New Life Covenant Church

Pastor Brooke walks through the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, exploring the condition of our hearts and the work God does to make us fruitful. As we remain close to Him and receive His care, He prepares the soil of our hearts for growth and a lasting harvest.

Pastor Tim Fruits teaches from Mark 4 on the sower, the seed, and the soil, emphasizing that God is still sowing and His Word is still producing fruit. The question is whether our hearts are ready to receive it, respond to it, and let it grow.

Pastor Tim Fruits closes out Acts 1:8 by looking at what it means to live on mission in our homes, our church, our city, and the nations. Jesus gives the Holy Spirit not for comfort, but to empower His people to surrender, step out in faith, and carry His mission wherever He sends them. 

Pastor Tim Fruits continues Blueprint for Revival in Acts 1:8, looking at Jesus’ call to be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. The church is filled with the Holy Spirit not to stay gathered in one place, but to carry the life and hope of Jesus outward. Pastor Tim looks at what it means to move beyond what is simply good, follow what God is doing now, and beco...

Pastor Tim Fruits teaches from Acts 1:8 on receiving the power of the Holy Spirit and living as witnesses to Jesus. That witness begins at home and extends into the church, community, and beyond through lives shaped by love, service, obedience, and transformation.

Shady and Ruth Abadir share from the life of Daniel about aligning our lives with the Father’s dream. Faithfulness under pressure, a life rooted in Scripture and prayer, and an identity secure in God’s love prepare us to partner with His purposes.

Pastor Tim Fruits shares his testimony through the picture of watermarks, the places that show where surrender and closeness with God have receded. Through Numbers 20, Luke 22, and Philippians 3, he traces the grace of Jesus that restores us and leads us forward again.

Brock and Ashley Zentz share their testimony of freedom, transformation, and the restoration of their marriage. Their story reflects the power of God to renew the mind, bring hidden things into the light, and restore what once seemed beyond repair.     

Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the power of testimony and the wholeness we find in Jesus. Through Acts 1:8, Revelation 12:11, and his own story, he looks at leaving behind powerless patterns, trusting Jesus as Savior, and allowing what God has done in us to become a witness to others.

In 1 Timothy 6:12, Josh reflects on fighting the good fight of faith by believing the Word of God over our circumstances and experiences. Through personal testimony, he reminds us to remain in Jesus, share the hope we have received, and keep saying yes to where He leads.

Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the lens of love and how it changes the way we see God, ourselves, and others. Through John 3 and 1 John 4, we’re reminded that God’s love is not something we earn, but something we receive and allow to transform the way we live.

On our All-In Sunday, Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the freedom Jesus brings—healing, restoring, and breaking chains of sin, shame, fear, and oppression. Through Scripture and the story of James Lafayette, we’re reminded Christ paid for our freedom and calls us to walk in it and share it with others. 

In Philippians 2, Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the connection between humility, obedience, and honor. Through Jesus’ example, we’re reminded that the culture of heaven is carried in how we value God, serve others, and respond with gratitude. Honor is more than words. It’s seen in how we live, treat people, and leave places better than we found them.

Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the role of a father and the invitation to know God as our Heavenly Father. Through Matthew 6 and Psalm 121, we’re reminded that Jesus has closed the gap, the Father’s love fills the void, and our identity begins with knowing we are His children.

Papa Steve Slate reflects on hearing God, following the Holy Spirit, and letting love lead our witness. Through stories of prayer, obedience, and everyday encounters, we’re reminded to notice people, respond with kindness, and trust God with what He’s stirring in our hearts.

Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on the power of God’s Word and the way Scripture anchors, forms, and strengthens us. Through testimonies and the Word, we’re reminded to stand on what God has spoken and let His truth shape the way we live, pray, and carry the gospel.

In Acts 20, Pastor Tim Fruits reflects on Paul's vision for the Church—a people shaped by grace and committed to the mission of Jesus. Through Paul's final words to the Ephesian leaders, we're reminded to make disciples, care for one another, and keep Christ at the center.    

Pastor Tim Fruits walks through Acts 19 and Paul’s encounter with believers in Ephesus, where the conversation turns to the Holy Spirit and the life Jesus invites His people into. The passage draws attention to surrender, boldness, and learning to walk with God beyond understanding alone.          

We continue the Book of Acts journey in Acts 9, where Pastor Dave Hickman reflects on Saul’s encounter with Jesus and the mercy that transformed his life. Through the passage, we’re reminded that Jesus still meets people in their lowest places and calls them into surrender, obedience, and new life.

Pastor Tim Fruits continues the Book of Acts series through the life of Stephen in Acts 6–8, reminding us that the early church was not built around comfort, but surrender, witness, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

We begin the Book of Acts in Acts 1–2, where Pastor Tim Fruits walks us through the start of the early church. As the disciples wait on what Jesus promised, the Spirit comes, boldness rises, and what starts in a room moves into the city. From waiting to filling to movement, we see what happens when people stay with what Jesus said and respond to His Spirit.

We conclude the Jesus Journey in Acts 1 with Pastor Tim Fruits, as Jesus ascends and the disciples step into what comes next. Our attention settles on where He is now—and what it looks like to keep walking with Him by His Spirit.

Pastor Tim Fruits walks through John 21 and the way Jesus restores Peter at the shore — meeting failure with kindness and drawing him back into purpose. The message turns toward what it means to love Jesus and let that love take shape in how we care for others.

We continue the Jesus Journey in Matthew 28 and Mark 16, as Emma Kraus-McCoskey reflects on Jesus sending His disciples out—and what it means to go. Held in His nearness and sent with His authority, it traces a life that moves with Him—steady, responsive, and confident that He is with us as we go.

Pastor Tim Fruits walks through John 20 and the first Resurrection Sunday, where Mary, the disciples, and Thomas each meet the risen Jesus in a different way. The message turns our attention from memory alone to the victory and nearness of Christ.