New Wine Church Sermons

In our Easter message, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus changes EVERYTHING. When death seemed to have the final say, resurrection boldly declared "LIFE WINS!" This Easter message isn't just a celebration — it’s a reality check. Because Jesus walked out of that tomb means you have access to an entirely new life. In this powerful Resurrection Sunday message, we unpack how the resurrection of Jesus doesn’t just change your eternity — it changes your perspective, your pain, your purpose, and your peace. 💥 Whether you've followed Jesus for years or you're still asking if any of this is real… this message is for you. ✝️🙌 Watch now and rediscover the miracle that rewrites your story: 👉 The Resurrection is real. Now… what will you do with it? #Easter #ResurrectionPower #NewWineChurch #NWCKC #HeIsRisen

What happens when the Creator of the universe steps into His own temple? From Palm Sunday's triumphant procession to tables being flipped, something extraordinary occurred when Jesus entered Jerusalem. Children recognized what religious leaders couldn't see, and the entire city was literally shaken. This Palm Sunday, discover how an ancient Psalm predicted not just Christ's first arrival, but His return that's still to come. The King who once rode in on a donkey bringing peace will return on a horse... and what that means for us changes everything. "Out of the mouths of babes and infants, You have ordained praise." When children recognize the King in their midst, but religious leaders are blinded by greed and tradition - which side will you be on when every table gets flipped? 🌿 Watch the full message and discover what happens when the King enters His house. His kingdom cannot be shaken, but everything else will be. #PalmSunday #HolyWeek #KingJesus #NWCKC #NewWineChurch

Ever feel like life is just flying by—no rhythm, no rest, just chaos? 🌀 One minute it’s New Year’s, the next it’s Easter and you're wondering, “Where did March go?” This week’s message explores the rhythms that Jesus himself lived by—daily prayer, weekly Sabbath, yearly feasts—and how they gave meaning, purpose, and peace to life’s fast-moving pace. We walk through Jesus’ final Passover meal, not just as observers but as participants. Through experiential teaching, we taste, touch, and remember the rich story of God's rescue—first from Egypt... and ultimately through the cross. ✝️ Understanding Passover, helps us understand Jesus! It’s more than tradition. It's more than communion. It’s a story we’re invited to step into—one of redemption, rescue, and resurrection. 🌅 🎧 Lean in. Open your heart. And get ready for Resurrection Sunday as we remember the lamb was slain to take away the sins of the world. #NWCKC #NewWineChurchKC #Passover #Resurrection #JesusOurLamb #Communion #Crucifixion

This week Pastor Matt continues his 2-part message, Fallen Angels, Giants, and Nephilim. Genesis 6 gets wild. But it's not just a strange Bible story—it’s the key to understanding why the world is the way it is. Pastor Matt explains what the Nephilim are, how they came to exist, and if will we see them again. In this sermon, we trace the thread from the Nephilim to ancient empires, from David and Goliath to Jesus at the cross. We unpack the real battle happening behind the scenes—and how Jesus has already won. 🙌 The giants were real. ⚔️ The darkness is real. 👑 But so is the victory we have in Christ. 👉If you’ve ever wondered why evil feels so powerful… or how Jesus actually defeated it… This is the message you need to hear. 🎥 Watch the sermon now and step into the victory Jesus won for you: #NWCKC #NewWineKC #Genesis6 #SpiritualWarfare #JesusWins #GiantKillers #BibleTeaching #VictoryInChrist #SundaySermon #FaithOverFear

Genesis 6 might just be one of the most mysterious and misunderstood chapters in the entire Bible… Have you ever wondered what REALLY happened in Genesis 6 that caused God to flood the entire earth? This Sunday, we tackle one of the Bible's most mysterious and misunderstood passages - the strange account of the "sons of God," the "daughters of men," and the Nephilim. Far from being merely confusing verses to skip over, these texts reveal a cosmic rebellion that changed the course of human history! In Fallen Angels, Giants, and Nephilim (Part 1) we: - Uncover what the Bible ACTUALLY says about angelic rebellion - Learn practical tools to study difficult Scripture passages - Discover why baptism is powerful spiritual warfare - See how this ancient story impacts your spiritual life today If you've been taught to ignore the supernatural elements of Scripture or have questions about angels, demons, and spiritual warfare, this message will transform your understanding of the Bible's worldview and equip you to stand firm in a world at war. 🎥Watch the full message now! 👉 #Genesis6 #Nephilim #SonsOfGod #SpiritualWarfare #BibleStudy #SupernaturalWorldview #ChristianYouTube #Baptism #JesusIsKing #KingdomOfLight #FaithOverFear #NewWineChurch #EndTimes #SermonClip #ChristianLiving #BoldFaith #KnowYourBible #SundaySermon

