This Week at New Spirit: August 5 -11 – Rooted in Enough
Tuesday, 04 August 2026
This Week at New Spirit Pastor’s Reflection – More Than Peanut Butter There are moments in the life of a church that become part of its story. This year’s Peanut Butter Drive is one of those moments. Together, New Spirit collected 1,440 jars of peanut butter. That’s more than double our previous record. And while
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What Jesus Says About Wealth and Daily Bread
Tuesday, 04 August 2026
Rooted in Enough: What Jesus Says About Wealth and Our Daily Bread A Belt, a Barn, and a Question We Cannot Avoid To view the worship service that this sermon reflection comes from click here: Rooted in Enough Pastor Hartman began Sunday’s sermon holding a replica of the Million Dollar Championship belt made famous by
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This Week at New Spirit: July 22-28
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
This Week at New Spirit Bring Your Stone July 22-28, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection We reached the end of our core values series on Sunday. Then, almost in the same breath, we realized we were standing at a beginning. For seven weeks, we named the commitments that shape New Spirit: Grace Comes First. Belonging Matters. Faith
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Bring Your Stone: How God Builds a Community of Grace
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
Sermon Reflection | July 19, 2026 Bring Your Stone God builds something beautiful through ordinary people who show up with what they have. 30-Second Sermon Summary New Spirit’s core values are not slogans. They are gospel-shaped promises about how we will live together. Like stones in a mosaic, every person’s presence, gift, and act of
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This Week At New Spirit: July 15-21, 2026
Tuesday, 14 July 2026
This Week at New Spirit July 15-21, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection There are moments when we know what love requires, but we still wish it required something easier. Speaking up can carry a cost. Showing up can interrupt our plans. Paying attention to another person’s pain can make it harder to keep pretending everything is fine.
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Courageous Love: Practice Faith Until Love Becomes a Reflex
Tuesday, 14 July 2026
Sermon Reflection | July 12, 2026 Practice Love Until It Becomes a Reflex A sermon reflection on courageous love, justice, and the life we practice together 30-Second Sermon Summary The prophets and Jesus refuse to separate worship from care for people who are poor, oppressed, or overlooked. We are saved by grace, not by our
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This Week at New Spirit: Love Shows Up
Tuesday, 30 June 2026
This Week at New Spirit June 30-July 6, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection This week’s message stayed with the simple and challenging truth that love does not stop with words. We were reminded that grace always comes first, and that grace changes us into people who show up for the neighbor in need. Love shows up. This
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Love Shows Up: Faith in Action
Monday, 29 June 2026
30-Second Sermon Summary Jesus does not separate faith from visible love. In Isaiah, 1 John, and Matthew 25, God calls people to show up for the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the sick, and the imprisoned. Grace always comes first; we do not earn God’s love by serving others. But grace changes us. Faith turns
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This Week at New Spirit: God Is Not Done With You
Tuesday, 23 June 2026
This Week at New Spirit: God is Not Done With You June 24-30, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection This week’s sermon reminded us that faith changes us by helping us step back and make room for God. We live in a world that pushes us to make life about achievement, recognition, and personal preference. But grace gives
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Faith Changes Us: God Is Not Done With You
Tuesday, 23 June 2026
Faith Changes Us: Getting Out of the Way So God Can Work Sermon Thread: God is not done with you. 30-Second Sermon Summary: Faith changes us by teaching us to step back, loosen our grip on ego, and make room for God to work. In a culture that celebrates individual achievement, Jesus calls us toward
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