Are you part of the crowd, stuck in the conflict, or ready to answer the call?This Sunday’s message, “Crowds, Conflict, and Calling,” takes us into Mark 3 where we see three powerful realities unfolding around Jesus. The crowds are growing. The opposition is intensifying. And in the middle of it all, Jesus calls ordinary men to follow Him.As the fame of Christ spreads, so does resistance. Religious leaders question His authority. Hearts are exposed. Motives are revealed. And yet, Jesus is not distracted by applause or intimidated by opposition. He remains focused on His mission — and He invites others to join Him in it.This message will challenge us to examine where we stand. Are we simply part of the crowd, watching from a distance? Are we resisting what Jesus wants to do in us? Or are we willing to step forward when He calls our name?Our God is an extraordinary God who uses ordinary people. The question is not whether He is calling — the question is whether we are ready to respond.At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

What if your deepest problem isn’t the pressure you feel… but the sin you carry?This Sunday at New Promise Church (10 AM), we’re walking through Mark 2 and asking a powerful question: Who has the authority to forgive sins?When a paralyzed man is lowered through a roof to reach Jesus, everyone expects a miracle of healing. Instead, Jesus says something shocking:“Son, your sins are forgiven.”The religious leaders immediately question His authority. After all, only God can forgive sins. But Jesus doesn’t back down. He proves His authority in a way no one can deny—by healing the man in full view of everyone.This passage forces us to wrestle with something personal:Is Jesus just a teacher… or does He truly have divine authority?Do we come to Him only for surface-level fixes… or for soul-level forgiveness?Are we willing to trust Him with the deepest parts of our lives?Jesus didn’t come just to make bad days better.He came to rescue the spiritually sick.He came with authority.He came to forgive.Join us as we explore what it means to trust the One who has authority not only to heal — but to forgive.

Many of us know God has called us — but we still live like we don’t have permission. We try to fight sin, share faith, and follow Christ while still asking the world for approval.

But Jesus doesn’t just give assignments… He gives authority.

Are you living out your calling with your own permission — or Christ’s authority?

At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

What if you only had one sentence to introduce Jesus to someone — what would you say?This Sunday at New Promise Church we begin our new sermon series through the Gospel of Mark — the fast-moving, straight-to-the-point account of the good news about Jesus Christ. Mark doesn’t start with a long backstory. He starts with a bold declaration and a call to prepare for the King.Join us as we open Mark 1 and discover why the gospel is not just good advice — it is good news that demands a response. Sunday at 10 AM.At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

Have you ever noticed how something can look healthy on the surface, but underneath it’s barely hanging on?The leaves are green. The structure is standing. Everything looks fine…until the wind comes.Until the drought comes.Until pressure comes.And then what was hidden gets revealed.At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

What are you really building your life on?This Sunday’s message is titled Following Jesus: Foundations That Last.Jesus makes it clear that storms are not a matter of if — but when. And when they come, only one foundation will hold.In Matthew 7, Jesus doesn’t just call us to admire His words, but to obey them. Because hearing without obedience builds a life that looks stable… until pressure reveals the truth.We’ll talk about:What it means to build on ChristWhy obedience matters more than intentionAnd how to know if your foundation will truly lastIf you’ve ever wondered whether your faith is strong enough for the storms ahead, this message is for you.At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

Are you producing fruit… or just staying busy?

This week’s message, “Remain in Him,” takes us into Jesus’ words in John 15 — where He reminds us that real spiritual life doesn’t come from effort, activity, or good intentions, but from connection.

Jesus doesn’t call us to strive harder.
He calls us to remain.

In a culture that celebrates independence and self-sufficiency, Jesus speaks a countercultural truth:

“Apart from Me, you can do nothing.”

We’ll explore what it means to abide in Christ, why pruning is part of God’s loving care, and how lasting fruit only grows from a living connection with the True Vine.

If you’ve ever felt spiritually tired, dry, or disconnected — this message is for you.

What am I holding onto that keeps me from fully following Jesus?

Jesus’ invitation has always been simple—but never easy: “Come, follow me.”

In this first message, we look at the moment Jesus calls His first disciples and what that call still means for us today. Following Jesus begins with a response—leaving behind what defines us, trusting who He is, and stepping into a new way of life. This message explores what it means to hear Christ’s call, why it requires surrender, and how true life begins not by holding on tighter, but by letting go.

This is not just a call to belief—it is a call to movement.