New Work Family Worship Center

10/14/2026

It is Wednesday and Sunday will be here before you know it. Start making plans now to not miss this message Sunday, "Go Through Your Valley, Don't Live In it."

Tonight is prayer at 7:00.

The New Work family would love to see you visit us. We pray God's blessings over your life! May He do what only He can!

09/17/2026

Many may remember the great radio personality Paul Harvey. If you do, you may also remember his radio piece in 1965 called, "If I Were the Devil." Join us this Sunday as Pastor Contreras builds on that thought. Don't miss this message!

09/11/2026

09/03/2026

Borrowed from James Bell. This right here.

I think one of the hardest things for pastors is watching people leave a church because another church has more to offer.

And usually there is nothing sinful about what they are looking for.

Better kids programming.

More students.

More events.

Better “worship”.

More classes.

More options.

None of Those things are bad.

The issue is when those things become the way we decide where we belong.

Because once church is primarily evaluated by what it offers, it is almost impossible for a smaller church to compete with a larger one.

The church is not a product.

It is a people.

The New Testament does not tell us to find the congregation with the most to offer.

It tells us to commit ourselves to one another.

To serve.

To give.

To forgive.

To bear burdens.

To use our gifts.

To grow.

There comes a point where mature Christianity has to ask a harder question than, “What does this church have for me?”

It has to ask, “What would it look like for me to help build what is missing?”

That is the shift from consuming church to becoming the church.

09/02/2026

We would love for you to join us!

08/20/2026

Wow, what a thought. I wish it was an original one but it is not. I heard this a while ago and it is packed with so much truth for so many people and so many things. Some people get easily bored and think that by "moving" to something else they will be satisfied, however that satisfaction will only last until boredom hits again. I have also learned that people "want" things but are not willing to "work" to get those things, so they move on to where someone else has been steadfast and has made it happen. They enjoy the fruit of someone else's labor.

"Don't confuse movement with progress, a rocking chair moves but goes nowhere."

I Corinthians 15:58(a) KJV
"Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord..."

08/12/2026

Join us tonight at 7:00!

08/08/2026

Let this sink in.

08/07/2026

And this comes by knowing the Prince of Peace…

08/05/2026

7:00 PM - Come join us as we pray for needs and give God due praise!