New Beginnings Community Church
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Plainspoken Bible teaching with Sunday-room energy.
New Beginnings Community Church Norco carries Sunday-style biblical teaching with a warm, conversational pulse. Messages move from personal memory and live-room humor into scripture, challenge, prayer, and calls to outward-focused Christian living.
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New Beginnings Community Church Norco is a church-message feed with the feel of a live Sunday gathering. The center of gravity is biblical teaching, not studio conversation. Recent episodes move through Matthew, Holy Week, Easter, Luke 15, Psalms 22, temptation, spiritual rest, and the responsibility that comes with hearing Jesus clearly. The delivery is plainspoken and energetic. Jim Del Campo often starts with a memory, a joke, a moment from church life, or a personal story before turning the room toward scripture. That gives the messages a lived-in quality. The teaching does not rush to sound polished or compressed; it works a point aloud, repeats important phrases, asks rhetorical questions, and keeps pulling the congregation toward application. Easter messages focus on the resurrection as more than a yearly observance. Good Friday material turns to Psalms 22 and the crucifixion with a grave, scripture-forward tone. The Matthew messages press into Jesus as Lord, the weight of responsibility, and the promise of rest for exhausted faith. Charlie’s message on Luke 15 brings a gentler, journey-based structure through the stories of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son. The show’s practical emphasis is consistent. Faith is framed as something to simplify, live outwardly, share with others, and carry into ordinary decisions. The room matters, too. Audience response, prayer invitations, Bible-study references, and closing calls to follow Christ all remain part of the listening experience. That makes the podcast feel less like a lecture series and more like a church service preserved for people who missed it or want to revisit the message. It is especially useful for listeners drawn to conversational Christian teaching with clear scripture references and concrete spiritual application. The tone can become serious when addressing crucifixion, hard seasons, temptation, and responsibility, but it generally stays warm and accessible. Its strongest moments come when everyday memory and biblical argument meet, making familiar passages feel present-tense again.
Made for: For listeners seeking conversational Christian teaching grounded in scripture, practical application, and live church preaching. It fits people who appreciate sermons that move through story, challenge, prayer, and clear calls to follow Christ.
What sets it apart: The show carries the full texture of New Beginnings messages: humor, audience response, repeated emphasis, pastoral urgency, and extended walks through biblical passages. Its teaching feels live and embodied rather than packaged for a studio format.
We welcome the imperfect, flawed, and broken as much as the healing and thriving because we are all God’s children. As a family, we seek to create relationships and foster growth to trust in God and pursue His loving purpose for our lives. Join us as every week we go through topical messages that help us grow as Christians and understand God's word.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jim Del Campo pairs close biblical teaching with practical calls toward forgiveness, generosity, evangelism, and outward ministry.
Pastor Jim Del Campo turns biblical passages into church sermons built for immediate application. New Beginnings Community Church Norco repeatedly returns to Matthew, while Psalm 1 and the Easter account widen the scriptural range.
Matthew gets work boots here, when you want belief pushed toward practice.
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A plainspoken Matthew 12 message on Jesus as Lord of all and keeping faith simple.
This Matthew 12 message starts with Jesus as Lord of all and keeps returning to the weight people add to faith. It then defends the disciples by drawing on David, the tabernacle, and the showbread, treating urgent need as something Scripture already knows how to meet.
A direct Easter sermon that keeps the empty tomb from feeling routine.
Jim Del Campo uses New Beginnings Community Church's Resurrection Sunday message to move straight at the resurrection. He starts in familiar ground, then slows down at the empty tomb until the details feel unsettling again.
A direct sermon on opposition, boldness, and keeping faith outward-facing.
The next step in The Cost is a sermon in Matthew about what followers should expect when opposition comes. Jim Del Campo moves from Jesus sending the disciples into organized religion and government, then circles back to boldness, prayer, and a call to stay outward-focused.
A plainspoken call to purpose, obedience, and outward focus.
