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This message is Part 1 of our new sermon series on the Book of Acts that will take us through the summer. As a companion to our series on Mark, Acts shows us how Jesus invites ordinary people to carry on His mission and live out what He began. Scripture Referenced: Acts 1

Easter is powerful—but what happens the day after, when life quietly returns to normal? This message explores the disciples' journey on the road to Emmaus in the Gospel of Luke, examining how Jesus Christ reveals himself not only in the miraculous but also in the quiet, everyday moments we often overlook. Scripture Referenced: Luke 24:13-35

We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and remember that the story doesn’t end where it seems. What looked like the end was only the beginning. We wrap up our six-month journey through the Gospel of Mark with a message on three powerful lessons Easter teaches us about life with God. Scripture Referenced: Mark 16:1-7

Good Friday 2026 at New Life Fellowship

At the beginning of Holy Week, we journey with Jesus from the joy-filled procession of Palm Sunday, through the sorrow of the Cross, and ultimately to the victory of the resurrection. This message reflects on Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem—riding on a humble donkey while the crowds waved palm branches. In it, we discover a powerful truth: the King has come, but not in the way people expected. These familiar symbols invite us to consider how our own expectations of Jesus compare with who He truly is, and what it means to follow Him in our everyday lives. Scripture Referenced: Mark 11:1-10

This message continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark. As we approach Good Friday and Easter, we turn our attention to Jesus's teaching on what it means to live as His servants in the world. In Mark, we meet the Servant King, who shows us that true greatness is found not in power, but in humility, sacrifice, and love. Scripture Referenced: Mark 10:35-45

This message explores one of the most significant events in Jesus’ journey to the cross. In the transfiguration, Jesus reveals his true identity and glory. This powerful moment was meant to strengthen and assure the Church, reminding us who Christ truly is—especially in times of hardship and uncertainty. Scripture Referenced: Mark 9:2-8

As we continue our series through the Gospel of Mark, we encounter Jesus’ challenging words about the true cost of following him. In this passage, Jesus calls his disciples to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him—a Messiah whose power is revealed not through domination, but through sacrifice. Together, we explore what it means to lose our lives for his sake and discover the life that can only be found in him. Scripture Referenced: Mark 8:34-38