New King Church

This Sunday our sermon will be on our third value, depth of bible study, and our fourth value, multiplication. We will focus our study on the example of the fellowship of believers in Acts 2:42-47. Here we will see how their devotion to God and his word led to faithful witness to those around them! We can’t wait to see you Sunday!

New King's first and second values are Jesus and Hospitality. Because Jesus is the highly exalted King, he naturally is first in all things, including everything we do at New King. In Colossians, Paul points us to the grandeur and glory of Jesus in both his person and in his work. He then exhorts us to live as God's chosen ones in the same way that Jesus lived as he came to rescue us. 

This week we will take a break from our study in Mark to take time to discuss our mission and values at New King. The topic this week will specifically be on our mission to be a church that helps people find and follow Jesus. Our focus passage for this week will be John 17 where Jesus prays to the Father for Himself and His disciples. We can’t wait to see you on Sunday!

Tyler Twombly's sermon from Session 2 of Our Family of Churches Conference.

Michael Badger's sermon from Session 1 of Our Family of Churches Conference.

This week we are following up our discussion in Mark 10:17-31 with a practical study on biblical stewardship. The focus of this sermon will be on God’s call to live generously and the benefits of following this call. We will also look at how the bible instructs us to be good stewards, not just of our possessions, but of our whole lives. We can’t wait to see you on Sunday!

This week will be continuing in Jesus’ teachings “on the way” from Mark 10:17-31. Here we will see Jesus interact with a rich young man who asks life’s most important question. Through Jesus' answer to the man and his following conversation with the disciples, we will see how we are to enter the kingdom of God and how to view our monetary possessions in this life. We hope to see you Sunday!

This week we will continue studying Jesus' teaching to his disciples on the way to Jerusalem from Mark 10:1-16. Here Jesus will use the examples of marriage and children to reveal what should be at the heart of every true disciple. In this passage, we will also see how we can enter God’s kingdom and address the hardness in our heart that separates us from God.

Jesus and three of the disciples have just had an amazing experience on a mountain. Now they come down to the bottom of the mountain and are faced with the sad reality of Satan at war with humanity, faithlessness of not only a father, but also Jesus's disciples.

We will see that even though our faith can often be imperfect, our perfect Lord and Savior is compassionate to help us in our weakness. Not only that, but we are reminded that prayer builds up our faith.