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Today’s recording features Psalm 23 recitation by Vicki, testimony by Lael, and sermon by Jack. Jack begins by discussing truth and transparency in light of Ravi Zacharias and his devastating sin. As we continue our Community of Truth series for the year Jack opens by discussing the extreme need in our lives for God’s word to be rooted in our heart and…
Today Ashley launches our 2021 annual theme: Community of Truth: an active response to the schemes of Satan This year we are learning to use God’s truth to recognize and defeat the schemes of Satan. Satan operates through a progression of lies, fear, isolation, and negative consequences. As believers we answer that with truth, faith, community and freedom. We also had guest…
Today Phil Gerth wraps up the entire Luke series of three years with the final message on the ascension of Christ. He connects the dots on multiple passages, demonstrating how we are ascended with Christ as well and have access to all the Father has freely given us. Here are the passages he referenced in the message today: Luke 24:50-53 Acts 1:9-11…
On this historic day for New Song Community Church we ordain two new elders: Mike Spurlock and Philip Gerth. Elder Ashley McGlone leads the ceremony, centered around the example of Jesus, our Good Shepherd and Chief Shepherd, from his prayer to the Father in John 17.
As we approach the end of the book of Luke it is not about the end of a story. It is what the end of the book teaches us about our ultimate end and how that end informs our life today. All four gospels end with Jesus sending us out. Jack challenged us with the question today, “To whom have I been sent?”…
The men on the road to Emmaus experienced Jesus in some special ways, and Jack helps us see the power of experience in our relationship with Jesus, balanced by the word. Luke 24:28-35
As New Song considers recognizing two new elders, Jack uses the opportunity to teach on the Biblical role of elders: Shepherds protect Shepherds feed and nourish the flock Shepherds nurture and care Shepherds lead 1 Peter 5:1-4
Today Jack walks through the story of the road to Emmaus, drawing striking parallels to our own hopes today and how God chooses to do things well beyond our own expectations. Notable points: Jesus asked the men, “What things?” God never asks questions to get information. “They crucified Him, but we had hoped…” Jesus explained that the suffering is just as necessary…
This week Jack begins Luke 24 with the resurrection of Jesus. The title comes from verse 12 where Peter after seeing the empty tomb went home and marveled at what he saw. This year let us make time to meditate and marvel on what God has done.
Today Jack finishes up Luke 23, talking about the role of Joseph of Arimathea. Then he draws on the passages of Psalm 22 and the book of 1 Peter, pointing us the Christ’s example through suffering. 1 Peter 2 – 21 For you have been called for this purpose, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you would follow…