NewLife Church

“The greatest legacy one can pass on to one’s children and grandchildren is not money or other material things accumulated in one’s life, but rather a legacy of character and faith.” — Billy Graham Check out this week’s message as we take a brief excursus from 1st Timothy to explore the legacy of Eunice and...

The grace of God is the most powerful force in the universe, capable of saving the worst of sinners and displaying the glory of God for all to see. Check out this week’s message as we continue our series in 1 Timothy and explore how God’s grace transforms and displays His glory. 

In a world where truth is relative and character is in short supply among our leaders, God’s design for the church still stands. Check out this week’s message as we begin a 13-week study in 1st Timothy. This letter isn’t just good advice—it’s a practical, powerful guide for faithful ministry and a healthy church.

Death—inevitable, unstoppable, and final… or is it? From the moment sin entered the world, death reigned supreme. But then came a cross. Then came a tomb. And then came a morning that changed everything. Check out this week’s message and explore the day when Jesus Christ rose from the grave. Discover how Jesus’ resurrection rewrites the...

“He rode upon a borrowed colt, and went to a borrowed grave — but He was, and is, the King of Glory.” Charles Spurgeon Check out this week’s message as we begin our observance of Holy Week by looking at the different responses to Jesus as He rode into Jerusalem and how we ought to...

As the song lyrics go: “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone?” How does the story of an expensive perfume inform us about the worth of our Savior? Is Jesus worthy of our suffering? Is He worthy to be raised in victory? Check out this week’s...

Imagine a firefighter who sees a burning building with people trapped inside. He understands the danger, the risk, and the pain he may face, but without hesitation, he courageously runs toward the flames because he knows it is the only way to save those inside. In a similar way—but on a far greater scale, Jesus...

Most of us would love to raise our standard of living, but have you ever thought about raising your standard of giving? After all, didn’t Jesus say, “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Check out this week’s message and discover how generosity reflects Christ, expands His Kingdom, unlocks blessings, and transforms lives!

It has been said that, “Greed, like the love of comfort, is a kind of fear.” If that is true, then it explains why so many people have trouble sleeping! They are fearful of not having enough or losing what they have. Check out this week’s message as we look at God’s solution to our...

Imagine a friend lends you their brand new car for the entire year. He only asks that you to take good care of it. Now, what if you trashed it, never changed the oil, ignored the check engine light, and returned it dented and dirty? How would your friend feel? Scripture tells us that everything...

What if the things we treasure most are the things that weigh us down the most? We spend our lives chasing bigger, better, and more. We want larger bank accounts, nicer homes, and greater success—but in the end, do they really satisfy? Jesus gives us a warning in Matthew 6:19-21, that earthly treasures will fade,...

We spend so much of our lives investing—investing in careers, relationships, retirement, and even our health. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself: What am I investing in that will last forever? Check out this week’s message as we begin a new sermon series called “Investing in Eternity.” We begin this week by exploring...

Being in an intimate relationship with our creator is essential to our spiritual well-being. Like any relationship, our relationship with God takes two things – time and purposeful intent. It won’t just happen on its own. It is foundational to every aspect of our walk. That is why it is a core value of our...

In a world full of competing voices all vying for our attention, how can we know who or what to trust? We are told that truth is relative and everything is just a matter of opinion. But what if there was a truth we could trust and build our lives on, a voice that speaks...

Every empire in history, from Egypt to Babylon, to Greece and Rome—rose to greatness and eventually crumbled into dust. But there is one Kingdom that continues to thrive and will never pass away. Check out this week’s message as we explore the Kingdom of God and our role in building it.

“God isn’t looking for people of great faith, but for individuals ready to follow Him.” Hudson Taylor – British missionary to China and founder of the China Inland Mission‌A New Year is always filled with new opportunities for loving service, generous giving, and a bold Gospel witness. Are you ready to follow Jesus in 2025?...

At just the right time, Jesus came into the world.  He came to free us from the crushing weight of the law.  We could never be good enough to earn salvation so Jesus lived a perfect life on our behalf.  Why?  Because of love.  God wanted us to be part of his family.  Out of love,...

C.S. Lewis once said, “Joy is the serious business of heaven.” The Christian life should be marked by joy, but what happens when we experience sorrow? How do we find joy through our suffering?‌Check out this week’s message from the third week of Advent as we unpack what true Christian joy is founded upon.

Thomas Merton said, “We are not at peace with others because we are not at peace with ourselves, and we are not at peace with ourselves because we are not at peace with God.” What the world needs now, more than anything, is the peace that only God can give. Check out this week’s message as...

Check out this week’s message as we kick off Advent and explore Isaiah 9:1-7, a powerful prophecy of our one true hope. Discover the promise of a child born to us, the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace: the one true hope in this broken, off-balance world.

“The Lord, the Lord, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, but who will by no means clear the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children’s children, to the third...

Of all the threats to a believer’s walk with God, the greatest is perhaps the sin of Idolatry. Idolatry is worshiping, or being more devoted to, anything other than God. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Exodus 32.‌Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in the book of Exodus and look...

Remember when people used to get dressed up to go to Church? Why did we do that, and why did we stop? There may be more to the answer than meets the eye!‌Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Exodus and explore the beauty and significance of priestly garments and how...

How does a sanctuary with all its furnishings, built some 1,500 years ago, point to the redemptive work of Christ and His perpetual presence in our lives? Check out this week’s message and find out!

“The old covenant is revealed in the New, and the New Covenant is veiled in the Old.” – Saint Augustine of Hippo Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in the book of Exodus and explore how Christ is revealed in the Old Covenant.