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Romans 9 is one of the most challenging passages in the New Testament, and it confronts us with difficult questions about God’s sovereignty, His freedom, His justice, and His grace.
Paul’s answer is clear: God has not failed. His promises remain true, and salvation has never been based on ethnicity, morality, human effort, or personal merit. From Isaac and Ishmael to Jacob and Esau, Paul points to the sovereign mercy and grace of God.
What does Romans 8:28 actually mean when life is painful?In this message from Romans 8:26-39, we explore how God meets believers in weakness, how the Holy Spirit intercedes when we do not know what to pray, and how God uses even suffering to conform His children to the image of Christ.Romans 8:28 is not a promise that every circumstance is good or that we will always receive the outcome we desire. It is the assurance that God is working through every part of our story according to His eternal purpose. Even when we cannot understand how the pieces fit together, we can trust the One who sees the entire story.
What if the struggle you feel against sin is actually proof you belong to God? If you're waiting for suffering to end before you feel secure in your faith, this message might surprise you. In Romans 8:12-23, we explore how new desires, the Spirit's assurance, present hardship, and future glory work together—not as obstacles to belief, but as evidence of it.
If you’ve ever struggled with guilt, doubt, or insecurity in your faith, this sermon is a reminder of the absolute security we have in Christ. In this message, Pastor Jay dives into Romans 8:1-11, exploring what is arguably one of the most powerful, comforting, and foundational chapters in all of Scripture.
Have you ever felt like you’ve been given a new life in Christ, yet you still find yourself wrestling with old habits? In this week's message, Pastor Jay continues our journey through the Book of Romans, diving into one of the most relatable, and sometimes challenging passages in Scripture: Romans 7:13-25. If you've ever found yourself doing the very thing you hate, this message will bring you comfort, clarity, and point you back to our only Deliverer.
Why does God's perfect Law seem to expose our failures instead of fixing them? In this powerful study of Romans 7, you'll discover that the Law's purpose is not to make you righteous, but to lead you to Jesus, the One who can. If you've ever felt trapped between guilt and striving, this message points to the freedom, grace and fruitfulness found in a new relationship with Christ.
Our salvation gives us a new nature that desires to obey God and sin less.Romans 6:1-17
All who are in Adam certainly die, and all who are in Christ certainly receive life.Romans 5:12-21
In Christ we have peace with God today and confident hope on the day of judgment. Romans 5:1-11
In this message, we dive into Romans 4:13-25 to see how the Apostle Paul completely dismantles the myth of self-righteousness. Right standing before God cannot be earned by our good works, religious rituals, or law-keeping.
Can your personal track record or traditions actually save you? What if they are only a false sense of security? In this message, we dive into Romans 4:1-12 to understand the true meaning of justification by faith alone.
Am I good enough for God? What does it mean to be justified? If you've ever wrestled with spiritual pride, doubt, or trying to be "good enough" for God, this message is for you.Romans 3:21-31
Have you ever felt like things looked great on the outside, but underneath the surface, something was "bubbling up"—like rust on a car? Understanding our "rust problem" is the only way to truly appreciate the incredible grace of God. Join Pastor Jay Haugh and let's explore Romans 3 to see why no one is inherently good enough to save themselves.
Ruination occurs when we reject, reason in our mind, and replace the truth of God with a lie.Romans 1:18-32
The righteousness that God requires is a righteousness received by faith, not works.Romans 1:7-17
Christians are called, loved, and forever changed by God’s grace through His Son Jesus.Romans 1:1-7
Jesus’ death on the cross cancels all debts, and His resurrection gives us life and perfection.2 Corinthians 5:21
Good Friday is a special time to remember the incredible sacrifice Jesus made for us through His death on the cross. We will also celebrate communion together.
Personal leadership is taking responsibility to follow Christ and to help others follow Him.1 Corinthians 10:23–11:1
“Working out” or living out your faith is demonstrated by your love and servanthood.Philippians 2:12-30
The gospel is greater than our rights, freedom, ego, reputation, ambition, and physical life.Philippians 1:8-30
A genuine faith is evidenced by the proclamation and support of the gospel.Philippians 1:1-7
In order to receive life and blessing, we have to come before God with repentance.
Genesis 42-45
Isaiah 9:6
Christmas reminds us that Jesus is our Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, Mighty God and Wonderful Counselor.
