You may have been broken, but you are not beyond restoration. In this message from our Four R’s series, Pastor Rich looks at Peter’s story in John 21 and reminds us that failure, disappointment, and brokenness do not have to define our future. Jesus met Peter in his brokenness, restored his heart, and restored his purpose. Restoration is not simply about feeling better. It is God putting the broken pieces back together, rebuilding our foundation, and returning us to His purpose. In this message: • What comforts us does not necessarily restore us • Jesus meets us in our brokenness • Failure may interrupt our purpose, but it does not have to terminate it • Restoration is an ongoing process of rupture and repair • Recognize → Return → Repair → Resume • God did not restore you just for you—He wants to use your restored life to help restore someone else Key Scriptures: John 21 2 Corinthians 5:17 Our Mission: Helping people find their way home to Jesus and become disciples who make disciples. Our Vision: Revive • Restore • Release • Replicate Ready to take your next step, request prayer, or connect with New Faith Church? [www.newfaithcw.org/next](http://www.newfaithcw.org/next) Learn more about New Faith Church: [www.newfaithcw.org](http://www.newfaithcw.org)

What does it mean to be alive—but not really living? In the first message of our Four R’s vision, Pastor Rich explores REVIVE: coming alive in Jesus, coming home to the Father, and helping someone else find their way home. Using the stories of Levi and the Prodigal Son, we’re reminded that Jesus isn’t asking us to clean ourselves up before coming to Him. He calls us to surrender. And when we’ve drifted, the Father isn’t waiting to shame us—He’s waiting to welcome us home. In this message: • Come Alive — Spiritual life begins with Jesus, not simply better behavior. • Come Home — You may have drifted, but the Father has not walked away from you. • Help Someone Come Home — Revival isn’t something we only experience; God calls us to become instruments of revival in someone else’s life. Key Scriptures: Luke 5:27–32 Luke 15:17–24 Romans 3:23 Romans 10:9 1 John 1:9 For the sinner: come to Jesus. For the prodigal: come back home. For the believer: help somebody else come home. Ready to take a next step, ask for prayer, or connect with New Faith Church? 👉 www.newfaithcw.org/next See what’s happening at New Faith: 👉 www.newfaithcw.org/life Learn more about New Faith Church: 👉 www.newfaithcw.org New Faith Church | Canal Winchester, Ohio Helping people find their way home to Jesus and become disciples who make disciples.

Somebody needs to hear about Jesus—and God may have placed you in their life for that very reason. In this special Family Service from August 30, 2026, Pastor Rich shares from Romans 10:14 and 17 and walks us through a simple but powerful progression: TELL → HEAR → BELIEVE How will people believe if they have never heard? And how will they hear unless someone is willing to tell them? Through stories, Scripture, and interactive illustrations with our kids and congregation, we’re reminded that sharing Jesus doesn’t require having all the answers. We speak, serve, invite, share our story, and trust God to do the work. In this message: • Everybody needs Jesus. • God has placed us in people’s lives so they can hear. • We can show Jesus through our words, actions, service, and story. • We don’t have to convince anyone—God causes the growth. • What people believe about Jesus shapes how they respond to God. • If we truly believe Jesus works, we shouldn’t be afraid to tell others about Him. 📖 Primary Scripture: Romans 10:14, 17 “If they haven’t heard, how can they believe?” Somebody needs to hear. Somebody needs to tell. Somebody needs to believe. And everybody needs Jesus. Take your next step, submit a prayer request, or connect with us: [www.newfaithcw.org/next](http://www.newfaithcw.org/next) See what’s happening at New Faith: [www.newfaithcw.org/life](http://www.newfaithcw.org/life) Learn more about New Faith Church: [www.newfaithcw.org](http://www.newfaithcw.org)