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)

God’s presence isn’t limited to a church service. He is present in our homes, workplaces, relationships, decisions, trials, and future. The question is: Are we preparing ourselves to recognize, receive, and respond to Him? In Exodus 40, we see Moses carefully prepare the tabernacle, obey God’s instructions, and then witness the glory of God fill the place. Pastor Rich Vinson reminds us that the same pattern still speaks to us today: Preparation → Obedience → Presence (POP) In this message, discover what it means to: * Make room for God in everyday life * Prepare your heart, not just your surroundings * Respond to what God has already asked you to do * Recognize God’s presence wherever you are * Follow His leading—even when you can’t see the destination One of the key reminders from this message: “We don’t prepare for God’s presence because He is absent. We prepare because He is present.” 📖 Primary Scripture: Exodus 40 If God is speaking to you about a next step, prayer need, or area of your life you want to surrender to Him, we’d love to walk with you. 👉 Next Steps & Prayer: [www.newfaithcw.org/next](http://www.newfaithcw.org/next) 👉 Church Life & Upcoming Events: [www.newfaithcw.org/life](http://www.newfaithcw.org/life) 👉 Learn More About New Faith Church: [www.newfaithcw.org](http://www.newfaithcw.org) New Faith Church — Canal Winchester, Ohio Connect with God. Grow Together. Find Your Purpose. So together, we can reach people for Jesus.

What are you pursuing—and is it actually giving you what you need? In Psalm 34, David reminds us that every season of life brings different needs, questions, and fears, but every season needs the same God. As we pursue Him, we discover that His presence brings perspective, peace, strength in trouble, and a testimony of His goodness. In this message, Pastor Rich shares how: * God provides perspective when circumstances feel overwhelming. * God provides peace in the presence of fear. * God provides His presence in our trouble. * God provides a testimony that can encourage someone else. * God may not give us everything we want, but He will never fail to be everything we need. Whether you're young and trying to figure out your future, raising a family, navigating change, or wondering what purpose looks like in a new season, the invitation is the same: Pursue God. Taste and see that the Lord is good. 📖 Primary Scripture: Psalm 34:1–10 If you’d like to take a next step, submit a prayer request, or connect further: [www.newfaithcw.org/next](http://www.newfaithcw.org/next) Learn more about New Faith Church: [www.newfaithcw.org](http://www.newfaithcw.org)

What are you pursuing—and is it bringing you closer to God? We can spend our lives pursuing success, security, possessions, recognition, and even the blessings of God while missing what matters most: God Himself. In Part 1 of our Finding More: Pursuing God's Presence series, Pastor Rich Vinson looks at Moses' powerful words in Exodus 33: “If Your presence does not go with us, do not send us up from here.” Israel had been delivered from Egypt, but God still had to get Egypt out of Israel. In the same way, our past experiences, failures, disappointments, and old identities can continue shaping us long after God has called us into something new. In this message, discover why: • God's presence is more important than His provision. • What happened to you does not have to define you. • We shouldn't pursue God's blessings more than we pursue God Himself. • God's presence reveals our purpose, changes our identity, and leads us into our calling. • Making room for God requires intentionally stepping away from the noise and learning to listen. The pursuit of God's presence moves us from identifying ourselves by who we were to becoming who God has called us to be. 📖 Primary Scripture: Exodus 33:12–17 This week, ask yourself: What—or who—have I been pursuing that has become more important than God's presence? Take a next step, submit a prayer request, or connect with New Faith Church: www.newfaithcw.org/next See what's happening at New Faith: www.newfaithcw.org/life Learn more: www.newfaithcw.org New Faith Church | Canal Winchester, Ohio Helping people connect with God, grow together, and find their purpose.

Jesus did not say His followers might become salt and light someday. He said, “You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world.” In this message from Matthew 5:13–16, Tom Thomin explains how every believer influences the people around them. Like salt, we are called to preserve what is good, improve the lives of others, and create a thirst for Jesus. Like light, we are called to reveal truth, give direction, and live a visible faith that points people toward God. The question is not whether we will influence the world. The question is: What kind of influence will we have? In this message: Why being salt and light is our identity, not just a goal How Christian character can preserve what is good Why our lives should bring hope, kindness, and encouragement The danger of becoming “salt in the box” How to live a visible faith without becoming arrogant or confrontational Why the goal is not applause, but giving glory to God Jesus has placed you in your family, workplace, school, neighborhood, and community for a reason. Live in such a way that people experience more of God’s goodness because you are there. This Week’s Challenge: Ask God to help you live intentionally as: - Salt that preserves - Light that shines - A witness who points others to Jesus Scripture - Matthew 5:13–16 - John 8:12 - Ephesians 2:10 Take Your Next Step Prayer requests, connection, and next steps: www.newfaithcw.org/next Upcoming events and ways to get involved: www.newfaithcw.org/life Learn more about New Faith Church: www.newfaithcw.org New Faith Church Canal Winchester, Ohio Sunday Worship at 10:30 AM

