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What does the Bible actually teach about tithing? In this message, we challenge some of the most common misconceptions about giving and trace the tithe from Abraham to the teachings of Jesus. Tithing isn’t about legalism, pressure, or trying to buy God’s blessing. It’s about worship, trust, and what our giving reveals about our hearts. The deeper question is simple: How can grace produce less gene...

What does it mean to live as a faithful steward? In this message, we discover that generosity is about far more than money—it’s about faithfully managing everything God has entrusted to us. When we recognize that God is the Owner and we are the stewards, it changes how we view our resources, opportunities, relationships, and responsibilities. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.ch...

Generosity isn’t simply something we do—it’s someone we become. In this opening message from The Generous Life series, we look at Proverbs 11:24–25 and discover that generosity begins with God. Everything we have is “of Him,” and the more we recognize His grace and provision in our lives, the freer we become to refresh others with what He has entrusted to us. Generosity goes far beyond money—it in...

What if Jesus isn’t simply someone to admire—but the One your whole life depends on? In this message from our Here Am I series, we trace a promise woven throughout Scripture: the Seed who would crush the serpent, the Lamb God would provide, the Branch rising from the stump, and the covenant Lord who would become the sacrifice. Isaiah said, “Here am I. Send me.” But Jesus came as the great I AM, se...

God’s Word is good seed—but even rich seed cannot penetrate poor soil. In this message from our Here Am I series, we connect Isaiah’s calling with Jesus’ teaching in John 12 and the Parable of the Sower to ask a personal question: What is happening beneath the surface of our hearts? Jesus warns that familiarity, distraction, testing, and hardened hearts can keep the Word from producing fruit. But...

Why should God have to ask His own sons and daughters, “Who will go for us?” Spiritual maturity is learning to recognize responsibility before someone has to remind you of it. In this message from our Here Am I series, we discover that God isn’t looking for people He has to chase down—He’s looking for sons and daughters who know their Father, recognize what matters to Him, and are willing to respo...

What if the way you speak reveals more than your mood—what if it reveals whose mission you’re on? In Isaiah 6, Isaiah encounters the holiness of God and immediately becomes aware of his unclean lips. But God doesn’t touch his mouth simply to clean up his language—He cleanses his lips so He can fill them with the language of heaven and send him on mission. In this message from Here Am I, discover w...

What if burnout is about more than exhaustion from what you do—and has something to do with losing connection to why you do it? In this message from our Here Am I series, Isaiah’s encounter with God reveals the power of humility, confession, and reconnecting to the right fire. God doesn’t discard a smoldering wick. He cleanses, rekindles, and commissions us to burn again. #HereAmI #BurnAgain #Burn...

Isaiah’s response, “Here am I. Send me,” wasn’t the beginning of his calling—it was the result of an encounter with the holiness of God. In this message, discover why saved people are sent people, how God heals our identity before He releases our purpose, and why worship is more than the songs we sing—it’s the set apart being sent. The same Jesus who called Isaiah and Peter is still calling people...

Are you living like God's child—or like you're still on trial? Too many believers spend their lives wondering if God is punishing them, when Jesus has already satisfied every charge against them. In this message, discover how Abraham's faith points to Christ, why justification changes everything, and what it truly means to be called a friend of God. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newt...

God called Abraham to leave everything familiar and trust a promise he could not yet see. In this opening message of our new series, Sons & Daughters, we discover that God's promises are not wishful thinking—they are declarations of His will. If God said, “I will,” then He is able to do exactly what He promised. Join us as we explore the life of Abraham and learn what it means to trust God, get ou...

Who really killed Jesus? Was it the angry crowd, the religious leaders, or something far closer to home? In this message from John 8, we uncover the dangerous nature of sin, the difference between religion and mercy, and the freedom only Jesus can give. The same Savior who stood between an adulterous woman and an angry mob is still standing today—ready to silence your accuser, break your chains, a...

Christ has set us free, but freedom was never meant to be a life of spiritual chaos or doing whatever we want. In this message from our Sons & Daughters series, we look at Paul’s words in Galatians and discover that the Law was a guardian meant to point God’s people to Jesus. Now, through Christ, we are no longer under a yoke of slavery, but invited to live by the Spirit. Join us as we learn what...

