When soldiers came to arrest Jesus, He didn't run or fight — He simply said "I am," and they fell to the ground. Jesus isn't the safe, manageable figure we've imagined. He's the holy God, and He came to do something far bigger than make your life a little better.

In John 18, Jesus faces betrayal and a rigged trial — and walks straight into all of it. Not with a sword, but with sacrifice. Because deep down, every human heart isn't asking for power or control. It's asking for a love that lays down its life for another.

Give us Jesus. He's the one turning every sad thing untrue.

“Everything Sad Untrue” is a series about why life feels broken and how Jesus is putting it back together. Each week looks at moments from John’s Gospel where Jesus faces evil, suffering, and death head‑on, shows a different way to live—humble, honest, and surrendered—and offers real help through the Holy Spirit so that, slowly but surely, the sad things in our lives don’t get the final word.

“Everything Sad Untrue” is a series about why life feels broken and how Jesus is putting it back together. Each week looks at moments from John’s Gospel where Jesus faces evil, suffering, and death head‑on, shows a different way to live—humble, honest, and surrendered—and offers real help through the Holy Spirit so that, slowly but surely, the sad things in our lives don’t get the final word.

For the Love is a three-week journey through three “one-page” New Testament books—2 John, Philemon, and Jude—exploring how God’s truth and love shape our lives, relationships, and witness in the world.

For the Love is a three-week journey through three “one-page” New Testament books—2 John, Philemon, and Jude—exploring how God’s truth and love shape our lives, relationships, and witness in the world.

For the Love is a three-week journey through three “one-page” New Testament books—2 John, Philemon, and Jude—exploring how God’s truth and love shape our lives, relationships, and witness in the world.

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

Ever wondered why the Ten Commandments are such a big deal, or what it really means to be called a Kingdom of Priests? In this series, we dive into Exodus 20 and talk honestly about how God’s words guide everyday life—helping us live with purpose and love, not just rules. This series explores how God invites everyone into something bigger: bringing hope, justice, and grace into the world around us.

The Sunday Service Gathering at New City Church, Albuquerque on 09/14/2025.

As we follow the story of Esther, we find God working and moving in unexpected places.

As we follow the story of Esther, we find God working and moving in unexpected places.

As we follow the story of Esther, we find God working and moving in unexpected places.

As we follow the story of Esther, we find God working and moving in unexpected places.

As we follow the story of Esther, we find God working and moving in unexpected places.

In this series we are studying Paul’s letter to a young pastor named Titus. Paul encourages us, through Titus, to live with integrity and do good as a witness to Jesus. It’s a call to be real by being devoted to the way of Jesus.

In this series we are studying Paul’s letter to a young pastor named Titus. Paul encourages us, through Titus, to live with integrity and do good as a witness to Jesus. It’s a call to be real by being devoted to the way of Jesus.

In this series we are studying Paul’s letter to a young pastor named Titus. Paul encourages us, through Titus, to live with integrity and do good as a witness to Jesus. It’s a call to be real by being devoted to the way of Jesus.

In this series we are studying Paul’s letter to a young pastor named Titus. Paul encourages us, through Titus, to live with integrity and do good as a witness to Jesus. It’s a call to be real by being devoted to the way of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus.

This is a study on the Sermon on the Mount. In this series, we are learning about the ways of Jesus. As we follow Jesus, we are being counter formed out of the ways of the world and into the ways of Jesus. 

Over the next three years, our focus is simple: to invite everyone who calls New City home to "Go There for the One." We are asking everyone at New City to accept the Great Commission as their personal mission. In this series we will be studying Hebrews 11 and 12 and discussing the faith required to Go There for the One.

Over the next three years, our focus is simple: to invite everyone who calls New City home to "Go There for the One." We are asking everyone at New City to accept the Great Commission as their personal mission. In this series we will be studying Hebrews 11 and 12 and discussing the faith required to Go There for the One.

Over the next three years, our focus is simple: to invite everyone who calls New City home to "Go There for the One." We are asking everyone at New City to accept the Great Commission as their personal mission. In this series we will be studying Hebrews 11 and 12 and discussing the faith required to Go There for the One.

Over the next three years, our focus is simple: to invite everyone who calls New City home to "Go There for the One." We are asking everyone at New City to accept the Great Commission as their personal mission. In this series we will be studying Hebrews 11 and 12 and discussing the faith required to Go There for the One.