Don't Stop: Your Journey Isn't Over Have you ever felt like you've taken a wrong turn spiritually? Maybe you've become comfortable, discouraged, distracted, or uncertain about what's next. In this message from 2 Kings 2, we follow Elijah and Elisha on their final journey together. As they travel through Gilgal, Bethel, Jericho, and the Jordan River, each stop becomes a powerful reminder that God continually calls us to keep moving forward. Even when we make mistakes, God doesn't abandon us. He lovingly says, "Recalculating," and continues leading us toward His purpose. In this message, you'll discover: Why salvation is only the beginning of the journey. How past encounters with God should inspire—not replace—today's faith. How to keep moving when obstacles stand in your way. Why every believer is called to take a next step of faith. Practical ways to grow closer to Christ and continue following Him. Primary Scripture: 📖 2 Kings 2:1–12 Take Your Next Step 🙏 Prayer Requests & Next Steps https://www.newfaithcw.org/next 📅 Upcoming Events https://www.newfaithcw.org/life 🌐 Learn more about New Faith Church https://www.newfaithcw.org If this message encouraged you, we'd love to hear from you. Please like, subscribe, and share this message with someone who needs the reminder that their journey isn't over. Please note: You may notice a brief video issue during this week's message. Thank you for your grace—we hope the truth of God's Word encourages you.

How do you move forward when your past keeps pulling you back? In this message from Exodus 14:26–31, Pastor Rich reminds us that God's desire isn't just to deliver us from something—it's to lead us into something new. Many people know they've been forgiven, yet still live under the weight of guilt, shame, disappointment, or yesterday's failures. God's Word reminds us that freedom isn't merely walking out of Egypt—it's learning not to live like you're still there. In this message you'll discover: ✅ Why God never intended you to live in your past ✅ How disappointment can distort your view of God ✅ What it means to truly live in Christ's freedom ✅ Why "When God forgives, He releases." Primary Scripture: Exodus 14:26–31 Additional Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 4:16–18 Psalm 103:11–12 Romans 8:1 2 Corinthians 5:17 If today's message encouraged you, we'd love to hear from you. 👉 Connect with us: https://www.newfaithcw.org 🙏 Prayer Request or Next Step: https://www.newfaithcw.org/next 📅 Upcoming Events: https://www.newfaithcw.org/life If this message encouraged you, please consider liking the video, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who needs the reminder that God isn't finished with their story. #Faith #ChristianSermon #Exodus14 #MoveForward #FreedomInChrist #NewFaithChurch #BibleTeaching #Hope #Forgiveness #Jesus

What keeps your faith burning when life gets difficult? In this message from 2 Timothy 1:3–7, Pastor Rich challenges us to examine what is fueling our lives. A healthy Christian life isn't sustained by emotion alone—it is grounded in God's Word and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Using the picture of a campfire, this message reminds us that our spiritual fire must be fed, guarded, and directed if we are going to faithfully follow Christ. In this message: 🔥 The Fire Must Be Fed 🛡️ The Fire Must Be Guarded 🧭 The Fire Must Be Directed 📖 Living a Word-Led, Spirit-Driven Life Whether you're feeling spiritually strong or spiritually exhausted, this message will encourage you to rekindle your passion for Christ and pursue a faith that lasts. Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:3–7 (NIV) Connect with New Faith Church 🌐 Website: https://www.newfaithcw.org 🙏 Prayer Requests & Next Steps: https://www.newfaithcw.org/next 📅 Upcoming Events: https://www.newfaithcw.org/life 👍 If this message encouraged you, consider liking this video, subscribing to our channel, and sharing it with someone who could use this reminder today.

What does true patriotism look like for a follower of Jesus? In this message from Jeremiah, Pastor Rich challenges us to look beyond politics and remember that our highest loyalty belongs to God. True love for our nation isn't expressed through slogans or political victories—it is demonstrated through faithful prayer, holy living, courageous witness, and a desire to see people come to Christ. Jeremiah remained faithful to God's calling while ministering to a nation that had turned away from Him. His example reminds us that if we truly love our country, we should care most about its spiritual condition and faithfully point people to Jesus. In this message you'll discover: • Why our highest loyalty must always belong to God • The difference between patriotism and biblical loyalty • Why prayer is more powerful than complaining • How Christians can influence their communities for Christ • Why America is changed one transformed heart at a time Primary Scripture: Jeremiah 1:4–10, 17–19 Jeremiah 29:7 Jeremiah 9:1 2 Chronicles 7:14 Matthew 5:13–16 If this message encouraged you, we'd love for you to subscribe and share it with someone who needs hope today. New Faith Church 📍 Canal Winchester, Ohio 🌐 Website: https://www.newfaithcw.org 🙏 Prayer Requests & Next Steps: https://www.newfaithcw.org/next 📅 Events: https://www.newfaithcw.org/life We'd love to welcome you in person! Sunday Worship 🕥 10:30 AM #Patriotism #Jeremiah #Faith #JesusChrist #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #Sermon #NewFaithChurch

