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In this 4-part series, we will walk the road to resurrection with Jesus. On the road through Jericho, anticipation builds as Jesus gives sight to the blind and salvation to a tax collector. The road into Jerusalem explodes in celebration as crowds shout: “Hosanna!” Suffering marks the road leading to his crucifixion. And finally, he rises victorious and equips his disciples before taking the road of resurrection to the right hand of the Father in heaven.
In this 4-part series, we will walk the road to resurrection with Jesus. On the road through Jericho, anticipation builds as Jesus gives sight to the blind and salvation to a tax collector. The road into Jerusalem explodes in celebration as crowds shout: “Hosanna!” Suffering marks the road leading to his crucifixion. And finally, he rises victorious and equips his disciples before taking the road of resurrection to the right hand of the Father in heaven.
In this 4-part series, we will walk the road to resurrection with Jesus. On the road through Jericho, anticipation builds as Jesus gives sight to the blind and salvation to a tax collector. The road into Jerusalem explodes in celebration as crowds shout: “Hosanna!” Suffering marks the road leading to his crucifixion. And finally, he rises victorious and equips his disciples before taking the road of resurrection to the right hand of the Father in heaven.
This special service is dedicated to praising God, listening to His voice, and responding as the Holy Spirit moves. As a church body we value getting even stronger at corporately hosting God's presence and being challenged by the call to participate in what he's doing. Come with expectation and readiness to share what the Holy Spirit has put in you.
Pastor Bill. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastor Bill. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastor Marilee. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastor Marilee. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Kathy Spaulding. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Kathy Spaulding. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastor Cameron. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastor Cameron. In 2024, the Lord is calling us as a church family to put down roots. We seek to anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word, personally to Him by the Holy Spirit, and relationally to one another as we pursue the unique callings of this body: New Day Community Church. In Colossians 2:6-10, the apostle Paul writes encouragement for believers to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ. Some roots will be new, and some will form as a re-establishment of roots affected by trying times or drought. Join us in putting down ever-growing roots into Jesus.
Pastors Bill & Marilee Menser. As 2023 comes to an end, we look back full of thankfulness for what God has done this year. This service will be a time of celebrating all the ways we have grown in 2023. We will also look forward to what God has in store for the coming year. Pastors Bill and Marilee will share direction for our church in 2024 and invite you to seek God for areas of focus for the new year. “But blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence. They are like trees planted along a riverbank, with roots that reach deep into the water…” Jeremiah 17:7
Pastors Bill & Marilee Menser. We enjoyed a simple and endearing family-style service on Christmas Eve. What a delight to celebrate the birth of our Savior all together with the kids staying in the main service too. We will even celebrated a baptism!
Kathy Spaulding. Malachi touches on many themes that have been built, layer upon layer, over thousands of years in the Old Testament. This little book activates deep, rich Biblical motifs like covenant faithfulness, blessing, and messianic hope while calling God’s people back to him. Malachi also tees up expectations for a messenger to prepare the way for the Messiah. God’s people waited 400 years with that hope in mind, but we get the benefit of turning a single page in our Bible to read how Jesus fulfilled every promise. He gave his life to establish a new covenant, a new kingdom, and a new creation.
Pastor Cameron. Malachi touches on many themes that have been built, layer upon layer, over thousands of years in the Old Testament. This little book activates deep, rich Biblical motifs like covenant faithfulness, blessing, and messianic hope while calling God’s people back to him. Malachi also tees up expectations for a messenger to prepare the way for the Messiah. God’s people waited 400 years with that hope in mind, but we get the benefit of turning a single page in our Bible to read how Jesus fulfilled every promise. He gave his life to establish a new covenant, a new kingdom, and a new creation.
Pastor Bill. Malachi touches on many themes that have been built, layer upon layer, over thousands of years in the Old Testament. This little book activates deep, rich Biblical motifs like covenant faithfulness, blessing, and messianic hope while calling God’s people back to him. Malachi also tees up expectations for a messenger to prepare the way for the Messiah. God’s people waited 400 years with that hope in mind, but we get the benefit of turning a single page in our Bible to read how Jesus fulfilled every promise. He gave his life to establish a new covenant, a new kingdom, and a new creation.
Pastor Cameron. Hear! Listen! This is important! The Lord and creator of all the earth loves you and never ceases to amaze. He overflows with compassion, grace, loyal love, and faithfulness. Make him your Lord, your God, and worship no other. Be devoted to him in heart, soul, and strength. Scripture delivers this message to us in Exodus 34:6 and Deuteronomy 6:4-5. In this series, we will gaze upon the beauty of the God who loves us and calls us to love him in return. We will examine how he reveals himself to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Stop! Listen! And respond as you see him for who he is!