Joy is not the same as happiness. Happiness fades when circumstances change, but the joy of the Lord is found in His presence, His light, His truth, and His goodness. In this message, we walk through Psalm 43 and the life of Isaac to see how sons and daughters of God are invited to move from complaint to praise, from shame to intimacy, and from heaviness to overflowing joy. ____ Partner with New T...

What makes a man a man of faith? It’s not popularity, influence, or success—it’s trusting God when it’s not trending. In this message, we follow the life of Abraham and discover the marks of a man of faith: he fights for his inheritance, honors God first, values people over possessions, and belongs wholly to Christ. Four thousand years later, God is still fulfilling His promises through the faith...

God called Abraham to leave everything familiar and trust a promise he could not yet see. In this opening message of our new series, Sons & Daughters, we discover that God's promises are not wishful thinking—they are declarations of His will. If God said, “I will,” then He is able to do exactly what He promised. Join us as we explore the life of Abraham and learn what it means to trust God, get ou...

In this message, guest speaker Dan Seaborn walks through Psalm 139 and reminds us that God sees us, knows us, and loves us right where we are. His peace is not based on everything in life being perfect. It comes from knowing the Father is near, even in the places that feel anxious, heavy, or uncertain. Through personal stories and Scripture, Dan points us back to the steady love of God — a love th...

What if everything you've been taught about the Holy Spirit is only the beginning? Jesus didn’t just come to save you—He came to baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. This message will challenge you to stop swimming back to what’s comfortable, step into the supernatural, and hunger again for the power, presence, and fresh filling of God. Don’t settle for information when Jesus is offering imm...

In “When God Changed His Address,” Pastor Michael Stephens traces the presence of God throughout Scripture—from Eden, to Sinai, to the tabernacle, to the temple, and finally to Pentecost in Acts 2. Throughout the Bible, God repeatedly marked His dwelling place with fire. But at Pentecost, His presence no longer rested in a garden, on a mountain, or in a temple. Through the finished work of Jesus a...

What does it really mean to be “Pentecostal”? Is Baptism with the Holy Spirit a one-time event, a continual filling, or something deeper altogether? In this message, we explore the ministry of Jesus as the Baptizer in the Holy Spirit and fire—tracing the experience from Acts, the early church fathers, revival history, and the modern global church. When Jesus truly gets a hold of your life, what co...

Jesus didn’t come to start a religion—He released a revolution through the breath of the Holy Spirit. In this message, we explore what happens when dry bones live again, why so many believers lose their spiritual appetite, and how hunger for God is what separates spectators from an exceedingly great army. You were born again by His breath…now it’s time to hunger again for His filling. #HungerAgain...

What if the baptism in the Holy Spirit was never meant to stay in the room? In week two of our Pentecost series, Pastor Nate brings “Fire & Shadow” from the book of Acts. Through Freedom, Influence, Renewal, and Effect, this sermon shows that the fire of Pentecost was never meant to stay in the upper room—it was meant to flow into the streets. It’s about more than a moment—it’s about walking in th...

What’s the best thing you can ask God for? Jesus gives a clear answer—and it’s not a thing, it’s a person. This message unpacks how to pray with confidence, persistence, and purpose, leading to the greatest gift the Father gives: the Holy Spirit. #PrayerLife #HolySpirit #AskSeekKnock #Faith #TeachUsToPray #SpiritLed ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect wit...

Life is a fight—but are you fighting the right battles? In this message, we unpack Paul’s final words: fight the good fight, finish your race, and keep the faith. Learn how to stay in your lane, train your spirit, and keep going—even on the days you feel like quitting. #FightRight #FinishStrong #KeepGoing #FaithJourney #StayInYourLane #SpiritualDiscipline ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https:...

Your backstory matters—but grace changes what happens next. In this message from Titus, we see that there is a difference between knowing the truth and living the truth. Jesus didn’t just save us so we could believe differently, but so we could live differently. Your life is your testimony, and God wants the Gospel to be seen in the everyday places He has planted you. #KnowingItAndLivingIt #BookOf...