New Point Church

In this message from Acts 18, we see how God strengthens weary servants so they can strengthen others. Through Paul, Priscilla, Aquila, Timothy, Silas, and Apollos, we are reminded that a healthy church is built through mutual encouragement, faithful discipleship, and ordinary believers helping one another keep going.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Acts 17 about seeing our city with the compassion and attention of Jesus. Through Paul’s time in Athens, we are reminded that compassion begins with paying attention, and our mission is to introduce people to the One they have been searching for all along.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Acts 17 about what it looks like to be a church that hungers for God’s Word. Through the example of the Bereans, we are reminded to receive Scripture eagerly, examine it daily, and allow it to shape how we live and obey Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Acts 16 about how Jesus sees people beyond labels, status, and circumstances. Through Lydia, the enslaved girl, and the Philippian jailer, we are reminded to notice others, listen to their stories, and pray for the unlikely people Jesus may be pursuing.

In this message Tony Jones teaches from Acts 15:36–41 and Acts 16:1–10 about how God redirects His mission through broken people, unexpected methods, and closed doors. When God says “not this way,” He may be guiding us toward the next step.

The church is still unstoppable because the mission is not finished. There is still room at the table.

God sees the whole story, even when we only see the moment. God is always at work in your life.

Even when it feels like it’s over, Jesus is still working. Unbelief often mocks what faith dares to believe. What everyone else declared dead, Jesus restored with a word. Jesus is still walking toward the thing you’re worried is dead.

The miracles of Jesus were never just displays of power, they were revelations of His heart.

Week 4 of Wonder Working Jesus series. What feels insufficient in our hands becomes abundant in His. The miracles of Jesus were never just displays of power, they were revelations of His heart.

Week 3 of our Wonder Working Jesus series. Seeing Clearly takes time April 26, 2026 Julie Clark The miracles of Jesus were never just displays of power, they were revelations of His heart.

The miracles of Jesus were never just displays of power, they were revelations of His heart. Sometimes the deepest brokenness in our lives isn’t just what we can’t do, it’s what we’ve stopped believing is possible. Just because you’ve learned to manage it, doesn't mean that Jesus doesn’t want to heal it.

Pastor Emily Olson, April 12, 2026. The miracles of Jesus were never just displays of power, they were revelations of His heart.

Join us for Easter this year as Lead Pastor Emily Olson leads our Easter message.

Join us as Julie Clark from our teaching cohort continues our series "Lost & Found."

Join us as we continues our series "Lost and Found."

Join us as Pastor Emily continues our series "Lost & Found."

Join us as Jeff Mease continues our series "Lost & Found."

Join us as Lead Pastor Emily Olson continues in the Lost & Found series.

Join us as Lead Pastor Emily Olson kicks off our new series "Lost & Found."

Join us as Lead Pastor Emily Olson wraps up the Resilient series.

Join us as Lead Pastor Emily Olson continues our series "Resilient."

Join us as Lead Pastor Emily Olson continues our series Resilient.

Join us as we say goodbye to Pastor Jordan Lumbard after his many years of service to New Point Church.

Pastor Emily kicks off a new teaching series to start the year called, Resilient.

Pastor Jordan finishes our Advent season with a Christmas Eve message about Love.

Pastor Emily continues our Advent season with a message about Peace.

Pastor Jordan kicks off our Advent season with a message about Hope.

In this message, Deacon Jason Godfrey challenges us to see generosity not as an option but as a reflection of God’s heart for the poor. When we open our hands to those in need, we don’t just bless others—we experience the joy of joining God in His redemptive work in the world.

In this message, Pastor Jordan helps us recognize how easily greed can take root in our hearts and distort our view of God, ourselves, and others. By learning to spot its subtle pull, we’re invited into the freedom, contentment, and joy that come from trusting God as our true provider.

In this message, Deacon Julie Clark reminds us that everything we have ultimately belongs to God. It’s not ours to own, but to steward. When we live with open hands, we discover the freedom and joy that come from trusting God as the true source of everything we need.

In this message, Pastor Jordan teaches that we live in a world that tells us to get more, keep more, and protect what’s ours. But Jesus invites us into a better way, a life of open-handed generosity that leads to true joy.

Last Sunday we wrapped up our Practicing the Way series as Pastor Emily shared how following Jesus happens best in community, through shared rhythms of prayer, meals, and everyday love that form us into a people who reflect Jesus to the world.

Discover how the habits, rhythms, and routines of your life are quietly shaping who you’re becoming, and how crafting a Rule of Life can help you live with intention and stay connected to Jesus in a distracted world. This message from Pastor Jordan explores how structure and rhythm create space for true spiritual freedom and growth.

Jesus didn’t just come to forgive sin; He came to heal it. This message explores how healing from sin is central to spiritual formation and becoming more like Him.

Pastor Jordan explores how Jesus meets us in our pain and suffering, reminding us that spiritual growth doesn’t come from avoiding what we feel, but by bringing our hurt, fear, and disappointment into God’s presence where true healing begins.

Week 4 of our Practicing the Way series Pastor Emily has us look at the Practices; everyday rythmns that form us into the way of Jesus.

Week 3 of our Practicing the Way series Pastor Jordan has us look at intentional spiritual formation and the reality that everyone is being shaped by something. The question is: who are you becoming, and into whose image?

Week 2 of our Practicing the Way series Pastor Jordan has us look at spiritual formation; the reality that everyone is being shaped by something. The question is: who are you becoming, and into whose image?

Pastor Emily launched this new series by focusing us around the idea that following Jesus is so much more than just believing the right things. It’s about being with Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and then doing what Jesus did.

Pastor Jordan leads us through an exciting Sunday morning of celebrating all the amazing things God has done in people’s lives while also contending in prayer for the things that haven’t. 

Pastor Emily Olson finishes out our sermon series “Unstoppable,” detailing the early days of the Church through the Acts of the Apostles.

Pastor Emily Olson continues with week 16 of our sermon series “Unstoppable,” detailing the early days of the Church through the Acts of the Apostles.

Pastor Jordan Lumbard shares a week 15  message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 12.

Deacon Julie Clark shares a week 14 message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 11.

Pastor Jordan shares a week 13 message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 10.

Elder Jeff Mease shares a week 12 message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 9.

Pastor Jordan shares a week 11 message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 8.

Pastor Jordan shares a week 10 message in our current teaching series, Unstoppable, based on Acts 8.

Pastor Jordan shares a vision message on Celebration Sunday.