New Harmony Church

Pastor Noah lead us through Romans chapter 6 where Paul opens a discussion about how we should live in light of God's grace.

Pastor David picks up his Romans series again in Romans chapter 5.

Following Jesus means that we take up our crosses every day and die as we follow Him. Pastor David preaches from Matthew 16:13-28.

Jesus said that He is the Good Shepherd and that his sheep know his voice and follow him. Pastor Noah preaches from John 10:1-18 and challenges us to know the voice of our Great Shepherd. **The food theme for Wednesday 2/19 is potato night** Here are the questions we will go through at our tables on Wednesday, February 19. 1. This passage describes an intimate, two-way relationship between the Good Shepherd and His flock. How well do you know Him? How can you know him in a deeper way? 2. How can we know the voice of the Holy Spirit as He leads us? 3. The Good Shepherd know His sheep. When we stray, he calls us back. Describe a time when you strayed and He called you back. 4. The thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy. How can we guard against the thief/false shepherd? 5. The Good Shepherd lays doesn't just risk his life, but He lays down His life for His sheep. What is the difference between risking and laying down your life? How should it shape our view of Jesus as the Good Shepherd? 6. Pastor Noah spoke

Jesus said, "I am the Light of the world. Whoever FOLLOWS ME will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." Pastor Noah preached a message about what it means to have the Light. **The food theme for Wednesday 2/12 is Italian.** Our Table questions for Wednesday (2/12) small groups are the following: 1. When is a time where you desperately needed light? 2. When Jesus said, "I am the light of the world," what does that mean? 3. When Jesus said in Matthew 5:14, "You are the light of the world," what does that mean? 4. Why do people love darkness instead of light? 5. How do we practically bring the light in our homes, work, and community? 6. How does being the light impact how we learn, live, share, and send the Gospel?

In this workshop, we take a look at the Spiritual War and talk about... 1. Who started this war? 2. What is the war about? 3. How do we fight and win this war? 4. What is the role of our worship as we fight?

In this workshop, we take a look at the Spiritual War and talk about... 1. Who started this war? 2. What is the war about? 3. How do we fight and win this war? 4. What is the role of our worship as we fight?

Steve and Debbie Wilson, founders of Marriage Matters Now, share what it means for husbands and wives to leave a legacy for their families. **Wednesday, Feb 5th food theme is potato night** Here are the questions we will be discussing on Wednesday, February 5th around our small group tables. These questions are based from Pastor David's sermon from January 26th about the rich young man. 1. What moved the rich young man to ask his question if he had already been "following" the commandments? 2. How does Jesus' "looking" and "loving" in verse 21 impact you? 3. How would you respond to Jesus' answer to the young rich man? 4. Why do we hold back areas of our lives from Jesus? 5. How has God made things possible in the middle of the impossible? 6. How does this affect how you learn, live, share, and send the Gospel?

Pastor David teaches through the passage about the rich young ruler. Jesus told him to sell all he has and give to the poor so that he can have treasure in heaven. In light of that, how should we follow Jesus? **The food theme on Wednesday 1/29 will be taco night** Since we missed last Wednesday because of winter weather, we'll pick up with last week's questions for this Wednesday night, 1/29... barring more winter weather. Situational Awareness: 1. Where is the darkness around you? 2. What is repentance and why is it important? 3. Can you identify with the darkness you see in others? You are Chosen: 4. What does it mean to be chosen? 5. How does being "chosen" affect you? You are Commissioned: 6. As chosen people, what should our response be to the darkness around us?

Pastor David continues our Follow Me series in Matthew chapter four. The calling of Peter and Andrew sheds another light on what it means to follow Jesus. If you follow him, you will become a fisher of men. *** Wednesday, January 22nd's food theme is Breakfast for Dinner! *** The following questions will be discussed on Wednesday, January 22 around our small group tables for further discussion about this message. Situational Awareness: 1. Where is the darkness around you? 2. What is repentance and why is it important? 3. Can you identify with the darkness you see in others? You are Chosen: 4. What does it mean to be chosen? 5. How does being "chosen" affect you? You are Commissioned: 6. As chosen people, what should our response be to the darkness around us?

When Jesus called Levi (Matthew) he was calling a tax collector. He was hated, he didn't deserve Christ's love, and yet he was called. Pastor Noah preaches through this text highlighting how no one deserves to be called, but Jesus calls us anyways. Below are questions that we will ask on Wednesday night, Jan 15 to dive deeper into this topic. 1. What does Levi's profession say about his heart? 2. What do you value most? 3. What does it cost you to follow Jesus? 4. Since Christ saved you, how do you see others? 5. Who in your life needs this kind of grace?

As we begin 2020, the elders at NHC have sought the Lord and believe that our direction for the year should focus around Christ's command to FOLLOW ME. Pastor David begins a FOLLOW ME series by examining how Jesus set his course from the wilderness and Gethsemane.

Pastor David explains how Jesus was faced with the most difficult temptations of his life and emerged victorious.

The geneaology of Jesus is probably the most skipped over part of the Christmas story. Pastor Noah guides us through Matthew's geneaology to show us how it's one of the most important parts.

In our Journey through Romans, Pastor David preaches from Romans 5:1-11.

Pastor David preaches from Romans 4 to show us that we can never do enough. Faith alone justifies us before God!

Pastor David shows us from Romans 3 that everyone falls short and cannot save themselves through their own righteousness. But there is good news for everyone, found in Jesus Christ.

Pastor David continues his Fearless Faith series into Romans 2 where we learn that it's not just the godless who needs to repent, but the religious person as well, which means EVERYONE must come to repentance!

Pastor David continues his Romans series by examining the second half of Romans chapter one.

We started 2019 with an emphasis on fearless faith. As we approach 2020 Pastor David is beginning a series through Romans to refocus and remind us of how Jesus makes us fearless.