New Story Church

Your mindset can make or break your relationships & your life. In Philippians 2.1-4, the Apostle Paul shows us what it looks like to have the mindset of Jesus.

Where you come from says a lot about you. Five gentlemen from five very different places describe life among their "native people."

No one said that following Jesus would be easy.

If we want to be free from fear, we've got to be obsessed with Jesus.

All of us have moments and seasons in life that we don't understand and wish were different. Are those losses in the game of life or is there another way to keep score?

If we know where life is headed, shouldn’t this give us a whole different perspective? The Apostle Paul tells us how to live right now in light of eternity. Philippians 1:9-11

The Apostle Paul begins his letter to the Philippians with a reminder that God is going to finish what He has started. In this sermon, we hear the story of how God has worked in the lives of a business woman, a demon possessed girl, & a proud soldier.

Begin with prayer. Listen. Eat. Serve. & Share your story. We want to be a blessing to our neighbors.

Why do we feel uncomfortable with God's grace & mercy? A message from GVF Missionary Mark Raudenbush

If you could know God personally, if you could be in a deep, self-giving, soul-forming relationship with Him, would you want to?

If God exists in an unimaginable & indescribable “spiritual” dimension above & beyond us, how could we ever know this God? John 1.14

For the Apostle John, the Christmas story should take us back to the essential nature of reality: The Word that exists under & in & before all things. It is beyond any place that philosophy or physics can take us. It is an unimaginable & indescribable mystery. John 1.1-5

The Apostle John seems to think that our universe can be explained by a "Word." He writes: "In the beginning was the Word." But how do we make sense of this in light of everything we've learned from Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein and Brian Greene?

Gratitude is the first step in answering the call to live for Jesus.

Coming down from the mountain top experience, Elijah wrestles with depression & trying to understand God when things don't make sense. 1 Kings 19

1 Kings 18. "How long will you go on limping through life? If the LORD is God, follow him; but if something or someone else is more important, follow them." - Elijah

Before God will use us for great things, He often take us to a place of isolation & hardship & meaninglessness & helplessness. In that place, we learn to trust God day-by-day, step-by-step, moment-by-moment. 1 Kings 17

Elijah brings a haunting message to God's People: God is shutting off the valve. No more rain. No more blessing. 1 Kings 16 & 17

The pre-requisite for a healthy relationship with God isn't being perfect, but rather admitting that we're not.

Through Christ we have unrestricted access to God the Father. So why don't we take more advantage of it?

If there was a guaranteed cure for spiritual stagnation, would you want it?

What does your money say about your heart? "For where your treasure is there your heart will be also." Matthew 6:19-24

In life there are moments when the next words out of your mouth, the next decision you make, the next thing you do will change your life for good or for bad. We can’t control when these moments come. But we can prepare for them. (Genesis 25)

Facebook, Instagram, Buzzfeed, Netflix, Hulu, T.V., movies, sports, work... how do we cut through the noise and hear what's most important?

In our busy, over-committed, always available, 24-7 world, how do we find real rest?