NLCHURCH Podcast

Is giving to missions really worth it? Through Romans 10, Pastor Troy explores why sharing the gospel matters and how Kingdom Builders is transforming lives through global missions and local outreach. Discover how your generosity is making an eternal impact and why everyone has a part to play in reaching people with the hope of Jesus.

As New Life Church celebrates 100 years of God’s faithfulness, Pastor Rick Ross challenges us to look beyond what God has already done and ask, “What’s next?” Drawing from Joshua 5–6, this message calls us to let go, go one more time in obedience, and believe God has more ahead for the next 100 years.

As New Life Church celebrates 100 years of God’s faithfulness, Pastor Rick Ross challenges us to look beyond what God has already done and ask, “What’s next?” Drawing from Joshua 5–6, this message calls us to let go, go one more time in obedience, and believe God has more ahead for the next 100 years.

We didn’t start this race, and we’re not running it alone. As New Life Church celebrates 100 years, Pastor Troy challenges us to fix our eyes on Jesus, run with perseverance, and faithfully carry the baton into the next generation.

We didn’t start this race, and we’re not running it alone. As New Life Church celebrates 100 years, Pastor Troy challenges us to fix our eyes on Jesus, run with perseverance, and faithfully carry the baton into the next generation.

In Acts 15, the early church faced a critical question: Are we saved by following the rules, or by the grace of Jesus? Discover why the church should never make it difficult for people who are turning to God—and why Jesus is enough.

In Acts 15, the early church faced a critical question: Are we saved by following the rules, or by the grace of Jesus? Discover why the church should never make it difficult for people who are turning to God—and why Jesus is enough.

What if the problem standing in front of you is actually connected to the calling God has placed within you? In Acts 6, we discover how the early church turned a practical problem into an opportunity for faithful people to step up, serve, and help the church flourish.

What if the problem standing in front of you is actually connected to the calling God has placed within you? In Acts 6, we discover how the early church turned a practical problem into an opportunity for faithful people to step up, serve, and help the church flourish.

What does a New Testament church really look like? In Acts 2:42–47, we discover five characteristics of a church that is devoted, supernatural, generous, relational, and missional—and what that means for us today.

What does a New Testament church really look like? In Acts 2:42–47, we discover five characteristics of a church that is devoted, supernatural, generous, relational, and missional—and what that means for us today.

In week two of our 100 Year Celebration series, we return to the mission Jesus gave His Church: go and make disciples. As we celebrate God’s faithfulness through the past century, we’re reminded that the mission has never changed. We are not here simply to build programs, draw crowds, or preserve preferences—we are here to lead people into a fully devoted relationship with Jesus Christ. Through Ma...

In week two of our 100 Year Celebration series, we return to the mission Jesus gave His Church: go and make disciples. As we celebrate God’s faithfulness through the past century, we’re reminded that the mission has never changed. We are not here simply to build programs, draw crowds, or preserve preferences—we are here to lead people into a fully devoted relationship with Jesus Christ. Through Ma...

Jesus said, “I will build my church,” and 2,000 years later, the Church is still standing. As New Life Church celebrates 100 years of God’s faithfulness, we look at Matthew 16 and remember that the Church isn’t built on trends, personalities, or culture—it’s built on Jesus Christ.

Jesus said, “I will build my church,” and 2,000 years later, the Church is still standing. As New Life Church celebrates 100 years of God’s faithfulness, we look at Matthew 16 and remember that the Church isn’t built on trends, personalities, or culture—it’s built on Jesus Christ.

Wisdom isn’t the absence of emotion, it’s the ability to govern what’s happening within you. In this message from the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, discover how biblical self-control, restraint, and guarding your heart can protect your life, strengthen your relationships, and help you live with greater peace and wisdom.

Wisdom isn’t the absence of emotion, it’s the ability to govern what’s happening within you. In this message from the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, discover how biblical self-control, restraint, and guarding your heart can protect your life, strengthen your relationships, and help you live with greater peace and wisdom.

What has God placed in your hands? In this message from our Poets and Prophets series, discover how biblical diligence isn't about doing more—it's about faithfully stewarding what God has entrusted to you. Through Proverbs 13 and 24, learn why wisdom grows when we stop chasing what we don't have and start faithfully working the field God has given us.

What has God placed in your hands? In this message from our Poets and Prophets series, discover how biblical diligence isn't about doing more—it's about faithfully stewarding what God has entrusted to you. Through Proverbs 13 and 24, learn why wisdom grows when we stop chasing what we don't have and start faithfully working the field God has given us.

In this week’s Poets & Prophets series, Pastor Chelsey explores the pillar of compassion through the wisdom of Proverbs. Scripture reveals that biblical compassion isn’t simply pity or empathy—it’s love that moves us to action. Because every person bears the image of God, we’re called to see others the way He sees them and respond with gentleness, kindness, and mercy.

In this week’s Poets & Prophets series, Pastor Chelsey explores the pillar of compassion through the wisdom of Proverbs. Scripture reveals that biblical compassion isn’t simply pity or empathy—it’s love that moves us to action. Because every person bears the image of God, we’re called to see others the way He sees them and respond with gentleness, kindness, and mercy.

Discover what it looks like to live with the wisdom of peace by choosing to be unoffended. In this message from our Seven Pillars of Wisdom series, Kevin Geer shares practical, biblical principles for becoming a peacemaker, letting go of offense, and building healthier, God-honoring relationships.

Discover what it looks like to live with the wisdom of peace by choosing to be unoffended. In this message from our Seven Pillars of Wisdom series, Kevin Geer shares practical, biblical principles for becoming a peacemaker, letting go of offense, and building healthier, God-honoring relationships.