Newbreak Church

God's heart has always been for every nation, tribe, people, and language to know Jesus. Yet millions around the world are still waiting to hear the hope of the gospel. This Sunday, we welcome missionary and Pacific Oceania Area Director Bryan Webb as he shares powerful stories of lives transformed and challenges us to see missions through God's eyes. Together, we'll discover what it means to give...

Oct.11, 2026 What do you do when you can finally look back and see that God was working in places where you thought He was absent? In Genesis 45, Joseph begins to understand that the betrayal, suffering, and waiting he endured were not the end of his story. God was redeeming what others meant for harm and using Joseph’s life for a purpose far bigger than he could see. Sometimes we may not understa...

Oct. 7, 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team unpacks the difference between a test and a temptation — one meant to refine us like gold, the other meant to wound us — and how to tell which one you're in. Drawing on Joseph testing his brothers in Egypt, they get honest about why the same tests keep coming back, why waiting is its own kind of test, and how the enemy stalks us when we're...

Oct.4, 2026 What happens when God brings you back to a place where you once failed? In Genesis 44, Joseph gives his brothers one final test, placing them in a situation that looks strikingly similar to the choice they made years earlier. This time, though, their response is different. Through Judah’s willingness to sacrifice himself for Benjamin, we see how God uses testing to reveal what is in ou...

Sept. 27, 2026 What do you do when the past you tried to bury suddenly walks back into the room? In Genesis 42–43, Joseph is confronted by the very brothers who betrayed him, and he must decide whether to use his power for revenge or restoration. Sometimes God brings hidden wounds, guilt, and unresolved pain into the light, not to shame us, but to heal us. Through Joseph’s story, we see that grace...

Sept. 22 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team walks through Genesis 41 and the moment Joseph goes from prison to palace overnight — after years of waiting, setbacks, and silence. They get honest about what it means that waiting seasons are never wasted: how God uses the slow, confusing stretches to prepare us for doors we can't yet see, and why the hardest part is often trusting His...

Sept. 20, 2026 Life often brings things we never saw coming, and Joseph’s story reminds us that we can’t always control what happens to us, but we can choose how we respond. After years of waiting, setbacks, and silence, Joseph was suddenly brought from prison to the palace because God had been preparing him the whole time. In Genesis 41, we see how trusting God’s timing, God’s power, and God’s Sp...

Sept. 13, 2026 In Genesis 40, Joseph is still waiting in prison—forgotten by people, but not forgotten by God. Instead of letting bitterness steal his purpose, Joseph notices the pain of others and humbly offers the gifts God gave him for God’s purposes. Even in seasons of delay, disappointment, and feeling overlooked, our future is not in the hands of those who remember us, but in the hands of th...

Sept. 6, 2026 What do you do when life gets darker even though you’re trying to do the right thing? In Genesis 39, Joseph shows us that God’s presence is not proven by easy circumstances—but by His faithfulness in the middle of them. This week, we’ll look at how Joseph navigated temptation, betrayal, and injustice without losing sight of God’s goodness. And we’ll discover that even in the dark pla...

Sept. 7 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team picks up in the middle of the Joseph story — Genesis 37, where jealousy curdles into betrayal and brothers sell their own flesh and blood into slavery. Using that dark turn as a starting point, they get honest about the destructiveness of sin: how it starts small, grows when it's fed, and quietly moves from something we control to somethin...

Aug. 30, 2026 Joseph’s story moves from a dream to a betrayal, from a favored robe to an empty cistern, and from a family’s hatred to a future God was still shaping. His brothers called him “the dreamer,” but the label they placed on him in crisis did not define his character or derail God’s plan. Their jealousy shows how sin begins in the heart and leads to destruction, while Joseph’s journey poi...

Aug 25 2026    In this episode, we kick off a brand-new series, The Story of Joseph, beginning in Genesis 37 with a dreamer born into a family marked by favoritism, jealousy, and unresolved wounds. Joseph's story reminds us that God can plant purpose in the middle of dysfunction — and that God-given dreams aren't limited by our imperfection, canceled by opposition, or dependent on everyone else's...

