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In our five-week series, Don’t Talk About That, we’re stepping into the difficult conversations the world often tells us to avoid. Together, we’ll examine politics, abortion, sexuality, racism, and justice through the lens of Jesus’ vision, morals, and ethics. Rather than taking our cues from the political right, the political left, or other popular ideologies, we will remain centered on Jesus and the healing solutions he offers. Because Jesus is the only King who can truly heal our brokenness, we believe these conversations can help us grow into a healthier, more faithful church family.

In our five-week series, Don’t Talk About That, we’re stepping into the difficult conversations the world often tells us to avoid. Together, we’ll examine politics, abortion, sexuality, racism, and justice through the lens of Jesus’ vision, morals, and ethics. Rather than taking our cues from the political right, the political left, or other popular ideologies, we will remain centered on Jesus and the healing solutions he offers. Because Jesus is the only King who can truly heal our brokenness, we believe these conversations can help us grow into a healthier, more faithful church family.

In our five-week series, Don’t Talk About That, we’re stepping into the difficult conversations the world often tells us to avoid. Together, we’ll examine politics, abortion, sexuality, racism, and justice through the lens of Jesus’ vision, morals, and ethics. Rather than taking our cues from the political right, the political left, or other popular ideologies, we will remain centered on Jesus and the healing solutions he offers. Because Jesus is the only King who can truly heal our brokenness, we believe these conversations can help us grow into a healthier, more faithful church family.

Jesus calls his followers to be witnesses, to share the good news of who Jesus is and what he has done, not simply with our words but through the way we live. In this series, we’ll explore what the gospel actually is, how we can share our faith with others, and how we can faithfully practice being witnesses to the story of Jesus in our everyday lives.

Jesus calls his followers to be witnesses, to share the good news of who Jesus is and what he has done, not simply with our words but through the way we live. In this series, we’ll explore what the gospel actually is, how we can share our faith with others, and how we can faithfully practice being witnesses to the story of Jesus in our everyday lives.

Jesus calls his followers to be witnesses, to share the good news of who Jesus is and what he has done, not simply with our words but through the way we live. In this series, we’ll explore what the gospel actually is, how we can share our faith with others, and how we can faithfully practice being witnesses to the story of Jesus in our everyday lives.

Jesus calls his followers to be witnesses, to share the good news of who Jesus is and what he has done, not simply with our words but through the way we live. In this series, we’ll explore what the gospel actually is, how we can share our faith with others, and how we can faithfully practice being witnesses to the story of Jesus in our everyday lives.

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Welcome to Romans Part 18 This series explores the book of Romans through a familial lens, seeing Paul not as a distant theologian but as a pastor helping a divided church live as one family in Christ. In Rome, tensions existed between the “weak” (primarily Jewish Christians who continued observing the Torah) and the “strong” (primarily Gentile Christians who lived with greater freedom and social privilege). Each group judged the other. Rather than reading Romans merely as a theological textbook or a roadmap to heaven, this series frames the letter as a pastoral appeal for unity, where every passage speaks to the weak, the strong, or both. Ultimately, Romans invites us to move beyond division and rediscover what it means to live together as God’s family. Text "info" to 716-403-2999 #Romans #Paul #bookofromans #family #churchfamily #newstorychurch #unity #Jesus #kingjesus

Welcome to Romans Part 17 This series explores the book of Romans through a familial lens, seeing Paul not as a distant theologian but as a pastor helping a divided church live as one family in Christ. In Rome, tensions existed between the “weak” (primarily Jewish Christians who continued observing the Torah) and the “strong” (primarily Gentile Christians who lived with greater freedom and social privilege). Each group judged the other. Rather than reading Romans merely as a theological textbook or a roadmap to heaven, this series frames the letter as a pastoral appeal for unity, where every passage speaks to the weak, the strong, or both. Ultimately, Romans invites us to move beyond division and rediscover what it means to live together as God’s family. Text "info" to 716-403-2999 #Romans #Paul #bookofromans #family #churchfamily #newstorychurch #unity #Jesus #kingjesus

Welcome to Romans Part 16 This series explores the book of Romans through a familial lens, seeing Paul not as a distant theologian but as a pastor helping a divided church live as one family in Christ. In Rome, tensions existed between the “weak” (primarily Jewish Christians who continued observing the Torah) and the “strong” (primarily Gentile Christians who lived with greater freedom and social privilege). Each group judged the other. Rather than reading Romans merely as a theological textbook or a roadmap to heaven, this series frames the letter as a pastoral appeal for unity, where every passage speaks to the weak, the strong, or both. Ultimately, Romans invites us to move beyond division and rediscover what it means to live together as God’s family. Text "info" to 716-403-2999 #Romans #Paul #bookofromans #family #churchfamily #newstorychurch #unity #Jesus #kingjesus

God's Mercy is More... | Romans 11:1-36 | Pastor Scott Lackey

Welcome to Romans Part 14 This series explores the book of Romans through a familial lens, seeing Paul not as a distant theologian but as a pastor helping a divided church live as one family in Christ. In Rome, tensions existed between the “weak” (primarily Jewish Christians who continued observing the Torah) and the “strong” (primarily Gentile Christians who lived with greater freedom and social privilege). Each group judged the other. Rather than reading Romans merely as a theological textbook or a roadmap to heaven, this series frames the letter as a pastoral appeal for unity, where every passage speaks to the weak, the strong, or both. Ultimately, Romans invites us to move beyond division and rediscover what it means to live together as God’s family. Text "info" to 716-403-2999 #Romans #Paul #bookofromans #family #churchfamily #newstorychurch #unity #Jesus #kingjesus