When life gets noisy, who’s really steering your decisions—the world’s opinions or God’s truth? In “Who’s Driving Your Life?”, Pastor Rich Vinson of New Faith Church (Canal Winchester, OH) invites us to look at what’s driving our hearts, habits, and priorities. Are we world-led and media-driven, or Word-led and Spirit-driven? Drawing from John 12:44-50, Pastor Rich reminds us that Jesus came as light into a dark world—not to condemn, but to save. When we allow the Holy Spirit to guide our lives, everything changes: our perspective, our peace, and the way we see people. 🔹 Key Scriptures: John 12:44-50 | 1 John 4:16 | Psalm 139:16 | 1 Corinthians 3:6 💡 Key Takeaways: • Let the Word of God shape your daily habits. • Transparent faith reflects Christ more than perfection does. • Love unconditionally—even when it’s uncomfortable. • Share your testimony; it’s a light to others. • Stop judging and start sharing what Jesus has done. • Seek discomfort—Jesus did. 🙌 Join Us In Person We’d love to meet you! Sundays at 10:30 AM in Canal Winchester, Ohio. 👉 NewFaithCW.org

Stop Watching and Start Doing Jesus doesn’t just save us — He sends us. This week’s message from Kenji Kuriyama of Chi Alpha at The Ohio State University reminds us that faith isn’t meant to stay in the stands — it’s meant to move. Before diving into the sermon (09:56), Kenji shares how God is moving powerfully on college campuses — including a student-led revival among OSU football players that’s spreading the gospel and changing lives. Then, in Luke 4–10, we learn what Jesus showed His disciples before sending them out—and how that same call applies to us today. It’s time to stop watching and start doing. 🔑 Key Takeaways Faith grows when we act on what we believe. Serving isn’t just for others — it strengthens our faith. Jesus still sends ordinary people to do extraordinary things. We are called to make disciples who make disciples. The harvest is ready — let’s be the ones who go. 📖 Scripture Focus: Luke 4–10 ⛪ About New Faith Church New Faith Church – Canal Winchester, Ohio Our mission: Connect with God and others. Grow in grace. Find your purpose so you can serve God and others. 🌐 newfaithcw.org

Discover how the prophet Jonah's journey from rebellion to obedience reveals God's heart for missions and evangelism. This powerful biblical story explores themes of spiritual growth, divine calling, missionary work, and global evangelism. Learn the difference between being a spiritual sponge versus a fountain in your Christian walk and faith journey. Jonah's story demonstrates how God uses imperfect people for His perfect purposes in reaching the nations. Despite the prophet's initial disobedience and attempt to flee from God's calling, divine sovereignty prevailed. The account shows how God can transform hearts, use failures for His glory, and accomplish His mission of salvation even through reluctant servants. Key topics covered include hearing God's voice, responding to divine calling, overcoming spiritual rebellion, and developing a heart for missions. The transformation of both Jonah and the city of Nineveh illustrates God's desire for repentance and salvation among all people groups and nations. This message addresses common struggles in Christian discipleship, including spiritual stagnation, fear of evangelism, and resistance to God's calling. Learn practical steps for positioning yourself to hear from God daily, choosing obedience over comfort, and finding your place in kingdom service. The story also reveals how God can use even our mistakes and failures as witnessing opportunities, as seen when pagan sailors came to faith during Jonah's rebellion. This encourages believers that perfect performance isn't required for God to work through us in missions and evangelism . Whether you're struggling with spiritual growth, seeking your purpose in God's kingdom, or wanting to develop a heart for missions, this biblical account provides timeless wisdom for modern disciples. Discover how active service and obedience to God's calling can transform stagnant faith into dynamic spiritual life.