New Day Community Church - Vandalia

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: The Bible is a big book. Many of us have our favorite stories, but are unsure how the whole thing holds together. For eight weeks we will follow this story from beginning to end. We will see how everything points to Jesus and how we find ourselves as active participants in this story.

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: It's taken a lot to survive 2020, but our goal for 2021 is to THRIVE! Jesus came to give us abundant life, but we need to know how to live it. This series will look at five essential aspects needed for us to thrive. Let’s all engage wholeheartedly to start this year off in abundance!

Pastor Mark: Advent is a season of hope and expectation. The word Advent comes from a Latin word meaning “coming." Throughout church history the season of advent has been a time for the church to remember Christ’s incarnation and anticipate His return. Join us for this month as we find our hope and joy in the story of Jesus.

Pastor Mark: Advent is a season of hope and expectation. The word Advent comes from a Latin word meaning “coming." Throughout church history the season of advent has been a time for the church to remember Christ’s incarnation and anticipate His return. Join us for this month as we find our hope and joy in the story of Jesus.

Pastor Mark | Spiritual growth—like physical, intellectual, or emotional growth—is most often gradual and requires practice. This month we will look at spiritual disciplines like prayer, worship, hearing God’s voice, etc., with an emphasis on getting practical. I challenge every New Day participant to set a goal to get better at abiding in God using these disciplines.

Pastor Mark | Spiritual growth—like physical, intellectual, or emotional growth—is most often gradual and requires practice. This month we will look at spiritual disciplines like prayer, worship, hearing God’s voice, etc., with an emphasis on getting practical. I challenge every New Day participant to set a goal to get better at abiding in God using these disciplines.

Pastors Bill & Marilee | Spiritual growth—like physical, intellectual, or emotional growth—is most often gradual and requires practice. This month we will look at spiritual disciplines like prayer, worship, hearing God’s voice, etc., with an emphasis on getting practical. I challenge every New Day participant to set a goal to get better at abiding in God using these disciplines.

Pastors Bill & Marilee | Spiritual growth—like physical, intellectual, or emotional growth—is most often gradual and requires practice. This month we will look at spiritual disciplines like prayer, worship, hearing God’s voice, etc., with an emphasis on getting practical. I challenge every New Day participant to set a goal to get better at abiding in God using these disciplines.

Pastor Mark | Spiritual growth—like physical, intellectual, or emotional growth—is most often gradual and requires practice. This month we will look at spiritual disciplines like prayer, worship, hearing God’s voice, etc., with an emphasis on getting practical. I challenge every New Day participant to set a goal to get better at abiding in God using these disciplines.