New Tribe Church

What do you do when life feels dry, desolate, and unproductive? In this message from Isaiah 43, we’re reminded that God specializes in making streams in the wasteland. When nothing seems to be happening yet, God is already doing a new thing—often in places of prayer, isolation, and trust. There’s nothing here yet… but there will be. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/...

In a message contextualized by the beginning of a new year, Family Life Pastor Josh Burfeind breaks down three questions that help believers look at their lives with a fresh perspective. Pastor Josh teaches on the balance of routines and abiding in our relationship with Jesus, the value of accountability and wisdom found in community, and the generational legacy that each of us is called to invest...

As we close our series “Jesus Be The Name", Pastor Mike Cole points us to Mark’s gospel, where the story begins with a messenger preparing the way. Our words and our communication matter because they either make the path straight or crooked for God to move in our lives. Jesus shows us that when we align how we speak and who we speak to with the Father—His name, His kingdom, and His will—we invite...

In Luke’s telling of the Christmas story, God places Mary next to Elizabeth to show that miracles aren’t just meant to happen—they’re meant to be stewarded. Elizabeth is six months into her miracle, positioned by God to strengthen Mary’s faith and model endurance. Through Zacharias’ moment at the altar of incense, we see prayer rising in both praise and desperation, reminding us that God welcomes...

In this sermon series titled, Jesus Be The Name, we look at how the birth of Christ and how the naming of Jesus changed history. Today's message titled, Real People Need A Real God, contrasts the rising power of artificial intelligence with the deeper truth that real people—with real fears, struggles, and generational patterns—need a real God. Through the stories of Abraham, Lot, and especially Jo...

Things change when you begin to experience growth, and while everybody loves cute, few love responsibility, because responsibility is messy. Scripture calls us “servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God,” faithful and wise household-managers who fortify our homes, our lives, and our church while the Master is away. We’re not trying to grow big, just healthy, remembering that when you...

Pastor Michael teaches through Jesus’ Kingdom parables—showing the Kingdom as a lost coin, a hidden treasure, a priceless pearl, and a mustard seed that grows far beyond its small beginning. He shares his family’s story of coming to New Tribe and how church shifted from something he went to into something he was a part of. He highlights Paul’s reminder to Timothy about the faith first found in his...

Today’s message shows us that procrastination isn’t just waiting until the last minute—it’s choosing anything other than what God asked us to do. In Haggai, God confronts His people for putting off building His house while focusing on their own comfort, revealing where their fears live. We see this same pattern in our own lives as we write down the “what ifs” we keep carrying. God doesn’t shame fe...

Today we begin the Legacy Initiative leading to Legacy Sunday on December 7th. This message focuses on David’s wounded backstory — being overlooked, called insignificant, and coming from a complicated bloodline — yet fully redeemed by God. David’s wounds make him a fighter, but healing makes him a worshipper. Many of us carry wounds from fathers or leaders that push us into places we never meant t...

This week’s message, “The Power of the Blood”, unpacks why the blood of Jesus still matters today. The old sacrificial system was only a shadow—a slow, limited connection between humanity and God. But when Jesus appeared, He put away sin once and for all by the sacrifice of Himself. Every sacrifice before Him pointed to that moment on the cross. After generations of spilled blood that could only c...

Who is Melchizedek? In this message, Pastor Jarod asks, Are you living the high life? Not a life of comfort or pleasure, but the high life Jesus invites us into as our eternal High Priest. Through Hebrews 6 and 7, we see that Jesus didn’t become High Priest for Himself, but for us — to bless, intercede, and lead us into a life marked by rest, faith, and devotion. Like Abraham, who trusted God thro...

In this week's message, guest speaker Dr. Randy Clark teaches why Jesus had to die: not only to forgive us, but to deliver us, heal us, and fill us with the Holy Spirit. He shows from Passover, the Day of Atonement, Isaiah 53, and John 7 that Jesus carried both sin and sickness, and by His stripes we are healed. He challenges us to choose Jesus over the destroyer, to stop at cheap grace, and to st...

