New Life Fellowship

Our outlook about the future matters because our words and actions carry the power and authority of Jesus.

Christians should be the most optimistic people in the world because of what Jesus has done and His power to transform the world.

Prosperity gets a bad rap because of past abuses, but God truly desires to prosper His children and see His Kingdom expanded.

When money comes into our lives, what we chose to do with it can either be godly or ungodly.

God created us to love Him and people, not stuff. Keeping our lives free from the love of money goes hand-in-hand with being content with what we have.

Don't make a New Year's Resolution - simply come into agreement with what has already been made new.

Jesus made us holy and wants us to quit trying to be something we're not.

We are called to honor in our thoughts, words and actions. Due to a technical issue, only a portion of this message got recorded. Listen to the first part and then come visit NLF for the rest of the story in person!

All personal growth contributes towards something bigger than ourselves. When I grow, we grow and Jesus is more fully seen by the world.

There are some simple choices we can all make to grow this year and they start with taking ownership of our need to grow.

There are intentional decisions we can make to position ourselves to grow and mature in our relationship with God and others.

The word God is speaking to our church this year is "growth" - find out about what growth means and the two types of growth we all experience in our lives.

Who decides how much we should give and where we should give it? God greatly desires to bless us in response to our generous giving.

From God's perspective there are only two types of gifts: acceptable or unacceptable. Acceptable gifts are ones that matter to us, move God's heart and deepen our relationship with Him.

From God's perspective there are only two types of gifts: acceptable or unacceptable. Acceptable gifts are ones that matter to us, move God's heart and deepen our relationship with Him.

Our money and how we handle it is important to God because it is so closely related to what is going on in our heart.

We all need to change and grow, but the way we make resolutions often determines if we will succeed or not.

One of the divisions that Jesus came to do away with was the distinction between Jew and Gentile. God's heart always has been for all nations to know Him!

There are several passages in Scripture that have been used over the years to silence women in the church and downplay the value of the gifts that God has placed in them. This message looks a little deeper at what was intended by those verses.

God's desire has always been for His image to be represented to the world through men and women serving together in unity.

Going through the waters of baptism makes us participants in the very death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. He frees us from the power of sin and gives his life.

When Jesus declared "it is finished", one of the things He did was completely destroy the power of sin in our lives.

When Jesus said, "It is finished", it changed things for eternity and continues to produce life in us today.

God cares more about our willingness than the value of what we do or don't have to give.

Generosity produces great things in our lives, but there is a special blessing associated with giving to our local church. What is the Biblical standard for giving and what does it produce in us?