New Culture Church

In this sermon, Pastor Isaiah from Northside Christian Assembly in Madison delves into the valuable teachings of Proverbs 3:5-6. He highlights the significance of relying on God's wisdom rather than our own understanding and the impactful role of prayer in all circumstances.

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Please join us for a thoughtful sermon that will inspire us to rely on God's wisdom, appreciate the strength of prayer, and cherish the role of community on our path.

In this sermon, Missionary and Pastor Rachel Powell explore the importance of the church and our relationship with it. She emphasizes three key points: Jesus loves the church, Jesus establishes the church, and Jesus equips the church. Drawing from Ephesians, she illustrates how Jesus gave himself up for the church and how He provides the tools and resources needed for its growth and development.

In this sermon, you'll hear Rachel Powell's passionate call to love and care for the church and her challenge to listeners to deepen their commitment to the body of Christ. Join us as we explore the importance of being planted in a community, the transformative power of worship, and the church's beauty as seen through the eyes of Jesus.

Join us for a special Mother's Day message with Pastor Nermalis as she shares a touching reflection on the unwavering strength of mothers and the transformative power of vulnerability. Using the story of the woman in Luke chapter 7, she highlights how Jesus saw her true worth beyond her mistakes and the freedom that comes with being truly understood.

Pastor Nermalis Vera delivers an insightful sermon finishing our "Am I the Problem?" series exploring the topic of people-pleasing and how it can distract us from our true calling. Taking inspiration from Peter's life, Pastor Nermalis discusses how even an influential figure in the early church struggled with seeking others' approval.

Delving into Galatians 2:11-14 highlights Peter's hypocrisy when he distanced himself from the Gentiles due to fear of the Jewish group's opinion. She also references other powerful verses, such as Galatians 1:10, Matthew 6:24, and Proverbs 29:25, to emphasize the dangers of serving two masters and the trap that fearing man can become.

In this message, Pastor Nermalis outlines four ways to identify our people-pleasing tendencies: rationalizing our behavior, lacking a support system, not taking time for self-reflection, and giving in to pride. She explains that people-pleasing is deceitful, challenging to overcome, and ultimately unfulfilling.

Join us for the conclusion of this challenging series, and be ready to be inspired and motivated

This week, we continue our Sermon Series, "Am I The Problem?", with Pastor Abbie's insightful message on the pitfalls of comparison, drawing inspiration from the story of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel in Genesis 29 and 30. In this biblical account, we see how comparison breeds chaos, competitiveness, control, and feelings of envy and jealousy. These negative emotions harm our relationships and hinder our spiritual growth.

Pastor Abbie asks, "Am I the problem?" to encourage self-reflection on our role in fostering a comparison-driven mindset. She highlights that while we may be part of the problem, we are not stuck this way. Three factors often prevent us from identifying when we are the problem: justifying our behavior, lacking a community of accountability, and failing to slow down for self-reflection. Pride plays a significant role in this process as well.

To break free from the comparison cycle, Pastor Abbie offers a three-step approach: Name, Address, and Release it. We can find freedom and cultivate healthier relationships by acknowledging the issue, taking responsibility, and letting go of the need to compare ourselves to others.

Join us for this empowering message from Pastor Abbie on overcoming the destructive nature of comparison and embracing a more fulfilling, Christ-centered life. Don't miss out on the rest of the "Am I The Problem?" Sermon Series, as we explore various aspects of self-awareness and personal growth in our faith journey.

Sunday's sermon from Pastor Nermalis, "Don't Hit the Rock," is part of our new series, "Am I the Problem?" In this sermon, we delve into the Biblical story of Moses from Numbers 20:2-13, where Moses strikes a rock to produce water, disobeying God's command to speak to the rock instead.

The sermon explores the challenges of justifying our behavior, the importance of community accountability, and the necessity of self-reflection. We discuss the role of pride in our actions and the differences between righteous anger and uncontrolled anger.

Throughout the message, Pastor Nermalis examines how anger can be a symptom of deeper issues, such as hurt, insecurity, threatened ego, and a lack of trust in God. We offer guidance on identifying, addressing, and releasing these emotions for a healthier life.