This piece treats Matthew 10 as a statement of purpose: God creates people, then sends them. It opens with Revelation 4:11 and builds toward a simple claim that calling is meant to become action, not stay private.
Psalm 1 is treated as a call to return, reflect, and stay rooted.
The piece frames Psalm 1 as a steady call to keep returning to God's instruction and let it shape thought and action. It begins with a lively Fourth of July setting and a brief turn toward America before moving into self-examination, forgiveness, and change.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The sermon comes back to Matthew after a five-week break.
Jim Del Campo opens New Beginnings Community Church's Resurrection Sunday message in the All Things New series, moving it from Jesus' temptation in the desert to the empty tomb.
This episode features a scripture reading of Psalms 22, described as the Good Friday psalm, which prophetically depicts Christ's crucifixion a thousand years before it occurred.
This episode is a sermon discussing Palm Sunday and the Holy Week, focusing on the speaker's personal reflections on memory and tests as they relate to the journey to resurrection.
A pastor delivers a sermon titled 'The Father Who Runs' as part of an Easter series, focusing on exploring the parables in Luke 15 without structured points.
A pastor shares the founding story of New Beginnings Community Church on its 34th anniversary, reflecting on faith and risk.
A pastor delivers a sermon on finding rest in Jesus, based on a passage from Matthew.
A pastor introduces a challenging Bible passage about greater light bringing greater responsibility, with humor about church memes.
A pastor delivers a sermon introducing the church's new mission for 2026, using personal anecdotes to encourage faith and financial responsibility.
A pastor delivers a sermon on the cost of discipleship, using the analogy of a loyalty reward program to discuss God's faithfulness.
A pastor teaches from Matthew 10 about not fearing, encouraging listeners to stand firm in their faith.
Jim Del Campo picks up Matthew and calls this section The Cost.
New Beginnings Community Church Norco returns to Matthew 10 with a message about the calling and sending of the disciples, framed as part of a series called The Cost.
A church podcast episode where the speaker shares personal New Year reflections, updates on church lighting, and teases upcoming Bible study topics.
A pastor introduces an Advent series on love during an Ugly Christmas Sweater Day service at New Beginnings Community Church.
This episode continues a thematic study of miracles in the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on Matthew 9, while announcing an upcoming Advent Christmas series that explores traditional church practices.
A pastor delivers a sermon on the Golden Rule from the Sermon on the Mount, sharing a personal story about apologizing for past mistreatment.
Pastor Charlie Bacar delivers a sermon on Matthew 7:7-11, using a personal story about his wife to illustrate persistence in prayer.
A pastor delivers a sermon on biblical principles and addresses a political bill from a Christian perspective.
A sermon on Psalm 73 exploring the question 'How come, God?' as part of a Summer of Psalms series.
Pastor Jim introduces a church podcast episode focused on psalms, sharing personal health updates and humorous anecdotes while welcoming the congregation.
A sermon on God's forgiveness based on Psalm 32, delivered by a pastor with 40 years of ministry experience.
This episode explores how to handle life's uncontrollable moments through a spiritual lens, using Psalm 3 and personal anecdotes about control issues.
A pastor shares a personal story about his youth group experience and the impact of imperfect mentors.
The church opens on a July Fourth weekend note and then moves into Psalm 1.
A pastor delivers a sermon on fasting from the Gospel of Matthew, engaging the congregation with humor and practical application.
A pastor delivers a sermon on prayer from the Sermon on the Mount, continuing a series titled 'On Earth As It Is in Heaven.'
A pastor opens a church service with dad jokes before delivering a sermon.
A pastor leads a church service, inviting those facing big decisions to stand for prayer and laying on of hands.
A pastor shares a personal story about his family and introduces a message on God's design.
A pastor teaches from Matthew 5 about spiritual maturity and keeping promises, part of a series on the Sermon on the Mount.
A pastor delivers a sermon on divorce and remarriage from the Gospel of Matthew, encouraging honest engagement with difficult biblical topics.