New Beginnings Christian Church

05/03/2026

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04/02/2026

03/19/2026

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Why Does God Allow Suffering? Part 2
This message breaks down John 9 and exposes what’s really happening in seasons that feel prolonged. It’s not what you think.

Why Does God Allow Suffering? Part 2 | The Season of Suffering | John 9:1-12

In this powerful message, The Season of Suffering, we explore John 9:1-12 to discover why God allows difficult seasons to persist. Learn how to overcome "unb...

01/25/2026

Watch this Live Replay with us! In this sermon on The Faith Factor, part of the Preparation for Perilous Times series, we examine how Christians are called to prepare for the last days through faith, discernment, and obedience to God’s Word.

This teaching breaks down Matthew 24, Exodus, and Revelation to explain the signs of the times, increasing global instability, cultural deception, and fear in the world—and why Jesus warned believers not to panic. We explore how faith grounded in Scripture, covenant, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit protects God’s people from deception and spiritual compromise.

Rather than focusing on fear or speculation, this message shows how God uses the signs of the times to reveal who is truly in control and to prepare His people spiritually. This lesson challenges believers to strengthen their faith, remain rooted in truth, and walk confidently with Christ as perilous times increase.

📖 Scriptures referenced:
Matthew 24
Exodus 10–12
Revelation

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01/24/2026

In-person service will be canceled tomorrow due
to expected snow and icy conditions.

We will be ONLINE ONLY to ensure everyone’s safety.

⏰ Service Time: 9:30 AM
📍 Streaming LIVE on Facebook & YouTube

While we won’t gather in person, we will still gather in spirit—worshiping together and diving into the Word from wherever you are.

Join us online, invite a friend, and worship with us from the comfort of home.

01/13/2026

Join Us for 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting

January 11, 2026 – January 31, 2026

We invite you to join us for 21 days of prayer and fasting as a church family from January 11 through January 31, 2026. This sacred time is designed to help us seek God with greater focus, humility, and intentionality as we consecrate ourselves to Him together.

Rather than a continuous all-water fast for the full 21 days, we will follow a progressive fasting schedule that allows broad participation while still honoring spiritual discipline and obedience.

Fasting Schedule

Week 1
🕕 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Week 2
🕕 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Week 3
🕕 Monday – Thursday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🕕 Friday – Sunday: Continuous fast beginning Friday at 6:00 AM and ending Sunday at 12:00 PM

Biblical Fasting

Biblical fasting is a spiritual practice of abstaining from food for a period of time to seek God. It is often connected to prayer, repentance, humility, and spiritual renewal. Fasting temporarily restrains physical appetites to heighten spiritual sensitivity and dependence on God, remembering that only He can truly satisfy our deepest longings.

Why Do People Fast in the Bible?

People fast in Scripture for several reasons, including:
• To seek God – for guidance, clarity, repentance, or humility
• To express grief – mourning loss or distress
• To seek deliverance – protection, breakthrough, or freedom
• To overcome temptation – dedicating oneself more fully to God
• To minister to others – focusing attention on prayer and service

How Is Fasting Described in the Bible?
• In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word for fasting is tsom, meaning “to abstain from food.”
• In the New Testament, the Greek word nēsteuō also means “to abstain from eating.”
• In Matthew 6:16–18, Jesus instructs believers to fast with humility and discretion, focusing on God rather than public display.

How Can People Fast Today?
• Fasting may be complete or partial, depending on individual health, ability, and circumstances.
• Please consult a doctor before beginning an extended fast, especially if you have medical concerns.
• Fasting can also include abstaining from other “hungers” of the flesh, such as:
• Habits or addictions (for example, smoking or drinking)
• Distractions or excess (such as social media, entertainment, or gossip)

Our prayer is that these 21 days of consecration will draw us closer to God, strengthen our prayer lives, and align our hearts with His will.

New Beginnings Christian Church
Pastor Charles Bennett Jr.
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12/29/2025

Join us as we close out 2025 and step into a new year in God’s presence. Come worship, pray, and believe for what’s ahead.

12/20/2025

Why are you depressed? In this sobering teaching, Pastor Bennett exposes how unresolved events open doors to strongholds, trauma, and spiritual bo***ge. What starts as pain can become possession if left unchecked. This message calls believers to discern the root, confront the door, and seek healing before the split takes hold.

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