New Life City

The Lord’s desire is to bring us into revival and further intimacy with him, but the church is more into seeking Jesus in the easy things than the hard things. How do we not compartmentalize our lives, placing Jesus in a box during ‘religious gatherings,’ and let Jesus reign in our lives? Pastor Colleen shares her testimony and shows us how to obey Jesus’ call on our lives even when it’s difficult...

King Saul viewed himself as small which lead to his multiple insecurities. In his story, we find the difference between humility and self-doubt and the difference between Saul and David.

“In the model that we’re going after with family, we’re pursuing raising people up.” Pastor Charlie preached on the family model of church during our Sunday morning service.

"I always start right here: Ephesians 5:25. ‘Husbands, love your wives as Christ loved the church.’" Pastor Alan spoke on Marriage during Saturday night's service before he left to minister in Brazil.

The prophets are telling us breakthrough is coming to New Life City. Breakthrough comes when we learn how to pray. The disciples asked Jesus how to pray and he answered with this prayer. Our job is to go in the world and walk in forgiveness. Forgiveness is a miracle from God, and we walk in Kingdom life so we expect miracles.

The gospel is full of radical grace, but we’ve managed to reduce the world’s understanding of Christ to be primarily about judgement. We can forgive because of all that we’ve received. No one could possibly have done more against us to exhaust what we have received from God.

In our final day of the Voice of the Shepherds, Dr. Nick Gough spoke on our identity from God and how we can start walking in agreement with our identity.

Dr. Kim Maas spoke directly to the women of Albuquerque in this special session aimed at encouraging women as leaders in the body of Christ.

Unity in the church is attainable and it starts with every one of us. Dr. Rodney Hogue discusses unity in the body and urges us to be unified.

Dr. Nick Gough inspired us to seek after the Kingdom and to be expectant for revival. We are seeing a generation of youth raised up to foster that revival. What is God speaking to you about revival?

Your daily encounter with Jesus makes the difference in how we experience Him. How have you spent time with Jesus today? Dr. Rodney Hogue gave us a strong word on spending time in communion with Jesus on a daily basis. We are changed as we focus on Jesus because we become more like Jesus every day.

What promises from God are you going after today? In our first session of the Voice of the Shepherds, Dr. Kim Maas Ministries gave us a strong message of stepping into our promises from God and to stop giving in to negativity to see our breakthrough.

The longer you look at a wall, the bigger it gets. We stare at the problem and not the solution. And the problem is that we are looking at the problem and not looking at the provision. We're looking at the problem and not looking at the Provider.

The question came from the disciples, “Who’s the greatest?” Jesus drew a child to him and said, “Unless you become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.” Becoming like children won’t happen instantly, but the entrance to the Kingdom is childlikeness.

Jesus said, “What do you think, Simon? From whom do kings of the earth take toll or tax? From their sons or from others?” And when Peter said, “From others,” Jesus said to him, “Then the sons are free.” When you are a son, you don’t pay for dinner at the house. Everything in the Kingdom is understood once you move from being God’s servant to being his son.

The strategy of the enemy is to confuse you so he can take over and command you. Many are confused because they are not familiar with the word of God. When we read the Bible, we know that God is with us. When we know what is written, we know our identity. We know where we are coming from and where we are going.

There’s nothing that the enemy is more determined to destroy through any means possible than the church. Today we hear most people speaking evil about the church. However, one cannot truly love Jesus if you do not love the church.

We’re all called to be in full-time ministry wherever we go, and that full-time ministry starts in the place of worship and praise. It has to start with the ministry first to the heart of God. If we’re not ministering first to the heart of God, we cannot honestly be ministering fully to the heart of man.

The revelation of Jesus helps us get through anything. We just need to see him in the midst of our struggles. Our obedience, and often physical obedience, is the outworking of our revelation of Jesus. What are you struggling with today? Let the revelation of Jesus help you obey his will.

"It really does matter that you care about being clean or unclean, but the cleanness that matters is not the external but the internal renewal and God is constantly looking for a renewed heart." Pastor Alan widens our understanding between the traditions of man and God's commandment in Matthew 15.

Pastor Alan takes us deeper into Matthew 14 and gives revelation about the Prophet and the manna of life. You are what Jesus did for what's wrong with the world. He sent us filled with Him.

In this message Pastor Bob talks about keeping your eyes on Jesus and your mind on His promises despite your circumstances.

Pastor Alan explains the parable about the priceless pearl to help us understand what the Kingdom of God is like. He says "when a man finds it, he'll give anything to have it."

Pastor Alan takes us further into the book of Matthew and the parable of sowing seeds. We serve a mighty God and His ways are not ours. Learn how He responds to the weed problem growing within the harvest. What kind of seed do you sow?

Jesus moved with compassion throughout the gospels and revealed that the foundation of the Kingdom of God is compassion. How do we walk in the same compassion as Christ?