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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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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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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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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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This Week at New Spirit: There Is a Seat for You Here
Wednesday, 10 June 2026
Pastor’s Reflection This week we continued our core values series with Belonging Matters. In Matthew 12, Jesus shows us that people matter more than religious gatekeeping. He feeds the hungry, heals the hurting, and refuses to let religious systems decide who deserves mercy. This message also connected with Pride Sunday and New Spirit’s identity as
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This Week at New Spirit: You Don’t Earn Your Place Here – Grace Comes First
Tuesday, 02 June 2026
This Week at New Spirit June 2–8, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection This past Sunday, we continued our core values series with the simple but powerful truth that grace comes first. Life teaches us that we have to earn our place, prove our worth, or become acceptable before we are fully welcomed. The gospel tells a different
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This Week at New Spirit: The Spirit Creates Belonging
Tuesday, 26 May 2026
This Week at New Spirit 1. Pastor’s Reflection One of the most important things we named on Pentecost Sunday is this: The Holy Spirit creates belonging before demanding conformity. That means you do not have to pretend here. You do not have to have all the answers. None of us have to earn grace. You
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This Week at New Spirit 5.20.26
Wednesday, 20 May 2026
This Week at New Spirit 5.20.26 Pastor’s Reflection Over the past few years, something has been happening at New Spirit. Not all at once. Not through one program or one person.>But slowly, faithfully, through worship, service, hard conversations, acts of love, and the movement of the Holy Spirit. This Sunday, on Pentecost, we are going
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This Week at New Spirit — May 10, 2026
Tuesday, 12 May 2026
This Week at New Spirit — May 10, 2026 See how the spirit is moving in the New Spirit Lutheran Church weekly update for the week of May 10, 2026. Pastor’s Reflection This week, I have been thinking a lot about authenticity and intentionality. Over the last couple of weeks I have been working on
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This Week at New Spirit – May 6, 2026
Wednesday, 06 May 2026
This Week at New Spirit – May 6, 2026 Pastor’s Reflection This past Sunday we talked about prayer—and specifically the question so many of us carry: when do I even have time to pray? Here’s the truth: most of us don’t have hours each day to devote to prayer like Martin Luther did. And that’s
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