We love the brand new–new clothes, new gear, the new car smell. Two-thousand years ago Jesus rose from the dead and that means there is the power for each of us to be made brand new. To be made new we must believe in that power and open up ourselves to receive it. In this series we will look at how to tap into the power of the resurrection so that through Jesus we can have a new life.

We love the brand new–new clothes, new gear, the new car smell. Two-thousand years ago Jesus rose from the dead and that means there is the power for each of us to be made brand new. To be made new we must believe in that power and open up ourselves to receive it. In this series we will look at how to tap into the power of the resurrection so that through Jesus we can have a new life.

We love the brand new–new clothes, new gear, the new car smell. Two-thousand years ago Jesus rose from the dead and that means there is the power for each of us to be made brand new. To be made new we must believe in that power and open up ourselves to receive it. In this series we will look at how to tap into the power of the resurrection so that through Jesus we can have a new life.

We love the brand new–new clothes, new gear, the new car smell. Two-thousand years ago Jesus rose from the dead and that means there is the power for each of us to be made brand new. To be made new we must believe in that power and open up ourselves to receive it. In this series we will look at how to tap into the power of the resurrection so that through Jesus we can have a new life.

Palm Sunday 2025 message at New Roads

Everyone wants to be happy. We invest our money, time, and effort in pursuit of "the good life." Along the way, we often drive ourselves to the brink of physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion. But what if the happiness we're chasing isn't truly the happiness we were created for? What if there is a better way to find the satisfaction our souls seek? Join us for this Lenten series as we explore Jesus’s countercultural path to true flourishing.

Everyone wants to be happy. We invest our money, time, and effort in pursuit of "the good life." Along the way, we often drive ourselves to the brink of physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion. But what if the happiness we're chasing isn't truly the happiness we were created for? What if there is a better way to find the satisfaction our souls seek? Join us for this Lenten series as we explore Jesus’s countercultural path to true flourishing.

Everyone wants to be happy. We invest our money, time, and effort in pursuit of "the good life." Along the way, we often drive ourselves to the brink of physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion. But what if the happiness we're chasing isn't truly the happiness we were created for? What if there is a better way to find the satisfaction our souls seek? Join us for this Lenten series as we explore Jesus’s countercultural path to true flourishing.