New Life Baptist: Arkansas

What if the greatest act of faith this week isn't something spectacular—but simply stopping for someone in need? In one of Jesus' most famous parables, we discover that kindness isn't measured by what we FEEL for people—but how FAR we're willing to go for people. This message will challenge you to move beyond the bare minimum and live with the kind of Spirit-filled kindness that ch...

What if the delay you're frustrated by is actually part of God's perfect plan? Joseph received a dream from God, but what followed wasn't a palace—it was a pit, slavery, and prison. In this message, discover how patience isn't passive waiting but active trust in a God who is working even when you can't see it. We can be PATIENT because God's plan is PERFECT.

The storms of life are unavoidable. Financial pressure. Bad news. Anxiety. Uncertainty. Relationship struggles. The question isn't if storms will come—it's where you'll find peace when they do. In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus teaches us a life-changing truth: You do not need a storm-FREE life to live a peace-FILLED life. Discover how to experience real peace that isn't dependent on perfect...

You ever lost your joy over one text message, one bad week, one unexpected bill, or one stressful conversation? That’s what happens when your joy is connected to circumstances instead of Christ. In James 1:1-12, we discover that joy is not found in easy lives or perfect situations. True joy is found in trusting God through trials, turning to Him for wisdom, and treasuring what lasts forever.  Don’...

What matters most in life? In Mark 12, Jesus answers the biggest question we could ever ask—and His answer changes everything. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level religion into whole-hearted surrender. Because “near the Kingdom” is not the same as “in the Kingdom.” Today is the invitation to come all the way in!

You can have just enough flavor to fool everybody and even fool yourself…while still starving spiritually. But Jesus never called us to be fruit-FLAVORED. He called us to be fruit-FILLED. This message will challenge the way you think about spiritual growth, the Holy Spirit, and what real transformation actually looks like.

You can be busy for Jesus…and still be disconnected from Jesus. In John 15, Jesus reminds us that real life isn’t found in performance, pressure, or pretending — it’s found by staying connected to Him. If your soul feels dry, exhausted, distracted, or empty…Jesus isn’t calling you to do more. He’s inviting you closer.

This Generation Sunday message is a challenge to every generation: God can use young people right now to spark renewal, restore truth, and lead others back to Him. Age does not limit God’s calling. No matter your age or stage of life, God is still looking for people who will seek Him wholeheartedly and stand boldly in a compromised culture.

What if the most controversial thing Jesus said…was also the most loving? “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” — John 14:6 In this message, discover why Jesus isn’t just a good teacher or one spiritual option among many—He is the only One who can bring us to God, give us truth to stand on, and fill the emptiness inside every human heart. Your soul was made for more than this world can offer.

What does it really mean for Jesus to be your Good Shepherd? In this message from John 10, we discover that Jesus doesn’t just save us—He leads us, knows us, and cares for us deeply. While life may not always be perfect, following Him leads to a life filled with purpose, peace, and direction. We live in a world full of competing voices, but Jesus makes it clear: His sheep hear His voice and follow...

You’re not ending up in the wrong places because you want to...you’re ending up there because you’re listening to the wrong voice. In John 10, Jesus makes a bold claim: 👉 There are voices that will steal, kill, and destroy your life 👉 And there is ONE voice that will lead you to life…and life abundantly The question is: which voice are you following? Jesus didn’t just come to get you into heaven...

Ever feel like you’re trying to navigate life in the dark? In this message, we explore what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Light of the world.” From confusion to clarity, from blindness to sight—this isn’t just a metaphor…it’s a transformation. You don’t have to have all the answers to follow Jesus—but when you do, everything starts to change.

You’re not just hungry…you’re starving for something more. In John 6, Jesus exposes why we stay empty—and shows us what actually satisfies. 👉 Stop chasing what fades. 👉 Start feeding on what lasts. You don’t need more from Jesus…you just need more of Jesus.

When life feels over, Jesus still has one more move. In John 11, Jesus steps into a situation that looks completely dead—and proves that He still brings life where there is none. If you’ve been waiting, wondering, or losing hope—don’t stop now. 👉 You may be one move away from a miracle.

Missions Sunday with Aaron Epps of the International Mission Board

Revival Nights with Josiah Jones

Revival Nights with Josiah Jones

Revival Nights with Josiah Jones

Revival Nights with Josiah Jones

The final words of the Bible aren’t just information—they’re an invitation. In Revelation 22, Jesus makes one last promise: “I am coming soon.” The question is—are you ready? This message will challenge you to stop drifting, start living ready, and respond to God’s invitation today. Come to Jesus. And don’t come alone.

Most people don’t start thinking seriously about life…until they’re standing at a funeral. We spend our lives chasing pleasure, success, and recognition—only to realize it never satisfies. In Ecclesiastes 7, Solomon reminds us that wisdom grows in hard places, character matters more than charisma, and the wise learn to live with eternity in view.

This world still works…but it’s not the way it’s supposed to be. Revelation 21 gives us a glimpse of the future God has prepared—a renewed world, restored relationship with Him, and the end of pain, death, and sorrow. Discover why heaven isn’t just about a perfect place, but about being with the perfect Person.

How will the story actually end? In Revelation 20, God pulls back the curtain on the final defeat of evil, the coming judgment, and the Book of Life. This message walks through Satan’s defeat, Christ’s reign, and the Great White Throne to answer the most important question you will ever face: not how successful or moral you were, but whether your name is written in the Book of Life. Because one da...

Revelation 19 gives us the ending before we finish the story. We see Jesus return not as the suffering Savior, but as the reigning King to finish the victory He already secured at the cross. We will face trouble, but if we know Jesus wins in the end, we don’t have to live defeated today. Keep your forks; the best is yet to come!

One great danger for many believers today isn’t the persecution of our faith, but the preoccupation with everything else. Revelation 17–18 explores the distraction that consumes the world and the distinction God calls His people to live. Jesus doesn’t call us to run from the world, but to come out spiritually so we can reach it missionally!