RenewNH Audio v2

The specific joy of Jesus is ruling and reigning with His bride, the Church. He gives government position to His saints as a reward for their faithfulness. This is called “Entering into the joy of the Lord”.

Jesus told his disciples repeatedly that following Him meant following in all of his footsteps, including the ones that lead to suffering. To keep a soft, resilient heart in suffering, we need to take on His attitude, to arm ourselves with the same way of thinking. (1 Peter 4:1-2) Join us today for "Resilient Suffering".

Endurance is the way that last days saints gain the victory over the devil and his followers. Spiritual endurance isn't granted, it is grown. To endure something, whether it’s a three-mile run or three-hour traffic jam, means to live through a period of discomfort. We grow comfortable with being uncomfortable to build endurance. "Resilient Disciplines" will explore the power of training to build s...

Endurance is built only by training; going through trials. Once our endurance is built, we can be "Resilient". Resilience is the ability to become strong & healthy again after something bad happens, it includes the idea of returning to an original shape after being pulled, stretched, pressed, bent. These are times when we need to be "Resilient".

One of the greatest physical examples of "Light Even in Darkness" is the miracle star that led the Magi to where Jesus was born. They traveled hundreds of miles to reach a destination that they've never been to before with the light of a star as a guide. It's such a fascinating story that has important revelation to help us join in the worship of the Christ. This week we will celebrate Christmas t...

King Josiah now knows of God's will of judgment on the nation of Judah. The Lord, though, has graciously given him the opportunity to cleanse the land of idolatry. The prophetic gifting helps direct and guide Josiah both in the decision to repent and then in acts of repentance. This "Light in Repentance" message will show us a path forward even in the midst of pending judgment. We will discover th...

Young King Josiah begins seeking the Lord and God gives him a burden to repair the house of God. They find the book of the Law and what Josiah discovers blows his mind and launches him on a course to change the nation. This week in "Light in the Word" we will uncover secrets to turn up the light in our study of God's Word. If you want to take your understanding of the Word to the next level, then...

Space appears dark because light needs something to bounce off in order to become visible to the human eye. The spiritual light of God's Word is just like natural light. It appears to us as if there's only spiritual darkness until God reveals truth and suddenly the light comes on. Psalm 112:4 says "Even in darkness light dawns for the upright..." It's a promise that God will give His people light...

We learned last week that the root Hebrew word translated grumbling means to stop in a particular place and stay there. So if we get stuck in grumbles, how can we move forward? This week we will discover how to move past the grumbles into the joy of learning about the new places God desires to lead us. Join us for Sojourners' School!

The power of praise often brings spiritual highs where we sense God is large and in charge. But spiritual highs often give way to natural lows where the reality of life hits us hard. How can we guard against those soul-searing moments where the spiritual floor drops out from under us? Join us this week as we discover important secrets to staying strong through the down days of the journey to the p...

Israelites have just experienced the greatest physical miracle yet recorded in the Bible, the parting of the Red Sea. The sense of the relief must have been incredible as the Israelites began to sing and dance unto the Lord in celebration. This is the first mention of songs of praise in the Bible and it's packed with insight we need for the days ahead. In "Sojourners' Celebration" we will discover...

Our sense of security is an emotional issue. We could be in a secure home with an alarm system and not feel safe or we could be camping out in the middle of the woods and feel totally secure. Things happen that can quickly turn our perception of a home or a job or a community from secure to totally insecure. God will lead us into a supernatural sense of security when we look to him in our sojourni...

Spiritual Sojourners are those who have a mindset of a temporary resident on earth and the Holy Spirit often leads the Sojourner into unusual circumstances and unique ways to meet their needs. This week in "Sojourners Supply" we will learn to discern the unique sources of God's provision for the times we live in.

God asked Abraham to leave it all behind and dwell in a hostile foreign land of which he knew nothing and where he knew no one. He had to learn to live in tents instead of houses, adapt to a pastoral life of a shepherd instead of the cosmopolitan life in Haran, and develop new allies instead of the natural security of his family. God invited Abraham to be a sojourner who walked by faith and not by...

It's in our human nature to want to be in close relationship with others and some of our closest lifelong relationships are with family. No one loves like family and no one hurts like family. What happens when our family doesn't understand or outright resists God's plan for our lives? God is our defender in the midst of family strife, our lesson this week in "Meekness with Family".

Nothing makes us feel more vulnerable than having a significant need that is a "must have" for us to continue forward. During these moments our faith is forged in the fire of our hunger and thirst for God's provision and God demonstrates His covenant love for us. Learn how meekness hungers for the provision of God this week in "Meekness in Need".