Pastor Bill. Hear! Listen! This is important! The Lord and creator of all the earth loves you and never ceases to amaze. He overflows with compassion, grace, loyal love, and faithfulness. Make him your Lord, your God, and worship no other. Be devoted to him in heart, soul, and strength. Scripture delivers this message to us in Exodus 34:6 and Deuteronomy 6:4-5. In this series, we will gaze upon the beauty of the God who loves us and calls us to love him in return. We will examine how he reveals himself to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Stop! Listen! And respond as you see him for who he is!
Pastor Marilee. Hear! Listen! This is important! The Lord and creator of all the earth loves you and never ceases to amaze. He overflows with compassion, grace, loyal love, and faithfulness. Make him your Lord, your God, and worship no other. Be devoted to him in heart, soul, and strength. Scripture delivers this message to us in Exodus 34:6 and Deuteronomy 6:4-5. In this series, we will gaze upon the beauty of the God who loves us and calls us to love him in return. We will examine how he reveals himself to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Stop! Listen! And respond as you see him for who he is!
Pastor Bill. People renovate their homes to improve broken, damaged, and outdated structures. Some buildings fall into such disrepair that the only option remaining is demolition. Similarly, Christians sometimes find their faith crumbling, in need of renovation, and might feel like Thomas who doubted the resurrection. Jesus responded to Thomas by coming close, extending his hands, and sharing his wounds (John 20:27). In this series, our goal is to find Jesus in the place of doubt and deconstruction in order to join Thomas on the other side of the rebuild with a faith-filled response: “My Lord and my God!”
Pastor Bill. People renovate their homes to improve broken, damaged, and outdated structures. Some buildings fall into such disrepair that the only option remaining is demolition. Similarly, Christians sometimes find their faith crumbling, in need of renovation, and might feel like Thomas who doubted the resurrection. Jesus responded to Thomas by coming close, extending his hands, and sharing his wounds (John 20:27). In this series, our goal is to find Jesus in the place of doubt and deconstruction in order to join Thomas on the other side of the rebuild with a faith-filled response: “My Lord and my God!”
Pastor Bill. People renovate their homes to improve broken, damaged, and outdated structures. Some buildings fall into such disrepair that the only option remaining is demolition. Similarly, Christians sometimes find their faith crumbling, in need of renovation, and might feel like Thomas who doubted the resurrection. Jesus responded to Thomas by coming close, extending his hands, and sharing his wounds (John 20:27). In this series, our goal is to find Jesus in the place of doubt and deconstruction in order to join Thomas on the other side of the rebuild with a faith-filled response: “My Lord and my God!”
We enjoyed hearing a sermon and an update from Dennis and Kaku Sager. Dennis was our first youth leader here at New Day more than 25 years ago. Dennis & Kaku have been leading a vibrant church in Japan where only 1 in 1,000 are christians. We get to be a part of this important work that they are doing as we support them in an ongoing basis.
Pastor Cameron. Music and poetry enhance our experience of life – giving voice to what we feel inside. Wouldn’t it be great if Christians had a playlist for life’s many seasons?!? We do! The Psalms offer praise, prayer, and poetry for times of celebration & lament, and for times of remembrance & hopeful expectation. In this series, we will learn about the different types of Psalms and how we can use them as a model for expressing our emotions to God: praising him, taking refuge in him, trusting in his promises, and delighting in his word.
Pastor Bill. Music and poetry enhance our experience of life – giving voice to what we feel inside. Wouldn’t it be great if Christians had a playlist for life’s many seasons?!? We do! The Psalms offer praise, prayer, and poetry for times of celebration & lament, and for times of remembrance & hopeful expectation. In this series, we will learn about the different types of Psalms and how we can use them as a model for expressing our emotions to God: praising him, taking refuge in him, trusting in his promises, and delighting in his word.
Kathy Spaulding. Music and poetry enhance our experience of life – giving voice to what we feel inside. Wouldn’t it be great if Christians had a playlist for life’s many seasons?!? We do! The Psalms offer praise, prayer, and poetry for times of celebration & lament, and for times of remembrance & hopeful expectation. In this series, we will learn about the different types of Psalms and how we can use them as a model for expressing our emotions to God: praising him, taking refuge in him, trusting in his promises, and delighting in his word.
Pastor Marilee. Music and poetry enhance our experience of life – giving voice to what we feel inside. Wouldn’t it be great if Christians had a playlist for life’s many seasons?!? We do! The Psalms offer praise, prayer, and poetry for times of celebration & lament, and for times of remembrance & hopeful expectation. In this series, we will learn about the different types of Psalms and how we can use them as a model for expressing our emotions to God: praising him, taking refuge in him, trusting in his promises, and delighting in his word.
Kathy Spaulding. Music and poetry enhance our experience of life – giving voice to what we feel inside. Wouldn’t it be great if Christians had a playlist for life’s many seasons?!? We do! The Psalms offer praise, prayer, and poetry for times of celebration & lament, and for times of remembrance & hopeful expectation. In this series, we will learn about the different types of Psalms and how we can use them as a model for expressing our emotions to God: praising him, taking refuge in him, trusting in his promises, and delighting in his word.
