A New Day
What if this season could be more than routine? What if it could be a turning point? A New Day is a journey through the moments leading up to Easter: walking through expectation, surrender, and ultimately the resurrection of Jesus. It’s about recognizing when God is moving, releasing what’s behind us, and stepping into the life He’s inviting us to now. Whether you’re full of faith or just full of questions, this is a series for fresh starts. And there’s no better time to invite someone to sit with you, experience it with you. A new day is closer than you think.
A 5 Part Sermon Series
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Part 1: The Home At Bethany
In John 12, we see a powerful moment in the home of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, three siblings whose lives were forever changed by Christ. From resurrection power to extravagant worship, this story reveals how a true encounter with Jesus creates a brand new beginning. No matter where you are in life, a new day is possible with Christ.
Part 2: Here Comes Jesus!
In this message, we look at the triumphant entry of Jesus and what it reveals about who He truly is. Jesus is not just a historical figure or religious teacher. He is the Triumphant King who defeated darkness, and the Triumphant Savior who redeemed humanity. When Jesus comes into a life, a home, or a city, a new day begins.
Part 3: Three Steps To A New Day
A new day doesn't happen by accident, it happens through surrender. In this message, we step into one of the most powerful moments in Scripture: Jesus' final hours with His disciples at the Last Supper and in the Garden of Gethsemane. In these moments, Jesus introduces something completely new—a new covenant, a new commandment, and a new commitment.
Part 4: He Paid For It
What if the biggest weight you're carrying… has already been paid for? Jesus didn't just die for your sins. He paid for your peace, healing, identity, dignity, direction, and access to God. Every wound had a purpose. Every drop of blood carried freedom.
