“To succeed, work hard, never give up, and above all, cherish a magnificent obsession.” – Walt Disney People can be obsessed with many things, most of which are unhealthy, but there is such a thing as a magnificent obsession. Do you have one? You should! We hope you will check out this week’s sermon…
This past Sunday, we heard from our elders during the Worship service. It was a chance to look back at how God blessed us in 2020 and to look forward as we anticipate all that lies ahead for NewLife in 2021.
Christmas is over. The Light of the world has come. Now what? Check out this week’s sermon to find out! It’s as New Year, so let’s get ready to SHINE!
Sermon from our Christmas Eve 2020 worship gathering where we conclude our ReDiscover Christmas series
Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate Advent and ReDiscover the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love that Christ brings to us all in uncertain times. This week, we will discover how to find LOVE in our differences. For a daily Advent reading plan that tracks with the message series, click here. You can learn more about the season of…
How do you experience real joy in a year like 2020? The same way you experience real hope and peace; by embracing it in the person of Jesus Christ. We can have joy because the Messiah has come into the world to save us from our sin and to bring us into right relationship with God….
Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate Advent and ReDiscover the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love that Christ brings to us all in uncertain times. This week, we will discover how to find PEACE in our struggles. For a daily Advent reading plan that tracks with the message series, click here. You can learn more about the season of…
Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate Advent and ReDiscover the Hope, Peace, Love and Joy that Christ brings to us all in uncertain times. This week, we discover how to find HOPE in uncertain times.
The famous atheist Jean-Paul Sartre fought against despair as he approached death. He tried to convince himself that he would die in hope. Then in great distress, he affirmed, “But hope needs a foundation.” Christ is that foundation for all who believe. In his first letter, the Apostle Peter wrote to suffering Christians in Asia…
Suffering is like broccoli: You don’t want it, but you ought to eat it because it’s good for you. Check out this week’s message as we continue looking at the importance and power of suffering in the book of 1 Peter.
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