What's holding you back from fully trusting God? In this message, A Surrendered Life, Pastor Rich explores the story of the rich young ruler in Luke 18:18–27 and reveals that Jesus wasn't asking him to give up his possessions—He was inviting him to surrender his heart. Many people want God's blessings, forgiveness, and help, but Jesus asks a deeper question: "Will you surrender control of your life to Me?" Through memorable illustrations and practical biblical teaching, discover why salvation cannot be earned, why Jesus desires a relationship instead of religion, and how true freedom begins when we place our complete trust in Him. In This Message Why salvation is a gift—not something we earn The difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus What the rich young ruler teaches us about surrender How trust grows through daily obedience The question every follower of Jesus must answer: Who is really leading your life? Scripture References Luke 18:18–27 Romans 6:23 Ephesians 2:8–9 Connect with New Faith Church 🌐 Website: https://www.newfaithcw.org 🙏 Prayer Requests & Next Steps: https://www.newfaithcw.org/next 📅 Upcoming Events: https://www.newfaithcw.org/life If this message encouraged you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs the hope found in Jesus Christ. A Surrendered Life, Trust God, Fully Trusting God, Surrender to God, Rich Young Ruler, Luke 18, Luke 18:18-27, Christian Sermon, Bible Teaching, Salvation, Grace, Faith, Relationship with God, Religion vs Relationship, Jesus Christ, Eternal Life, Gospel Message, New Faith Church, Pastor Rich Vinson

What kind of shadow are you casting? In this Father's Day message, Pastor Rich explores the powerful influence fathers have on the next generation. Using Scripture, personal stories, and practical examples, he challenges us to consider the legacy we're leaving behind—not just through what we provide, but through the lives we shape. A father's greatest responsibility is not simply to provide a house, food, or opportunities. It is to reflect the heart of our Heavenly Father. In This Message: • Fathers reflect the image of God • Fathers lead through God-given responsibility • Fathers build the next generation • Legacy is about what we leave in our children, not just what we leave for them • The answer isn't perfection—it's surrender to the Heavenly Father Scriptures: • Genesis 1:26-28 • Ephesians 6:4 • Joshua 24:15 Key Quote: "A father's greatest legacy is not what he leaves for his children, but what he leaves in his children." If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who could benefit from it. Visit us online: 🌐 https://www.newfaithcw.org Need prayer? 🙏 https://www.newfaithcw.org/next See upcoming events: 📅 https://www.newfaithcw.org/life #FathersDay #ChristianSermon #FaithAndFamily #Legacy #NewFaithChurch #PastorRich

What happens when the things we value most are taken away? In Job 1-2, we discover that Satan believed Job was attached more to God's blessings than to God Himself. Through unimaginable loss, Job was forced to discover whether his security rested in God's gifts or in God alone. In this message, Pastor Rich explores three powerful truths: • Attachments are revealed when they are tested. • Attachments are broken through worship and surrender. • Attachments are replaced by a deeper relationship with God. The story of Job reminds us that God is not trying to diminish our joy. He is redirecting it toward the One who never changes. Scripture: Job 1-2 If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today. Connect With New Faith Church If you’d like to take a next step, submit a prayer request, or connect further, visit: 👉 https://www.newfaithcw.org/next To see upcoming events and ways to get involved: 👉 https://www.newfaithcw.org/life Learn more about our church: 👉 https://www.newfaithcw.org About New Faith Church New Faith Church is a welcoming church in Canal Winchester, Ohio, committed to helping people connect with God, grow in faith, and discover their purpose. #AttachmentCrisis #BookOfJob #ChristianSermon #FaithInTrials #TrustGod #NewFaithChurch #PastorRich #BibleTeaching

Storms are a part of life. Some arrive suddenly. Others build slowly over time. The real question is not whether you'll face storms—it's what those storms reveal about your faith. In Luke 8, the disciples found themselves caught in a violent storm while Jesus slept in the boat. Fear took over. They believed they were going to drown. But when Jesus stood and spoke to the wind and waves, everything changed. In this message, we'll discover: • Why God sometimes allows storms in our lives • What storms reveal about our faith and trust • The difference between fear and faith • Why God calls us to stand firm instead of panic • How to trust Jesus when life feels out of control The storm wasn't bigger than Jesus. The disciples simply forgot who was with them. No matter what storm you are facing today, Jesus is still in the boat. Scripture: Luke 8:22-25, Ephesians 6:10-14, Job 13:15 If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may be walking through a storm right now. #TestedByTheStorm #FaithOverFear #Luke8 #TrustJesus #ChristianSermon #NewFaithChurch #StormsOfLife #StandFirm #Ephesians6 #JesusCalmsTheStorm