New Harmony Church

This was our second Worship Workshop of 2020, hosted via FB Live due to Coronavirus gathering restrictions. We covered the topic of God as Father. Enjoy!

While we are pressing pause on normal, this is a great time to seek the Lord and strengthen our families. Pastor Noah preaches from Ephesians 5 on week three of our livestreams.

Pastor Noah detours from our series on Romans to preach a short series entitled Pressing Pause. In these unprecedented days, when we are forced to pause from the normal we've been used to, it's good to know that the LORD has never lost control or been surprised. We keep our eyes on Him.

Pastor Noah continues our series through the book of Romans. Romans chapter 7 presents a powerful picture of what all believers face in everyday life.

Pastor David continues our series through Romans with Romans 6:15-23. Whoever you obey is the one to which you're enslaved. To whom or what are you enslaved?

Pastor Noah lead us through Romans chapter 6 where Paul opens a discussion about how we should live in light of God's grace.

Pastor David picks up his Romans series again in Romans chapter 5.

Following Jesus means that we take up our crosses every day and die as we follow Him. Pastor David preaches from Matthew 16:13-28.

Jesus said that He is the Good Shepherd and that his sheep know his voice and follow him. Pastor Noah preaches from John 10:1-18 and challenges us to know the voice of our Great Shepherd.

**The food theme for Wednesday 2/19 is potato night**

Here are the questions we will go through at our tables on Wednesday, February 19.
1. This passage describes an intimate, two-way relationship between the Good Shepherd and His flock. How well do you know Him? How can you know him in a deeper way?
2. How can we know the voice of the Holy Spirit as He leads us?
3. The Good Shepherd know His sheep. When we stray, he calls us back. Describe a time when you strayed and He called you back.
4. The thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy. How can we guard against the thief/false shepherd?
5. The Good Shepherd lays doesn't just risk his life, but He lays down His life for His sheep. What is the difference between risking and laying down your life? How should it shape our view of Jesus as the Good Shepherd?
6. Pastor Noah spoke of the value of the flock. Why is being in community valuable to you personally? Why do we sometimes drift away from community?
7. What is something you learned or that stood out to you about Jesus as the Good Shepherd? Why is this significant? How does this change how we learn, live, share, and send the Gospel?