Have you ever felt trapped by the opinions of others? Struggled with the need for approval? Pastor Jennifer Reese delivers a powerful message on the difference between the fear of man and the fear of the Lord—and how it changes everything. In this week's sermon, we walked through the story of Abraham, Elijah, and even a drive-thru moment that revealed just how easy it is to hesitate when God is calling us to step out in boldness. Are we trembling at the opinions of others while yawning at the power of the blood of Christ? It’s time to put God back on the throne. Fear of man leads to anxiety, insecurity, and spiritual dryness. Fear of the Lord leads to wisdom, confidence, and freedom. 🙌 Catch the full message and be challenged to walk in boldness, proclaim truth, and trust God like never before. 📖 "Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the LORD is kept safe." – Proverbs 29:25

This week Pastor Matt explores Genesis 5, which may appear to be a simple list of names and numbers, but within this genealogy lies a profound spiritual reality that shapes the entire biblical narrative. "This is the book of the generations of Adam..." begins a record that reveals not just family history, but spiritual destiny. In this week's message, we explore how Genesis 5 represents the continuation of the godly line promised in Genesis 3:15, where God declared enmity between the serpent's seed and the woman's seed. In these sacred records, we discover: - The clear distinction between Cain's lineage (the serpent's seed in Genesis 4) and Seth's lineage (the woman's seed in Genesis 5) - How Seth was appointed as a replacement for Abel, continuing the godly line through which the Messiah would come - The spiritual qualities that marked this lineage — note how Enoch "walked with God" and Noah "found grace in the eyes of the Lord" - The pattern established here which echoes throughout Scripture: two humanities, two kingdoms, two paths - Most compelling is the contrast in endings: Lamech of Cain's line boasts of vengeance, while the line of Seth produces Noah, through whom God would preserve humanity and renew His covenant. While Genesis 4 records a lineage that built cities, created culture, and advanced human achievement apart from God, Genesis 5 shows us a lineage that, despite living in a world growing increasingly corrupt, maintained fellowship with their Creator. This pattern of two lineages continues throughout Scripture—Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, Israel and the nations—ultimately culminating in Christ, the promised seed who crushes the serpent's head. Join us as we discover how these ancient genealogies illuminate our understanding of God's redemptive plan and challenge us to consider which lineage we belong to by faith in this week's message, "Two Men Named Jesus." #NWCKC #NewWineKC #Genesis #Geneaology #Redemption

📖✨ This Week at New Wine! ✨📖 In this weeks message, Ryan Finney examines Genesis 12 to explore how Abraham's humble response to God's call opened doors to incredible blessings 🙌 in his message titled, Humility and Opportunity. 💡 Humility isn’t just a virtue—it’s an invitation. When God called Abram, He wasn’t just offering a blessing 🕊️—He was calling him into a promise, an anointing 🔥, and a life of faith ✝️. Abram’s response? Humble obedience 🙏. True humility doesn’t just acknowledge God’s calling—it compels us to walk in it. It positions us to receive His blessings, step into His purpose , and align our desires with His ✨. ⚠️ Without humility, we risk resisting what God is trying to do in our lives. #Genesis12 #FaithInAction #WalkInObedience #NewWineChurch #AbramtoAbraham #NWCKC #humility

✨ Vision Sunday: An Invitation 🙏 Over the next year as a church, Pastor Matt is challenging each of us to go deeper in our encounters with God. When was the last time you had a powerful divine encounter? 📖 Did you know that scripture promises 7 places we are guaranteed to encounter God? Are you ready to encounter Him again? Watch this week's message to find out how you can experience God in powerful ways, and ignite a fresh fire within you, so you can go deeper than you ever thought possible.🙌🙌 #NWCKC #NewWineChurchKC #FreshFire #VisionSunday #GodEncounters #Jesus

