New Life Fellowship

Pastor Aaron draws from the parable in Luke 16 to remind us that God calls us to use all that He has given us for the purpose of advancing His Kingdom. When we are obedient in this way we prove our faithfulness TO God and open the door to greater trust FROM God in areas of ministry and responsibility.

Pastor Nathan draws from Nehemiah 4:9 to remind us of one of our Core Values, that prayer is the primary work of God's people. It is a continual two-step process of prayer followed by action.

Pastor Nathan continues the theme of trusting God for all things and keeping our focus on the Lord, making first things first, as He works out His promises to us.

Pastor Nathan exhorts us to give up worries and to come to the Father as children, knowing He cares for us and has resources for ALL our needs.

Pastor Nathan shares with us how good life is for us when we humbly exercise the authority and dominion God has given us without becoming undone by raising ourselves up trying to be equal to God.

Pastor Nathan uses the third chapter of Paul's letter to Titus to remind us the attitude that we, as believers, are called to have toward others.

Pastor Nathan reminds us that God sent the Holy Spirit to help us put into practice the things of the Bible and to flex our muscles of faith!

Pastor Cory reminds us that God's desire is for us to let Him transplant our heart of stone for a heart of flesh that is able to mirror God's own heart.

Pastor Aaron draws our attention to this well known passage of scripture, and explains how the spiritual fruit of love is not only central to our walk with Christ, but is also the most important measure of spiritual maturity.

Are you trading in all the good things that God intends for you, in order to follow after things that will never satisfy? Pastor Nathan draws from the Book of Jeremiah in order to shed light on the many we do exactly that.

Pastor Nathan encourages us to leave the "weeds" to God and come before Him with a heart that truly desires to be "wheat", growing in Christ and prepared for the coming harvest.

We don't have to figure out what our spiritual gifts are before we begin serving as the body of Christ. God uses "unusual suspects" to do His work, like the Samaritan in Luke 10 who just did what needed to be done and served out of the compassion that God gave him toward someone in need.

This sermon explores how our personal motivations for sharing our faith can unintentionally affect the gospel message itself. In order to ensure we preserve the message, we must make sure we have the proper motivations.