New Beginning Baptist Church

10/19/2026

~Is Running Good?”~

Running is detrimental if you are running from God!

•Genesis 3:8-9
•Matthew 19:16-22
•Luke 9:23
•Jonah 1:1-3
•Isaiah 53:6

Christian, why do we run from God, when he is our life jacket?

Blessings,
Pastor Phil

10/13/2026

Wondering if there’s a spot for you in church? Here’s your sign! Finally got up all of our parking lot signs! This spots reserved for you.
Sunday’s 9:30am Sunday school followed by praise and worship at 11am. And Wednesdays Bible study for all ages at 6pm

10/12/2026

Koinonia - Intimate Fellowship

"But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin." — 1 John 1:7 NIV

In our modern world, "fellowship" is a word we often associate with casual socializing—chatting over coffee after church or sharing a quick meal. But when the Apostle John wrote about fellowship in 1 John 1:7, he used the profound Greek word koinonia. This isn't a superficial surface-level connection; koinonia means a deep, intimate, and soul-baring partnership. It is the sharing of life at its deepest level, rooted in a common bond with Jesus Christ.

John reveals a beautiful spiritual truth: true intimacy with others is unlocked by our intimate fellowship with God.

When we try to hide our flaws, we wear masks that keep people at a distance. But when we "walk in the light," we drop our defenses. We step out of the shadows of isolation and say, "I am imperfect, but I am loved by God." It is in this place of shared vulnerability and shared grace that koinonia thrives.

This deep fellowship brings two life-changing gifts to our daily walk:

A Cure for Loneliness: Koinonia reminds us that we were never meant to carry our burdens alone. When we share our lives transparently with other believers, our joys are multiplied and our sorrows are divided. We experience the tangible love of Jesus through the hands and hearts of community.

A Safe Place for Grace: Because koinonia is sustained by the blood of Jesus that continuously purifies us, our Christian community becomes a grace-filled refuge. It is a place where we can confess struggles without fear of rejection, knowing we are all standing on the same level ground at the foot of the cross.

Prayer: Father, thank You for the gift of koinonia. Thank You that You did not create me to walk through life alone, but designed me for deep, meaningful, koinonia - intimate fellowship, with You and with my Christian community. Help me to live authentically and transparently before You and with my brothers and sisters in Christ. Remove any fear of vulnerability and knit my heart together with others in Your love. In Jesus' name, Amen.

In Christ,
Pastor Keith

10/12/2026

10/12/2026

Pastor Appreciation 2026
We would like to thank both Pastor Phil, Mrs. Tina, Pastor Keith, and Mrs. Christine, for their love and dedication to our little church. They step up and step in when God called them. Always willing to go the extra mile. We do not say it enough how grateful we are for all of you.

10/09/2026

~The Armor of God~

“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”
Ephesians‬ ‭6‬:‭10‬-11

God the Father gives His children armor to put on daily for spiritual protection before facing all battles.
Christian, the principalities of this world will knock you down; suit up and stand strong in the name of the Lord.

Supporting Scripture Ephesians 6:10-20

Have a great weekend finding yourself assembled in the Fathers house.

Blessings,
Pastor Phil & Tina

10/09/2026

You Belong: The Power of Your Place in the Body

"So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others." — Romans 12:5 (NIV)

Have you ever felt like a tiny, insignificant drop in a massive ocean? In a world that constantly tells us to stand out, be independent, and build our own personal empires, it is easy to feel deeply disconnected. We live in a hyper-connected era, yet so many of us battle a quiet, persistent sense of loneliness. We wonder: Does my presence actually matter? Do I truly belong?

God answers that longing with a beautiful, definitive yes.
In Romans 12:5, the Apostle Paul uses the genius metaphor of a human body to describe God's family. Think about how your physical body works. An eye cannot do what an ear does, and a hand cannot do the job of a foot. Yet, if even the tiniest toe is stubbed, the entire body halts in pain. Every single part is highly specialized, intentionally placed, and utterly essential.

This is exactly how God views you. You are not a random face in a crowded pew or a nameless statistic in the Kingdom. You are an irreplaceable member of the body of Christ.

This truth brings two incredible waves of encouragement for your life today:
1. You don’t have to mimic anyone else's faith, personality, or gifts. God didn’t design the Church to be a factory assembly line of identical clones; He designed it to be a vibrant, diverse body. If you are quiet and reflective, the body needs your gentle spirit. If you are a bold organizer, the body needs your leadership. Your specific experiences, your quirks, and your distinct spiritual gifts were given to you by grace to serve those around you. When you withhold who you are, the rest of the body misses out.

2. Because we "belong to all the others," you were never meant to walk through life's trials as a solo act. The Christian life isn't an individual endurance sport; it's a team effort. When you are weak, tired, or struggling, another part of the body is designed to lift you up, pray for you, and carry the load. You don't have to have it all together all the time, because you belong to a community tethered together by Jesus Christ.

Today, shake off the lie that you are unimportant. You are chosen. You are wanted. You are an important part of a grand eternal purpose, and your specific place in the body matters immensely.

Prayer: Lord, thank You for creating me with intention and placing me into Your family. Forgive me for the times I’ve felt insignificant or tried to hide away. Help me to embrace the unique way You’ve made me, and give me the courage to serve others and let myself be loved by my community. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

In Christ,
Pastor Keith

10/07/2026

Father. help your people to feel your mercy & love this morning no matter what they face.
Father, direct our path in living out the Great Commission that others will desire your salvation.

Blessings,
Pastor Phil & Tina