Join us for this sermon from New Culture Church as we learn to recognize our own shortcomings, embrace the power of reflection, and strive for a stronger relationship with God.

In this powerful message, our guest speaker explores Luke 18:18-30, where Jesus challenges the rich ruler to let go of his possessions to gain eternal life. Drawing on the heartfelt commitment of wedding vows, our guest speaker illustrates the importance of surrendering everything to Jesus, including our money, jobs, degrees, and sense of self.

Join us as we delve into the story of the rich ruler who thought he had everything but was still lacking. Discover the transformative power of surrendering all to Jesus and allowing Him to fill our lives with true riches. Be inspired to trust in Jesus wholeheartedly, for He is all we need for a truly abundant and fulfilling life.

Join us for an Easter sermon by Abbie Sawczak at New Culture Church, where she delves into the story of Jesus' death and resurrection, as described in Matthew 27 and 28. In this thought-provoking talk, Abbie guides us to understand these events’ significance and how we can choose to respond to this pivotal moment in history.

Abbie explores the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus, His death, and the remarkable resurrection that follows. She highlights the Roman officer and soldiers' realization that Jesus was a unique figure and how this transformative event can impact our lives today.

Moreover, Abbie emphasizes that the story of Jesus is a message of love and hope for each of us, inviting us to accept the gifts of forgiveness and purpose. She urges us to consider how we will respond to the resurrection story, encouraging us to "come and see" by building a relationship with these teachings and "go and tell" by embracing our mission to share the good news.

This talk will inspire you to reflect deeply on the meaning of Easter and the sacrifice made in the story. Through contemplation and open-mindedness, you can begin to understand the profound impact of these teachings on your life and respond with gratitude and purpose.

Tune in and discover the life-changing power of the resurrection story as Abbie Sawczak guides you through the scriptures, offering insight, hope, and practical steps for those seeking a life filled with meaning, purpose, and connection.

Join us for an inspiring sermon by Pastor Nermalis Vera at New Culture Church, where she explores the theme of salvation and surrendering control to Jesus. In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Nermalis delves into John 12:12-19 NIV, guiding us to understand the true essence of salvation that Jesus offers and the importance of letting go of our need to control the way it manifests in our lives.

Pastor Nermalis explains that Jesus provides the salvation we seek, but often, we fail to recognize it because of our desire to control how it comes to us. She challenges us to reflect on moments when God has answered our prayers, but we may not have noticed due to our preconceived expectations.

Furthermore, Pastor Nermalis encourages us to examine our lives and identify any aspects we need to surrender to receive the salvation Jesus is offering. Doing so allows us to experience a deeper relationship with God and embrace the life He has planned for us.

This sermon will inspire you to trust in God's plan, surrender control, and be open to how Jesus brings salvation into your life. Through prayer and self-reflection, you can begin to recognize the answers to your prayers and fully receive the gifts that Jesus has to offer.

Tune in and discover the power of surrendering control as Pastor Nermalis guides you through the scriptures, offering wisdom, hope, and practical steps for believers seeking a life filled with faith, purpose, and the salvation that only Jesus can provide.

Join us for an uplifting sermon by Pastor Abbie Sawczak at New Culture Church, where she digs into seeking renewal in our lives. In this eye-opening sermon, Pastor Abbie takes us on a journey through Revelation 21:1-7, Jeremiah 29, and Ephesians 2:14 to help us to understand the true meaning of renewal in the light of scripture.

Pastor Abbie explains that seeking, as mentioned in the scripture, is the act of searching with the intention and belief that what we are seeking can indeed be found. Highlighting that renewal is the transformative process of becoming who God created us to be and living the life He intended for us. This process of renewal brings about both presence and peace.

Drawing from the passages, she emphasizes that renewal is both a future promise and a present reality. She encourages us all to be present and bring peace into our lives, starting today. This sermon should inspire you to engage in prayer, be renewed, and receive peace, as well as to bring renewal and usher in peace to the world around them.

Tune in and explore the concept of seeking renewal in your life as Pastor Abbie guides you through the scriptures, offering wisdom, hope, and practical steps for young adults seeking to live a life of purpose and peace.