Brand New Church Messages

3ASTER - 3 Denials : Week 1

·43 min·4 clips
Pastor Shannon explains why he's starting Easter three weeks early to unpack the hidden pattern of threes in the crucifixion.
The morning starts online. The welcome feels loose and friendly, with room for people on vacation, people at home, and people still in pajamas. Worship follows, and the host treats singing as practice for eternity, with creation and the angels calling God holy. Then he turns to the pulpit. He jokes about going old school, but the point is plain: the Word of God belongs in the center. From there, the sermon moves toward mission. The host talks about new churches coming under the Brand New Church umbrella in Nepal, with seven churches named as the next step. But he does not leave mission in another country. He pulls it back to the street, the yard, the office, and the phone in your hand. You do not need Qatar Air. You can talk to your neighbor, mow a yard, pick up sticks, love a coworker, send a text, and invite somebody. John 14:3 gives the message its hook. "I'll be back" becomes a three-word promise, pressed hard as Easter gets close. With roughly fourteen days left, the host asks why believers hesitate when the gospel is the mission. The tone is urgent, but shame is not the point. He wants the church honest before God about fear, silence, and obedience. The close is practical: come three Sundays, bring someone before Easter, and stop denying what obedience asks for.

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A brisk Easter-season sermon turns quiet faith into a direct call for courage and visible mission.

Brand New Church Online shapes an Easter-season sermon around Matthew 26:31 and the question of why faith so often stays private. The message links that concern to mission, moving from the plan to add seven more churches in Nepal on Easter Sunday to everyday witness: speaking…

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