Weekly Sermon Podcast

What if all things were possible? In Matthew 19:26, we can have confidence knowing that with God all things are possible! In this week's message, Pastor John shares on how to surround yourself with faith and hope-filled friends who will believe for the promises of God in your life, and how to become one for others.

What if God could do the impossible in your life? Jonathan and his armor bearer asked an audacious question in the face of certain defeat. What if God would show up on their behalf? What if God will show up on your behalf? In this message, begin to dream larger with the God who can do the impossible!

Throughout Scripture we see a theme of making room for God and for others. This is evident in the life of Jesus' disciples as they spent time with him and serving others. Learn more in this message!

In this week's message, Pastor Dave shares on how God is for us! As children of God we can take joy in trials knowing that they produce perseverance of our faith, and we can choose to stand on Romans 8:31 which says, "if God is for us who can be against us?"

During this Sunday's message, guest speaker Julie Miller from Life Church Pittsburg shares from Mark 5. When a man approaches Jesus, he not only has to press through the crowd to request that his daughter be healed but he also has to press through delay and fear. Be encouraged that as we content for the promises God is looking to do more than we originally asked.

In this message, guest speaker Adam Miller brings the word and teaches on living by the spirit. Life by the spirit means we live with conviction but not with condemnation. It is time to live in freedom with Jesus!

When Jesus is invited into the home of Simon, he is dishonored by his host but honored by an unwanted guest. We see that there are things we only receive while in the company of others or as we stay committed to our relationships. In this message, we look specifically at the role of honor in relationships through the symbolic acts of washing each other's feet, greeting each other with a kiss, and...

In Week 5 of "Jesus First," Pastor Caleb shares on the power and freedom found in forgiveness. Seeking God first looks like receiving and releasing forgiveness in our lives and to the lives around us. As we do, we step into the victory found in the blood of Jesus and what He's done on the cross.

In Part 2 of Brothers in The Father's House (Luke 15), we understand that authentic relationships and genuine connection flow from the security of the Father’s love. The Father models how to make connection our priority over justifying the distance in the relationship we've been holding onto. The Father calls us up as his children and helps us understand healthy boundaries.

Pastor Caleb dives into week 4 of the Jesus First series sharing on the importance of placing our identity in Christ Alone! As we remember the promises of God and what Jesus has spoken over our lives, then we begin to step into the fullness of purpose and who we are called to be.

n this message series, Pastor Rachel debunks some myths about authentic relationships and looks at what it means to live the second great commandment to love your neighbor as yourself. In Luke 15, Jesus gives a parable of two sons and their loving Father. Both sons need a revelation of God's grace and love for it's out of our identity as loved sons and daughters of God that we can graciously love...

In part three of our Jesus First sermon series, Caio De Azevedo highlights the reasons why we worship. God doesn’t want worship to just be familiar to us; he wants it to be found in us. Check out this service to hear more!

In 2024, we are aiming to be true to the core. At New Life, that means we are prioritizing the Presence, People, and Purpose. Check out this message by Pastor John to learn more!

The call of every believer is to surrender and obedience. In this message, Garett Johnson breaks down three actions steps (Prepare, Follow and Speak) that help us to live in this calling. Check out this podcast to learn more!

In this week's message, for Vision Sunday 2024 Pastor Caleb shares how to increase a holy hunger in our lives by pursuing God's presence and answering the call to be a generation of those who Seek His face. The revelation of Jesus leads us to greater breakthroughs and the ability to overcome!

In Part 2 of "Jesus First," Pastor Caleb shares how to step into worship versus worry. Seeking God first is a lifelong pursuit which invites us to prioritize Him again and again. As we lay down our worries for worship and exchange the cares of this world for praise, the outcome is joy and peace filled life.

It was because Jesus said so that Peter launched into the deep and put out a net for a catch despite his experience and circumstances. Are we willing to let God command our lives? Putting Jesus first in our lives will elicit a hunger for God's word and entail obedience to his word.

What makes you want Jesus? In this message, we reflect upon three people from Luke 9 who said they wanted to be with Him but had conditions. Listen to Jesus' response to address those conditions and bring them closer to Himself.

In Matthew 6:33 Jesus says, "But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." Seeking first the Kingdom means putting King Jesus at the center of our lives. As we place Him as the priority, we experience the righteousness, peace, and joy His presence brings.

In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Caleb highlights that our God is the everlasting Father. There is healing in His wings and His arms never get tired of holding His children. He is not just our Father for a season, but He is everlasting!

In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Caleb highlights that our God is the everlasting Father. There is healing in His wings and His arms never get tired of holding His children. He is not just our Father for a season, but He is everlasting!

In this message from Isaiah 9:6, we unfold the truth that we were given the greatest gift of all time - Jesus. We unwrap the significance of the names of Jesus, specifically He is called our Mighty God. Thus, we can personally come to know Him as our powerful hero and warrior fighting for us, working in and through us.

In part 4 of the Good News of Great Joy message series, Pastor Caleb shares how Jesus is our Mighty God. He is the king of glory and mighty warrior who fights on our behalf, bestowing victory to us through His defeat of sin and death on the cross.

The good news is that Jesus is the answer that breaks every generational cycle. In this Sunday's message, Pastor David looks at the power of forgiveness in the lives of the patriarchs of the Old Testament.

In Week 3 of Good News of Great Joy, we see how Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor through the power of the Holy Spirit. He works in and through our lives as our helper, advocate, and intercessor leading us in His council, the wise council of others, and drawing us to do the same for those around us.