New Creation Albuquerque

We worship what we love and we become what we worship. We are in constant need to recalibrate our worship to worship Jesus as Lord.

The world is in bondage under sin. Apart from Christ, sin's power is crushing. We suffer under the weight of sin, held captive by the fallen world, the sins committed against us and the sins we ourselves commit. All creation groans under sin. Jesus saves us from sin. Jesus breaks the chains of personal, corporate and systemic sin!

Continuing our discovery of the good news in Jesus, we find that Jesus is God with us come to show us God's love.

The Good News is founded upon this fundamental reality: Jesus is God with us. This is the ground of the gospel. The Incarnation changes everything and shows God to be a God who gets us, is with us and is for us.

The gospel in one Word is Jesus. The gospel in three words is Jesus is Lord. We'll unpack the significance and life transforming power of this earliest creed of Jesus followers.

The gospel, in all its multidimensional beauty, comes down to one Word, one Person and one Life: Jesus. In the end, the Word on God and God's message to the world is Jesus.

The gospel reimagines race. God desires every tribe, tongue and nation to worship him and Jesus' death and resurrection breaks down the wall of hostility between all people, making possible a worship that maintains distinction while abolishing disparity. The Church must be the reflection of God's kingdom in which the convergence of cultures puts on display the manifold/multi-colored wisdom of God.

The good news of Jesus is part of a big good news story of God's relentless pursuit of humanity. God, from the moment of the Fall, has been on the move to redeem the world. We find Jesus is the apex of the Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration story of God. You can find the video shown in the sermon here: https://thebibleproject.com/explore/how-to-read-the-bible/

Jesus calls us to live in light of God's dream for the world. This dream is upside down and subversive of the competing dreams offered to us.

Jesus shocks the world as he begins his "Sermon on the Mount" with an unlikely list of the blessed ones to whom the kingdom is available.