BIG IDEA: Joy is experiencing the presence of God through community, found in active relationship with Christ, and fulfilled in reverent communion.Philippians 2:1-11
All followers of Jesus are called to “fish” so others can find and follow Jesus.John 21
Our supernatural unity as believers proves to the world that Jesus is real/legitimate.
John 17:1-26
Believe and share the blessed assurance of life and eternity that is found in Jesus.
John 14:1-21
Believe you cannot be clean in God’s presence unless Jesus cleanses you. Let Him!
John 13:1-30
Jesus, the king, solves our problems by giving His perfect life to those who look to Him.
John 12:12-50
Because Jesus is the resurrection and the life, our suffering and even our death cannot separate us from His love.
John 11:1-57
Only Jesus, the light of the world, has the power to give sight to the blind. Believe.
John 9:1 – 10:1
The outpouring, loyal love of God is bestowed by faith in Jesus, not human efforts.
John 5:1-24
Eternal life is obtained by faith in Jesus. It’s believing in Him, not achieving for Him.
John 3:1-16
The greatness of Jesus is displayed in His divine nature and His saving love.
John 1:1-14
Spiritual leaders speak out, uphold truth, and hold fast to God’s standard.
Judges 17 - 18
God provides barriers to keep His people from destructive lies and lust of the flesh.
Judges 13 - 15:2
There’s deliverance and life to both Jew and Gentile when you trust Jesus, our redeemer and sovereign.
Judges 11 - 12
God brings deliverance through those who answer the call, conquer their fear, and have not disqualified themselves.
Judges 6:28 - 7:25
Big Idea: God is pleased to use the defeated, discouraged, and doubtful when they turn to Him.
Judges 6:1-27
Big Idea: God is more than able to use anyone to display His might to the one who trusts Him.
Judges 4 - 5
Big Idea: There is guaranteed weeping for the one who decides to compromise with sin.
Judges 1:19 - 2:11
Big Idea: There is victory, rewards, delight, and life for the one who lays their life down for the glory of God.
Judges 1:1-18
Big Idea: The Gospel is the world-changing announcement that God’s kingdom is open and we can enter it by rejecting the kingdom of darkness and embracing Jesus as our Savior and King.
Mark 1:14-15
Big Idea: We are to live set apart in the truth of Christ among the world.
John 17:14-19
Big Idea: Sin stains, but the blood of Jesus washes us clean and opens the way back to God.
1 Corinthians 6:11
Big Idea: The death and resurrection of Jesus gives forgiveness and life to those who believe.
1 Corinthians 15:1-9
Big Idea: Christ is our hope when it’s easy, and when it feels impossible, but He is the only thing worth counting on.
Big Idea: God is gracious to restore and redeem when you turn back to Him.
Nehemiah 11 - 13
Big Idea: Spiritual renewal is essential for every generation. Invest with us in God’s mission.
Nehemiah 10:28-39
Big Idea: God is faithful to move and bless when we share the gospel and live out His mission.
John 6:66-69
Big Idea: Acceptable worship is being radically involved in Christian community.
Hebrews 13
John 11
New Covenant Bible Church is a life-giving community finding hope in applying God’s word for the renewal of lives in every generation. We’re here to meet you where you’re at, and help you find hope. At New Covenant, you will hear truth from God’s Word and experience God’s love through the support from others who will walk alongside you. Our mission is to share the Good News of the gospel and equip people to become fully-engaged disciples of Jesus who pursue God, pursue others and practice His ways.
Big Idea: The goodness of God is meant to lead us to repentance and commitment.
Nehemiah 8 - 9
Big Idea: The enemy uses killer D’s to hinder the work of God and trip you up.
Nehemiah 6
Big Idea: Continue to persevere in the work of God despite discouragement and opposition.
Nehemiah 3-4
Big Idea: Be prayerful but proactively plan and persevere in adversity.
Nehemiah 2:1-20
Big Idea: We live generously [as faithful caretakers] until the appearance of our master, Jesus.
Luke 12:35-48
Big Idea: Practicing generosity moves us from a scarcity mindset to an abundant mindset of God.
Matthew 6:19-24
Luke 2:8-21
Big Idea: To take a shepherd’s approach to Christmas, we have to be focused on celebrating Jesus for who He is.Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?page=BJxdmjlHJg
The old covenant was meant to point and pass away for a new covenant to transform and save.
