Faith Assembly - New Cumberland

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Kim Harvey and Laurel Harvey this Sunday. Kim serves with Chaplaincy Ministries (U.S. Missions, Assemblies of God) and Convoy of Hope and will be sharing a message titled “Courageous Compassion.”

When everything you’ve been relying on falls apart, where do you turn? In Isaiah 6, a collapsing world leads to an unexpected encounter with a holy God—and a choice between pride and repentance.

What if the things holding your life together aren’t actually strong? In Isaiah 2–4, we see how pride quietly inflates our sense of control, security, and self-sufficiency. Everything can look full, stable, even successful… until reality hits. This week, we’re talking about what happens when the “balloon” pops, why that’s not meant to scare you, and how God uses those moments to grow something real in your life.

We’re back in our journey through the Bible and stepping into one of the most powerful books: the Book of Isaiah. It doesn’t open with comfort. It opens with a courtroom. The question on the table: Is our worship actually reaching God?

What if the places you’ve given up on aren’t actually finished? This Easter message explores how we often show up expecting endings… while God is already working on resurrection.

Palm Sunday is here. Join us as guest speaker Pastor Gary Bellis shares Who Is This?—exploring Jesus’ triumphal entry, the reactions of the crowd, and what it reveals about who He really is. It all leads to the question we each have to answer: who is Jesus to you?

This Sunday, we’re welcoming guest speaker Pastor Gary Bellis. He’ll be sharing a message called The Same Power—a reminder that the Spirit of God lives in you and still brings life, strength, and purpose today. Don’t miss it!

Relationships are like vineyards. They need cultivation, protection, and wisdom. This week, we’re finishing our series in the Song of Solomon by talking about boundaries—why love needs limits and how healthy boundaries help relationships grow strong roots.

Conflict isn’t a sign your relationship is broken — it’s often a sign someone still cares. In Song of Solomon, there’s a knock at the door… and a delay that creates distance. This week, we’re talking about what happens when we ignore the knock — and how research-backed conflict styles and Scripture show us a better way. Don’t hit snooze on something God may want to restore.

What if the greatest threat to your marriage, friendships, or even our church isn’t a crisis but a crack in the wall? Today, we’re talking about the “little foxes” that quietly ruin vineyards and how to become faithful gardeners in every relationship God has given us.

Song of Solomon is a book of the Bible we often skip over, and it shows! Solomon teaches us what healthy relationships look like. Join us today as we learn from Solomon's mistakes (he had 1,000 wives)!

We don’t drift toward wisdom. We drift toward distraction. Solomon’s final words in Ecclesiastes aren’t complicated — they’re grounding: “Fear God and obey His commands.” What if the secret to living fully isn’t control… but surrender? Join us this Sunday as we close out Ecclesiastes.

We’re excited to welcome Pastor Randy Rhoads as our guest speaker this morning. Pastor Randy served as lead pastor here from 1989–2006, and we’re honored to have him with us during this special weekend for Pastor Jess and Shawn. In his message, “Certainties In The Face of Uncertainty,” we’ll be reminded that God is present, faithful, and powerful — and that we can trust Him in every season.

Ecclesiastes speaks to anyone who has obeyed God and still felt disappointed by the outcome. This message explores how wisdom isn’t found at the extremes, but in faithful obedience, patience, and trust—even when life feels unfair. You’re not failing—you’re learning.

It's a SNOW DAY! We’re moving online only this morning. Grab a warm drink, stay cozy, and join us from home as we continue our study of the book of Ecclesiastes. Wisdom, community, and God’s presence don’t get cancelled by snow. See you online!

Ecclesiastes doesn’t ask if we fall; it assumes we will. The question is whether we fall alone. This Sunday, we’re talking about the kind of community that catches us when life gets heavy.

You can’t speed it up. You can’t slow it down. Life has a rhythm. Wisdom is learning how to live within it. This Sunday, we’re opening Ecclesiastes 3 and talking about time, seasons, and trust.

It’s the first Sunday of the year! Gym memberships are active, hope is high, and Ecclesiastes has opinions. We’re starting a new series asking what really gives life meaning in a world that feels like vapor.