New Day Church

In this message from Acts 27, we see how God’s mercy can reach many people through the life of just one faithful servant. As Paul faces chaos, fear, and the limits of human control, a bigger story is unfolding about God’s purpose and promises. This is what it means to become a vessel of mercy in the lives of others.

This message centers on the hope of the resurrection, teaching that while death is certain for everyone, it is not the end—God has promised that all will be raised, either to life or judgment. In Acts 25–26, Paul defends his faith by showing that resurrection was promised throughout the Old Testament, fulfilled in Jesus’ resurrection, and made available to all who trust in Him. Salvation and resurrection life come not by human effort but through faith in Christ, which leads to repentance and a changed life. Ultimately, the resurrection demands a personal response: like Festus, one can reject it; like Agrippa, delay it; or like Paul, fully embrace it. The message calls people to choose belief in Jesus and live with the confident hope of eternal life.

What does faithfulness look like when doing the right thing leads to unfair treatment? In this message, we explore how followers of Christ can face injustice without losing heart or losing trust in God. Through Paul’s experience in Acts 25, we’re reminded that opposition, pressure, and broken systems are not the end of the story. Even when life feels unfair, God is still at work accomplishing His purposes.

When truth confronts you, neutrality isn’t an option. In Acts 24, a powerful ruler trembles under the weight of the gospel — yet chooses to wait. This message challenges the dangerous myth of “not now” and reminds us that delay is never neutral. The window to respond won’t stay open forever.

What if the setbacks in your life aren’t signs that God is finished with you—but proof that He’s still working? Today we see how even real threats, painful detours, and dark opposition cannot cancel what God has planned. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve missed your purpose, this message is for you.

When faithfulness feels exhausting and the road gets steep, where do you find the strength to keep going? This message explores how God meets His people in seasons of fear, doubt, and discouragement with exactly what they need. If you’ve ever felt worn down in your walk with Christ, this sermon offers hope for the journey ahead.

Everyone loves a win—but what if the victory we chase most isn’t the one that actually matters? On Football Sunday, this message explores a deeper question about what it really means to win and where true hope can be found when the game of life reaches its final moments. If you’ve ever wondered what “ultimate victory” looks like beyond trophies, success, or the American Dream, this message points to a perspective you don’t want to miss.

It’s easy to drift into expecting comfort where Jesus promised a cross. In this message, we’re confronted with the surprising reality that faithful discipleship doesn’t avoid hardship—but embraces it with purpose and hope. Discover why following Christ has always come with a cost, and why that cost is never wasted.

What does it look like to fight for unity in a divided world? In this message from our Around the Corner to Around the World series, we explore a powerful moment from the early church that challenges how we hold our convictions and love one another. Pastor Andrew describes how following Jesus sometimes calls us to lay things down for the sake of something greater.

Following Jesus was never meant to be convenient, but it has always been worth it. In this message from our Around the Corner to Around the World series, we explore how God uses hardship and faith-filled obedience to move the gospel forward. Whether you’re walking through difficulty or wrestling with what obedience looks like, this message offers encouragement and perspective for the road ahead.