New Culture Church

Are you wondering how God might be calling you to share your faith in everyday life? Join us for an inspiring message from Ashleigh Jurosic as she unpacks Acts 13 and reveals how being "sent" isn't just for overseas missionaries, it's for YOU, right where you are!

In this powerful teaching, Ashleigh shares personal stories of missed opportunities and divine appointments, showing us that we don't need perfect scripture knowledge or eloquent words to share Jesus. All we need is our encounter with Him and a willingness to let the Spirit speak through us.

Discover how Paul and Barnabas's missionary journey provides a blueprint for our own spiritual adventures. whether that's at work, in our neighborhoods, or with our friends. Learn how the Holy Spirit qualifies and equips us, regardless of our background or past mistakes.

Key takeaways include:

• How community and worship create space for the Spirit to speak
• Why your personal encounter with Jesus is enough to share
• Practical ways to recognize divine appointments in daily life
• How to overcome fear and share faith authentically

Plus, hear about exciting opportunities to connect through our summer and fall community groups, college ministries, and young adult retreat!

Whether you're new to faith or looking to step out in boldness, this message will encourage you to embrace your calling as someone sent with the Spirit to bring hope to your world.

Bible Verse References:

• Acts 13:1-12 (Primary passage)
• Acts 1:7-8
• Matthew 27:48
• Ephesians 6:12
• Acts 13:13-15
• Acts 13:38
• Acts 13:44-47
• Acts 13:49-52
• Mark 6:11
• Acts 9-10 (Referenced for context about Paul's conversion)

Join Pastor Abbie Sawczak in this powerful message from our Set Apart Summer series as she shares the often-overlooked story of Rhoda, a young servant girl who played a crucial role in one of the Bible's most dramatic miracles. Through the account of Peter's miraculous prison escape in Acts 12, discover how our private prayers lead to public answers and why opening the door to God's miracles sometimes requires risking our reputation.

Whether you feel too young, too unqualified, or too ordinary, this message will remind you that you're part of a bigger story - one where even the smallest acts of obedience can have eternal impact. Be encouraged that following Jesus isn't about having all the answers - it's about taking one faithful step at a time, even when those around you think you're "out of your mind."

Bible References

• Acts 12:1-19 (Primary text)
• James 5:13-16
• Romans 8:14-17

Join Pastor Abbie Sawczak for an encouraging message about how God calls us to expand our tables and hearts to welcome ALL people into relationship with Him.

In this week's sermon from Acts 11, discover how Peter's vision in Joppa transformed the early church from an exclusive community to a beautiful, multi-ethnic movement where everyone belongs. Learn about the incredible story of how persecution led to the gospel spreading, and how Paul returned to minister to the very people he once persecuted.

This message will challenge and encourage you to:

• Open your eyes to see who God is inviting to your table
• Be generous with your encouragement, time, and presence
• Show up for others in practical ways (not just with good intentions!)
• Use your words to give courage to those around you

Bible References:

• Acts 11:1-30 (main passage)
• Acts 8 (persecution and scattering of the church)
• Luke 22 (Peter's denial)
• John 21 (Jesus restoring Peter)
• John 15:5-8 (vine and branches)
• Psalms 46:10 (breath prayer)
• Mark 10:47 (breath prayer)

Join Pastor Sean Steinke as he shares a powerful message about God's radical inclusivity and how the gospel breaks through our human boundaries. Through the incredible story of Cornelius and Peter in Acts 10, discover how God orchestrates divine encounters that transform not just individuals, but entire communities.

In this inspiring teaching, you'll explore:

• How God uses miraculous ways to expand His family beyond our expectations
• The difference between religious devotion and genuine salvation
• Why even the most devoted people still need the transforming power of the gospel
• How God graciously shifts our perspectives to align with His heart for ALL people

Pastor Sean weaves personal stories from his childhood home—where over 300 people found refuge and family—with Biblical insights about hospitality, openness, and God's surprising work. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or have been following Jesus for years, this message reminds us that God's love knows no boundaries and His invitation extends to everyone.

Bible References:

• Acts 10 (Primary passage - Cornelius and Peter)
• Hebrews 11 (Faith that pleases God)
• John 15:5-8 (The vine and branches)
• Acts 10:43, 11:18 (Repentance and faith)
• Mark 1:35 (Jesus' prayer life)
• Luke 6:40 (The apprentice and rabbi)

Join us for a milestone celebration as Pastor Abbie Sawczak guides us through a powerful message about what it truly means to build our lives on Christ as our firm foundation!

In this special Sunday at the Table service, we're not just wrapping up our journey through the Sermon on the Mount - we're celebrating becoming a sovereign church and welcoming our very first members! Discover why our church name comes from Matthew 7:24 and what it means to create the culture of Christ in our daily lives.

Pastor Abbie unpacks Jesus' timeless illustration of building on rock versus sand, reminding us that storms are inevitable - but when we build on Jesus, we can withstand anything life throws our way. She challenges us to examine our foundations and invites us to embrace a community that's about giving rather than gaining, where we lay down our lives for the sake of the gospel.

Bible References:

• Matthew 7:24-28 (Building on the Rock)
• Matthew 5 (The Beatitudes)
• Psalms 18:2
• 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 (The Body of Christ)
• Ephesians 5:1-2
• John 15 (Abiding in Christ)

What if success in life isn't about achievements, careers, or financial security? Join Nathan Strachen as he explores the powerful conclusion of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus reveals the true foundation for a flourishing life.