The Son is greater than all servants because He is the final word of God and fully divine.
God tests His people [all worriers] to train us that He’s enough for both today and tomorrow.
"It is not about trying to stop worrying… it’s about learning to trust."
Listen to Christian therapist, Tim Hunter, speak about anxiety and worry.
The faithful serve the absent King by making use of the gifts and resources He has given.
In our greatest need and danger, we can be still and trust the promises of our powerful and present God.
There is blessing and life because of God’s grace and the faithful followers around you – especially our moms.
The works of our hands won’t give life, but those who turn to the rejected king will never be condemned.
Every day, week, month, season, and year reminds us everything comes from our benevolent God.
A new song of adoration for His word, His faithfulness, His righteousness, and His love.
Jesus, the Lamb and Lion one, meets our greatest needs and solves our biggest problems of sin and death.
The Beast demands allegiance and worship, but he can’t bring righteousness and peace to the earth.
The perfect, divine Son of God stands victorious and will receive worship by all creation.
As bad and hard as things are for believers, hang tough because Jesus gives us victory.
So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.
Galatians 6:9 NLT
The true and better son of Jesse (one from Bethlehem) defeats the strongman and brings salvation.
Disobedience to God’s word leads to destruction, but God bestows grace and provision for those who wait on Him.
For true victory turn from the idols of self and turn with confidence to the power of God.
Our security is not in physical features, talents, and acumen, but in the power of God.
Faith means rejoicing and trusting God when dreams are unfulfilled and life falls apart around us.
Believers must know the truth in order to contend for the faith that graciously saves us.
Jesus will judge all immorality, but believers are purchased, called, loved, and protected.
Jesus paid the penalty for sin and took your place as a substitute sacrifice. He was there on the cross so that you didn’t have to be.
A correct understanding of the resurrection protects and frees us from the fear of death.
Spiritual development is a process of being formed into the image of Jesus for the sake of others.
When God is our priority, He keeps us from destruction and uses us as a source of truth for the world.
True spirituality is being pure on the inside and the outside.
Only Jesus can make us this kind of pure.
In faith bring your “little” to Jesus first and trust Him to provide for you and others.
The message of salvation will be proclaimed throughout the world, but will be opposed by the world, the flesh, and the devil.
• Fully surrender your heart to God allows you to access your God given purpose.
• Submitting and knowing scripture.
• Where am I not submitting?
• Do I trust God?
• Is Jesus the Lord of my life or am I?
• Do I make the rules?
• When you receive correction receive it with humility.
• You can’t always trust your gut but you can always trust God.
• God has given you all you need to do all He has called you to do.
In the midst of suffering, fix your eyes on the past work of the cross, our future hope and our present promises.
- Recognize sin
- Recognize which door is ahead
- Recognize your sin before God
- Recognize your sin before trusted community
- Recognize God’s grace
In Christ, we are no longer strangers without hope & God, but heirs of His covenant promise.
The Holy Spirit still uses the spiritual gifts of tongues and prophecy to build up believers.
The Holy Spirit provides and empowers special abilities to Christians to serve the Church and advance Her mission.
The Holy Spirit gives various gifts to all believers for the benefit and blessing to others.
The mission depends on unity.
The flourishing and thriving of the Church depends on unity.
Our pursuit of God and others depends on unity.
The Holy Spirit is a divine person who awakens dead hearts and longs to be experienced powerfully for life change.
The Holy Spirit is making us holy by convicting us of sin. We respond through confession.
Jesus is the true and better bread who wants us to encounter Him and put Him first daily.
Jesus is our true & better Joseph who was sent by the Father to call us back to Him for relief, comfort, and life.
The grace of God teaches us to leave wickedness, live upright & look to Jesus’s return.
Here is your reminder
• Remember where you came from
• The Gospel transforms the wretch that you are to the perfection of our risen Christ
• Live now in response to the love that Jesus has shown you
• We have been blessed to be a blessing
As Christians, we work from our identity and purpose as we represent Christ in everything we do.
The purpose of the Church is to lead others into the knowledge of God’s truth and to live a life of godliness.
In conflict be quick to reveal, not conceal. In conflict be courageous and go to the source.
A time to examine our hearts
• Are you procrastinating, hesitating, or making excuses in your giving?
• Is your giving proportionate to your income?
• Do you have a giving strategy?