins, but most importantly, He came to rise again from the grave, and Christianity hinges on that single point. Join us as Pastor Brandon makes the case that the reality of our faith rises and falls on the truth of Jesus' resurrection.

Jesus came to this world in the form of a man for one purpose: to be the atoning sacrifice for our sins so that we might spend eternity with God in Heaven. This week, Pastor Brandon speaks on the period of time leading up to Jesus' death and what it means for us today.

Jesus performed signs and wonders, the likes of which the world had never seen before: Healing the blind, raising the dead, and freeing the captive. He is still working miracles today. This week, Pastor Brandon shows that through Jesus' very first miracle, we discover the path to seeing God’s miracles in our own life.