In this message, discover how Jesus is far more than just a moral teacher - He's the one with ultimate authority and power to change our hearts from the inside out. Through stories of modern-day healing and a fresh look at familiar scripture, you'll be challenged to examine what truly astounds you about Jesus and how that awe can fuel real transformation.

Whether you've grown up in church or are exploring faith for the first time, this message invites you to build your life on something unshakeable - not just moral principles, but on the person of Jesus himself. Come discover why success in God's kingdom looks radically different than the world's definition, and how a pure heart surrendered to Jesus becomes the foundation that weathers any storm.

Bible Verse References:

• Matthew 4:23
• Matthew 7:24-28 (Primary text - The wise and foolish builders)
• Psalm 130:3-4
• Mark 10:47 (Referenced in breath prayer example)
• Psalm 46:10 (Referenced in breath prayer example)
• John 15:5-8 (The vine and branches)
• Mark 1:35 (Jesus' prayer life)
• Luke 6:40 (The apprentice and rabbi)

What if the "Golden Rule" we learned in elementary school is actually pointing us toward something much deeper than just being nice? In this powerful message, Ashleigh Jurosic explores Jesus' teaching about the narrow and wide gates, challenging us to move beyond outward performance to true heart transformation. Drawing from her own struggles with people-pleasing and the desire for reciprocated love, Ashleigh unpacks how accepting God's unconditional love first becomes the overflow that transforms how we love others. Whether you're tired of carrying the heavy bag of expectations or ready to trade performance for authentic relationship with Jesus, this message offers a path forward. Discover why the narrow gate isn't about doing more, but about letting God's love transform you from the inside out.

Bible Verse References:

• Matthew 7:12-14 (main passage) - The Golden Rule and the Narrow Gate
• Matthew 22:37-40 - The Greatest Commandment (Love God, Love Others)
• Matthew 19:16-26 - The Rich Young Ruler
• John 15:5-8 - Remaining in the Vine
• Psalm 15 - Who May Dwell in God's Sanctuary
• Psalm 139:23-24 - Search Me, O God

Join us for this powerful Pentecost Sunday message where Pastor Sean Steinke takes us on a journey of spiritual discovery and transformation. Through the inspiring story of Lucy Farrow—a formerly enslaved woman who became a pioneering figure in the Pentecostal movement—we're reminded that God can use anyone, regardless of their background, to impact generations.

In this heartfelt message, you'll discover:

• The profound meaning behind Jesus' words to "ask, seek, and knock"
• Why acknowledging our need for God is the first step to transformation
• How the Holy Spirit works as our Helper, Comforter, and Counselor
• Personal stories of life-changing encounters with God's presence

Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or seeking a deeper spiritual experience, this message offers hope and practical wisdom for receiving God's good gifts in your life. Learn how persistent prayer and an open heart can lead to the breakthrough you've been seeking.

Perfect for anyone feeling spiritually stuck, searching for more, or simply curious about what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit.

Bible Verses Referenced:

• Matthew 7:7-12 (Ask, Seek, and Knock)
• Luke 11:1-13 (Teaching on Prayer and the Holy Spirit)
• Ephesians 2:1-10 (From Death to Life in Christ)
• Romans 5:5 (God's Love Through the Holy Spirit)
• Romans 8:13-17 (Life in the Spirit)
• John 15:5-8 (The Vine and Branches)

Are you caught in endless spirals of worry and anxiety? In this powerful message, Pastor Abbie Sawczak explores Jesus' timeless teaching about overcoming worry by learning from the birds of the air and lilies of the field.

Drawing from Matthew 6:25-34, discover how Jesus doesn't simply dismiss our anxieties but invites us to reframe them through seeking His kingdom first. Through personal stories of God's provision and practical wisdom for breaking free from worry spirals, you'll learn what it means to truly trust in a God who cares about every detail of your life.

Whether you're struggling with financial stress, social anxiety, or fears about tomorrow, this message offers hope and practical steps for finding peace. Learn how worry acts as a false prophet, why God's provision is deeply personal, and how to redirect anxious thoughts back to worship and trust.

Join us as we explore the difference between running after temporary things and slowly seeking eternal ones. Because when we seek first God's kingdom, all the things we worry about are given to us as well.

Bible Verse References:

• Matthew 6:25-34 (main passage)
• Psalm 104:24-35
• Luke 10:41
• Philippians 4:6
• 1 Peter 5:7
• John 15:5-8

Ready for transformation? Join Pastor Abbie Sawczak as she launches an inspiring journey toward living "set apart and fully devoted" to Jesus. In this powerful message, discover how true change is possible - not through having it all figured out, but through faithful steps forward.

Pastor Abbie unpacks the beautiful truth that following Jesus is an invitation to change, backed by both scripture and science. Learn how consecration isn't a one-time event but a rhythm of removing what no longer serves us and replacing it with life-giving practices.

Get ready for Set Apart Summer starting June 8th! Discover how the Daily Rhythms journal and new community "form groups" can help you experience breakthrough alongside others. Because here's the amazing news: when we practice spiritual formation together, our brains literally rewire faster for lasting transformation.

Whether you're taking your first steps or deepening your faith journey, this message reminds us that "all in" doesn't mean "all figured out" - it simply means showing up faithfully with all your questions and curiosity.

Bible Verse References:

• Luke 14:25-27
• Matthew 6:24
• Joshua 3:1-5
• Joshua 5:2-8
• Joshua 6-8, 24
• Exodus 19:10-11