The Naked Truth Week 5 in our “Hebrews" series is about facing “The Naked Truth” of where we really are with God. From Hebrews 5, Pastor Jarod reminds us that even Jesus learned obedience through what He suffered. We’re called to grow up in our faith—to move from milk to solid food. That means training ourselves, putting in the reps, and learning to tell the difference between good and evil. Too m...

In week 4 of our Hebrews series, Pastor Mike shows that Jesus is our Great High Priest who fully sympathizes with our weakness. He knows hunger, thirst, betrayal, rejection, grief, and temptation—yet without sin. Because of this, we can confidently approach the throne of grace for mercy and help in our time of need. Pastor Mike walks us through the role of the high priest and the temple—from the a...

Hebrews 4:12 calls the word of God living, active, and sharper than any two-edged sword. The Bible isn’t powerful if it remains closed—it comes alive when we engage with it and let it engage us. The logos (Jesus, the Word made flesh) and the rhema (the Spirit’s spoken word) cut to the core of who we are, exposing thoughts and intentions while shaping our lives. We’re reminded that the Word is not...

In this week’s message, “In This House” from Hebrews 3:4–6, Pastor Jarod teaches that Christ is the faithful Son over God’s house, and we are that house if we remain confident in Him. He reminds us that although we are imperfect, Jesus continues working in us because of His love. Together we declare bold convictions: in this house we believe there are no perfect people, the full gospel is alive, o...

In the first message of our new "Hebrews" series, "The Danger of the Drift", Pastor Jarod reminds us that in the past God spoke through the prophets, but in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son. Hebrews warns us to pay close attention so we don’t drift away, because drift is subtle—small deviations tolerated over time create massive detours. God gives us a choice in these last days: His...

In the message “What Do You See?” guest speaker John Vereecken unpacks the power of perspective—the inner lens that shapes how we live. Walking through five levels of perspective, he shows how shifting from “me” to a mature, others-focused outlook transforms life. Colossians 3:2 reminds us to look up and see things from Christ’s perspective: step out of your world, into someone else’s, feel what t...

Pastor Michael Stephens teaches on one of the most radical elements of the Christian life—prayer. Prayer is not about formulas or manipulation but about relationship with the Father who is merciful, powerful, and faithful. Jesus models withdrawing to pray, fully confident that His Father hears and answers. From that relationship, He declares, “Ask anything in my name, and it will be done.” Pastor...

Jesus said, “among those born of women there has not arisen anyone greater than John the Baptist, yet the one who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he.” Too often, we give the highest playback to our lowest performance, but grace reminds us we are doing better than we think. Comparison starves joy and feeds insecurity, but Jesus compares our least to His greatest and still calls us...

In this message, "It’s Worth It", we see how Jesus’ words in Matthew 9:35–38 call His disciples into the harvest. The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Just like in a job where the hardest tasks often lead to the greatest return, the work of the kingdom can be messy and difficult, but the return is always worth it. Jesus shows us that the reason workers are few often comes down to a k...

To live a radical life in Christ is to be rooted deeper than traditions, preferences, or surface experiences. When storms come, roots in Him make us unshakable, immovable, and unbreakable. That’s why we make the church we go to the church we belong to, the church we serve, and the church we give through. We plant ourselves where God is moving and invest our heart, hands, and resources in His Kingd...

Pastor Mike Cole kicks off our new series Radical Life: Love, Serve, and Live Like Never Before by unpacking the journey of Moses—a man who doesn’t feel ready, but God calls anyway. Step by step, God equips him through signs, support, and trust-building moments. The message is clear: you don’t need to have it all figured out to say yes to God. From Moses to today, living a radical life means trust...

Guest speaker Garrett Prechtl shares a powerful message about Jesus as our Healer. Healing can happen through miracles, medicine, or even unexpected methods—but it always happens in His hands. Don’t let bitterness block your view. What matters most isn’t how God heals—it’s that He still does, and He still gets the glory. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connec...

This message unpacks what it means to “bear arms” in the Spirit and how to demolish strongholds—false beliefs that take root in the mind and quietly erode our faith. Using powerful examples from Scripture and everyday life, we’re reminded that some battles must be fought beneath the surface. Before we overcome what’s out there, we have to confront what’s in here. Don’t fall back—hold the line. You...