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“God never hurries. There are no deadlines against which He must work.”— A.W. Tozer We live in a world of broken promises and delayed expectations, but God is never late and never fails to keep His word. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Joshua 10 and discover why you can...
“Grace isn’t a reward for the worthy—it’s a rescue for the ruined.” As Jericho falls and judgment sweeps the city, one woman walks out alive. Not because she deserved it—but because God made a promise. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Joshua and discover how God keeps His word, saves...
“God told them to win a battle by walking, waiting, and worshiping—no swords, just trust.” It sounds foolish… until the walls fall. In Joshua 6:6–21, we’re reminded that God often works in ways we don’t expect, ways that call for faith. When life feels overwhelming, will we trust His Word or our own plans? Check...
This Easter, we celebrate the empty tomb that proves the grave could not hold Him. Check out this week’s message as we follow that promise from the cross, to the grave, to the empty tomb—and discover why you can stake your eternity on Jesus’ promise of eternal life.
“They wanted a crown—but He came for a cross.” On Palm Sunday, the crowd cheered for the wrong reasons—and honestly, we often do the same. We want Jesus to fix our problems, but He came to do something more important. Check out this week’s message as we follow the King to the middle cross and...
“God does not exist to make much of us—we exist to make much of Him.” That truth becomes unmistakably clear when Joshua encounters the Commander of the Lord’s army just outside the walls of Jericho. Before Israel ever marches, God confronts Joshua with a reality that reshapes everything: the issue is not whether God is...
A pastor once said, “God is more concerned with the condition of our hearts than the speed of our progress. In Joshua chapter 5, we see a powerful reminder that before God leads His people into victory, He first prepares them spiritually. Check out this week’s message as we discover why consecration always comes before...
In Joshua 4, God tells His people to stack stones as a reminder of His mighty power—not just for them but for the next generation. What God does for us and in us is never meant to stop with us. It is meant to echo long after we are gone. Check out this week’s message...
This Sunday, we’ll stand with Israel next to the Jordan River at flood stage and see how the Lord of all the earth goes before His people, making a way where there is none. Joshua 3 will encourage us to live by faith, trusting that the same sovereign God who parts rivers has already prepared...
Faith isn’t just something you feel – it’s something you stake your life on. Rahab doesn’t just believe in Israel’s God; she acts. She hides the spies. She negotiates mercy. She ties the cord. Check out this week’s message as we see how Joshua 2:15-24 shows us what courageous, costly faith looks like and invites...
What is saving faith? Is it a feeling? How does someone know if they have a saving faith? This week, we will look at Rahab (a very unlikely convert) who shows true saving faith and reminds us that no one is beyond the mercy of God in Christ Jesus. Check out this week’s message as...
Most Christians are comfortable trusting God’s promises. The challenge comes when those promises turn into marching orders—when God says, “Move.”This Sunday we’ll see how God’s people respond when it’s time to move. Check out this week’s message as we conclude chapter 1 of Joshua.
In Joshua 1:1–9, God calls Joshua to lead the nation of Israel at a time marked by change, fear, and uncertainty—and He grounds that call in a promise: “I will be with you.” Join us as we see how God meets His people at moments of transition and reminds us that courage doesn’t come from...
“Every family has a story—and so does every church.” Let’s think about being a Christ-centered community of believers that value Love, Hospitality and Service.Check out this week’s message as we explore how God might want you to expand your involvement in the NewLife Church community.
“Every family has a story—and so does every church.” Check out this week’s message, hear some of our story as we explore what it means to be a Christ-centered church, and be reminded of who we are—and who God is calling us to be.
John 1:1–5 reminds us that before anything existed, the Word—Jesus—was already present, fully God, bringing life and light into the world. This is not just a story, but a true love story ~ one with good and evil, darkness and light. It is the story of our Creator demonstrating His love for us, stepping into...
It’s often said that “Life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans.” During Christmas, this idea feels especially true. We rush to do everything—decorating, entertaining, enjoying the lights, and shopping excessively. Amid the bills, decisions, and fears, we can’t quiet our hearts or our minds. Deep down, we yearn for genuine peace and...
In a sense, Christmas begins on the first pages of Scripture. God’s preparations for the moment when this earth would receive its King started where John’s Gospel does, with reference to Genesis 1. John begins not with angels and shepherds and wise men but “in the beginning”—in fact, from before the beginning. From eternity past,...
Someone once said, “When you finally see the cross for what it is, you stop keeping score.” In a world that loves to boast—about success, strength, and self—Paul ends his letter to the Galatians by holding up a very different kind of trophy: the cross of Christ. While the Judaizers paraded their performance, Paul pointed...
Spurgeon once said, “By perseverance the snail reached the ark.” This week in Galatians 6:1–10, we’ll discover why Spirit-led people don’t give up—why they keep restoring, keep bearing burdens, keep serving, and keep sowing good seed even when the results seem slow. Check out this week’s message as we explore how “the Spirit-led life gives,...
Everyone wants freedom—but too often, our version of it leads to slavery: to sin, guilt, and emptiness. Paul reminds us that real freedom isn’t doing what we please, but living by the Spirit who frees us to please God. Check out this week’s message as we as we continue our study of Galatians and discover...
Nothing cuts at the root of pride like the gospel of free grace. — J.C. Ryle Grace humbles us and sets us free. But legalism always tries to creep back in—making us believe we have to earn what Jesus has already given. Check out this week’s message as we unpack Galatians 5:1–12 and learn how...
True or False? God helps those who help themselves. Many Christians feel spiritually stuck – always striving, rarely resting. But in Galatians 4:21-31, Paul reminds us that in Christ, we are not slaves trying to earn approval, we are children who already belong to the Father. Check out this week’s message to discover the freedom...
“Not everyone who smiles at you is for you.” That was true in Paul’s day, too. The Galatians were being charmed by smooth talkers who didn’t want their freedom—they wanted their loyalty. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Galatians and see how the gospel frees us from flattery and control...
“The difference between a slave and a son is not what they do,but who they belong to.” In Galatians 4:1–7, Paul reminds us that we were once enslaved to the elementary principles of the world, but in the fullness of time God sent His Son to redeem us and adopt us into His family. Check...
