New Life Class Podcast

Through a miraculous picnic provision, Jesus reveals Himself as God's King, His disciples as dependent stewards, and His coming Kingdom as eternally satisfying.

Saving faith receives sovereign grace for salvation and it shows in our worship of Christ and fellowship with others. Note: This audio recording is incomplete.

Calling sinners to repent results in feasting with Jesus and faultfinding from the self-righteous.

Dining with Jesus is a celebration of God's presence that will search our hearts to see if we have His heart for the lost.

Hide God's Word in your heart through dedication, dependence, diligence, discipline, and development for great delight.

Memorizing God's Word can be a struggle but here are five more benefits to stimulate you to action.

Memorizing God's Word can be a struggle but here are four benefits to stimulate you to action.

The Hidden Word is the spiritual discipline of hiding God's Word in our heart.

Receive the good news about the Lord Jesus Christ to reverse your loneliness into purposefulness that shares your joy with others.

Sadness at Christmas leads us to lament and look to the Man of Sorrows until His second advent.

Barrenness becomes fruitfulness by the faithfulness of our promise-keeping Lord.

Learn the essentials and expression of biblical praise.

The struggle to give thanks is rooted in our proud hearts.

The influence and relevance of the life and ministry of William Carey, the Father of Modern Missions.

Don't let your feelings exploit, misdirect, or sidetrack you from killing sin. Just obey and let God complete your joy in Him.

Killing sin and living the crucified life is impossible apart from the indwelling presence and power of the Holy Spirit as our Helper.

Killing sin is a replacement process where renewing our minds is essential.

Live the crucified life in the person of Christ as pictured in your baptism and according to a proactive, progressive process of knowing, reckoning. and yielding.

Living the crucified life is God's gracious oxymoron for killing sin.

God's ultimate purpose for delivering us from habitual sin is to transform us into the image of His Son, Jesus Christ.