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Podcasts from NewChurch in Katy, Texas

  1. 3d ago

    Why You Don't Believe God Loves You? | Pastor Frank Hart

    Why is it so hard to trust anyone? Probably because every day we're surrounded by broken promises, hidden fees, scams, and disappointment. After enough hurt, cynicism starts to feel like wisdom. We become suspicious of everyone—even ourselves. And before long, that same skepticism begins to creep into our relationship with God. We wonder, "Surely His grace has a catch. Surely there's some fine print I haven't found yet." But what if there isn't? In this final message of our Comfortable Words series, we explore two of the most hope-filled promises in all of Scripture: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners" (1 Timothy 1:15) and "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus" (Romans 8:1). If you've ever wondered whether God could really forgive you, if you've struggled to believe His promises are actually meant for someone like you, or if you're simply exhausted from carrying guilt, this message is for you. The Gospel isn't hiding any fine print. Christ has already paid the price. The verdict has been spoken. There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

  2. Jul 5

    For Everyone Tired of Holding It All Together (Comfortable Words 2) ~Pastor Frank Hart

    Are you tired of feeling like everything depends on you? Jesus doesn't offer another system to manage or another standard to reach. He says: "Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." This is for anyone worn down by guilt, pressure, or the exhausting need to prove themselves. Salvation isn't another task. It's a promise. Watch or listen now. Sophie Hart sings "Come Ye Sinners" after the message.

  3. Jun 28

    "Can God Really Forgive Me?" ~Pastor Frank Hart

    Do you ever wonder if God is getting tired of forgiving you? You confess the same sins. You promise to do better. You fail again. Deep down, you wonder, "Sure, the pastor says I'm forgiven... but does that really include me?" In this sermon, we explore one of Christianity's oldest traditions: the Comfortable Words—Scripture passages spoken after confession to silence an accusing conscience. Because when guilt won't stop talking, you don't need a motivational speech. You need the heavy artillery of the objective Word of God. From 1 John 1:5–2:2, we'll discover why God's comfort isn't found in pretending our sin isn't that bad, but in believing our Savior is far greater than our sin.

  4. Jun 22

    "Jesus Shared His Father With Us" ~ Pastor Frank Hart

    Why do so many Christians live exhausted, anxious, and constantly trying to prove themselves—even after they've been forgiven? In this message, "Jesus Shared His Father With Us," you'll discover how one simple phrase from Jesus changes everything: "Our Father." When you understand what Jesus was really inviting us into, it transforms the way you pray, face fear, carry burdens, and experience God's love. If you've ever wondered whether God is disappointed in you, distant from you, or merely tolerating you, this message is for you. You're always welcome to join us: https://www.NewChurch.Love

  5. Jun 14

    Who Gets the First Word? ~Pastor Frank Hart

    Your phone doesn't love you. It studies you, predicts you, feeds your fears, rewards your outrage, and keeps you scrolling—but it doesn't love you. The problem isn't that we treat our phones like a Bible. The problem is we treat our Bibles like a phone—scrolling for the parts we agree with and skipping the parts we don't. In this message, we'll explore why the greatest threat to your faith isn't technology—it's the sinful desire to be your own authority. We'll talk about echo chambers, itching ears, self-made gods, and the life-changing difference between a God who agrees with you and the God who saves you. Because the question that shapes your life isn't just what gets your attention. It's who gets the first word.

  6. Jun 9

    "Daily Bread, Daily Trust" — Peter Bergman

    "Are you carrying a 'Tomorrow Box' full of worries you were never meant to bear?" In this episode, we dive into a powerful message preached this past Sunday by Peter Bergman, titled "Daily Bread, Daily Trust." Stepping into Exodus 16 and Matthew 6, Peter unpacks why God gives us grace, strength, and provision one single day at a time—and why our desperate attempts to "hoard the manna" and control the future only end up rotting our peace. If you missed it live, you'll definitely want to catch this one. Pastor Frank wanted to share a quick note to the community, expressing just how incredibly proud he is of Peter: "Peter did an absolutely amazing job stepping into the pulpit this weekend. He delivered a timely, deeply grounded word that challenged and comforted all of us." Whether you're drowning in the stress of next week or just trying to navigate the next 24 hours, this message will help you unpack your anxieties, lay them down, and learn what it actually looks like to live by the rhythm of God's daily grace. Tune in, clear out your "Tomorrow Box," and find rest for today.

  7. May 31

    "The Mirage of Sin, the Reality of Grace" Angel Hart

    Sin promises life. Grace often feels hard. We tend to get them backwards. In this message from Ephesians 2, Angel Hart explores the difference between illusion and reality—why the things we chase can never satisfy, and how God's grace gives what sin only promises.

  8. May 24

    "Fear This!" Kemper Crabb

    When we elevate created things over the Creator, our hearts naturally fill with anxiety. True freedom begins with a perspective shift—reclaiming our confidence in God's unshakeable purpose and resting in His perfect authority.

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Podcasts from NewChurch in Katy, Texas

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  • Creator
    NewChurch
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2026
  • Episodes
    297
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2024 NewChurch Katy, Texas
  • Show Website
    NewChurch Podcast