Have you ever found yourself struggling with jealousy, bitterness, or frustration when someone else seems to be receiving God’s favor? That’s exactly where we find Cain in Genesis 4. His story is one of missed opportunities—a moment where he could have chosen Tov (goodness) but instead let envy rule his heart. In this week's message titled "Jealousy," Pastor Matt examines the spiritual sickness of jealousy and how it affects our relationships with God and others. When we let bitterness and envy take root, we lose sight of God’s plan, and instead of walking in freedom, we become fugitives and wanderers—just like Cain, living in the opposite of Eden. But here’s the good news: You don’t have to live that way. God’s favor is not limited, and He’s calling us to celebrate His blessings in others rather than resent them. Join us as we uncover: ✅ How to recognize and remove jealousy before it takes hold ✅ Why God’s favor on someone else is not rejection of you ✅ How embracing gratitude and celebration can unlock deeper spiritual health Don’t miss this powerful message! Tag a friend and step into the fullness of God’s favor together! 🙌🔥 #SpiritualHealth #Genesis4 #ChooseTov #GodsFavor #NWCKC #NewWineKC #Jealousy

Everything we have—our talents, our money, our abilities—is not ours to possess. It all belongs to God. 🙌 When we start thinking that our gifts are ours instead of God’s, we step out of His kingdom and into a mindset that separates us from Him. But here’s the good news: When we recognize that God is the source of all we have, we can steward His blessings with wisdom, generosity, and faith. We don’t have to hold on so tightly because we trust the One who provides! Pastor Matt explores this theme through the story of Eve and how she went from I gave to God gave, in his message, "Control."

What can Adam and Eve’s story teach us about vulnerability, shame, and God’s unrelenting grace? This week in our Genesis series, Pastor Grant dives deep into the moment Adam and Eve realized their nakedness—exposing not just their physical state, but their spiritual struggle with sin, shame, and self-justification. ✨ Through this powerful message, we’ll uncover how their journey mirrors our own battles with vulnerability, how the enemy preys on our weaknesses, and how God invites us to exchange our "fig leaves" for His robe of righteousness. It’s time to let go of the coverings we create for ourselves and embrace the true covering that only God’s grace can provide. 🔗 Don’t miss this transformative sermon titled, “Clothed by God.” Be prepared to discover what it means to stand bare before God, fully covered by His love and grace. #GenesisSeries #GodsGrace #FaithJourney #SpiritualRenewal #Vulnerability

Join us this week as Pastor Matt brings a message about the balance of life’s joys and challenges. While God’s blessings are abundant, His people are not exempt from sorrow, stress, or other struggles – they’re all part of the human experience. Yet, in the midst of it all, we can cling to the unshakable truth that God’s promises are always Yes and Amen 🙌 evident through the pages of scripture✨ Tune in to hear this powerful reminder of God’s faithfulness!🙏❤️

Continuing on in the Genesis Series, Pastor Matt examines and explains what it means to be anointed. We discover that to be anointed means to be crushed or pressed. We also see that to be anointed means that we trust God above all other things - including ourselves. If you have experienced "crushing" times in life, this message is one you won't want to miss - Oil and Wine.

This week Pastor Matt in his message "Momentum to Midnight," explores how situations during the day look different than at midnight. Many times, in daylight we can see things as they are, but in the dark of night those situations seem worse. Paul, while in prison, kept his eyes on Jesus, singing, and praising Him during his midnight hour. As followers of Christ, we are called overcomers, because even in the midst of our darkest times, we can praise The One who gave it all, who holds the keys to our healing, and is the place where our true help comes from. If you are in a midnight hour, focus on Jesus, bring him into your suffering, and let Him comfort and provide for you in the ways only He can do.

In lieu of our normal services this week as we have done each year; we come together for a single service to share what God has been doing in our church over previous 365 days. These are only a few of the stories, but it is evident that God is moving in our church as we ask for His hand of direction and blessing in 2025. Enjoy the "Unplugged" service.

This Christmas, we celebrate the most profound truth of the season: God is with us. In the midst of the wonder and joy of the holiday, we often forget that the arrival of Jesus was not a grand, distant event, but a humble, intimate one. It is a reminder that love came down, and God chose to meet us where we are—right in the middle of our mess, our struggles, and our brokenness. This Christmas, through Pastor Matt's message, "Where Are You," we celebrate God's incredible love, the truth of Emmanuel, which meets us exactly where we are. #NWCKC #NewWineChurchKC #Christmas #Jesus #LoveCameDown #Emmanuel

What if we understood how to live life as God intended? This week in our Genesis series, Pastor Matt explores the Edenic ideal—God's perfect design for humanity. Imagine a life where we're vulnerable with each other, open to one another, and stand with one another without shame or hiding. Where Romans 8:1 "There is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus informs the way we view our past and present. If you struggle with shame, this week's message, "The Ideal Life" will encourage you and will help set you free! 📖✨ #NWCKC NewWineChurch #GenesisSeries #NoShame #GodsPlan #Romans8