Aug. 23, 2026 Joseph’s dreams begin in a family marked by favoritism, jealousy, resentment, and unresolved wounds—but Genesis 37 shows that God can plant purpose in the middle of dysfunction. This sermon explores how God-given dreams are not limited by imperfection, canceled by opposition, or dependent on everyone else’s understanding. Through Joseph’s story, we’ll see that divine dreams often unf...

Aug. 16, 2026 Life rarely unfolds the way we expect, and sometimes the biggest detours leave us questioning where God is in the middle of the mess. In this opening message of the Joseph series, we discover that before Joseph’s story begins, God was already at work through Jacob, offering His presence, promises, and grace to a broken man on the run. Through Jacob’s dream at Bethel, we see that God...

Aug 12, 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team wraps up the Ephesians series by looking back at two messages that bring Paul's letter home. First they dig into Ephesians 6:5-9 and the challenge to see our everyday work as worship — showing up with integrity, serving as though we're working for the Lord, and letting the way we work become a witness. Then they turn to the series finale,...

Aug. 9, 2026 As Newbreak celebrates 40 years of God’s faithfulness, this final message in Ephesians reminds us that the Christian life is not fought in our own strength, but in the power of Christ. Through Paul’s call to put on the full armor of God, we discover how to stand firm amid conflict, confusion, and spiritual battles. Filled with stories of God’s provision throughout Newbreak’s history,...

Aug 5, 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team works through Ephesians 6:1–4 and Paul's reframing of family life around one relationship: our relationship with Jesus. They get honest about parenting under Christ's authority instead of our own — kids who obey because they belong rather than because fear demands it, and parents called to nurture disciples rather than control them. Along t...

Aug. 2, 2026 What if the way you work says more about your faith than you realize? In Ephesians 6:5-9, Paul reframes ordinary work with an eternal perspective: whether we are leading, serving, managing, or simply showing up, we ultimately work before Jesus. This message challenges us to stop cutting corners when no one is watching and start seeing our workplace as a place of worship. When Christ i...

July 28, 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team digs into Ephesians 5:21–33 and Paul's vision of marriage as far more than a contract — a living picture of Christ and the Church. They talk honestly about what mutual submission actually looks like day to day, why sacrificial love and Christ-centered respect are so counter-cultural, and how the way spouses treat each other becomes a visi...

July 26, 2026 What if the clearest picture of the gospel in your home isn't what you say at dinner, but how you treat the people around the table? In Ephesians 6:1–4, Paul tells children to obey and honor because they belong to the Lord, not because fear demands it—then turns to fathers, trading Roman domination for nurture. Parenting becomes discipleship: leading under Christ's authority rather t...

July 19, 2026 What if your faith is most clearly revealed not on Sunday, but in your kitchen, your conversations, and your marriage? In Ephesians 5:21–33, Paul shows us that Spirit-filled marriage is more than a contract—it is a living picture of Christ and the Church. Mutual submission, sacrificial love, and Christ-centered respect help marriages reflect the gospel in everyday life. Whether you a...

July 5, 2026 What does it really look like to imitate God? In a culture filled with darkness, distraction, and self-centeredness, followers of Jesus are called to stand out through holiness, gratitude, and Spirit-filled living. Ephesians 5:1–20 reveals how a life that imitates God is marked by love, light, wisdom, and the power of the Holy Spirit. "Imitate God, therefore, in everything you do, bec...

July 13, 2026    In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team digs into Ephesians 5:1–20 and Paul's call to imitate God in everything we do. They talk honestly about what that actually looks like in a culture saturated with darkness, distraction, and self-centeredness — and why holiness, gratitude, and Spirit-filled living are what set followers of Jesus apart. The conversation explores how a life t...

July 5, 2026 What if spiritual maturity isn’t just about knowing more about Jesus, but actually becoming more like Him? In Ephesians 4:17–32, Paul invites us to take an honest look at the “old wardrobe” we may still be wearing: patterns like anger, bitterness, harsh words, and un-forgiveness that no longer match who we are in Christ. But God doesn’t just call us to throw off the old; He invites us...

June 30, 2026 About this Conversation In this episode of Beyond Sunday, the team unpacks Ephesians 4:1–16 and what it actually looks like to live worthy of the calling we've received. After three chapters celebrating God's grace, they dig into the practical side of faith — protecting unity, embracing our differences, and using our unique gifts to help the Body of Christ grow in love and maturity....