NewSpring Church Podcast
NewSpring Church is a Christian church focused on helping people discover a personal relationship with Jesus. The podcast features sermons and messages from the church's gatherings. It aims to reach a wide audience with its faith-based teachings. Listeners can also find service times and additional resources on the church's website.
Episodes
Romans: Christian Freedom
The world and the Bible define freedom differently. For Paul, true freedom is found in serving others rather than seeking to be served. In this message from Romans 14, Dan Lian helps us understand this difference and shows how it should affect how we live with those around us.
The world and the Bible define freedom differently. For Paul, true freedom is fo
Romans: Governing Authorities and the Law of Love
How can Christians live in submission to their nation and their God? Navigating this tension wasn’t easy 2000 years ago, and it still isn’t today. Lee McDerment gives us tools to navigate this tension as we seek to honor God and submit to our authorities.
How can Christians live in submission to their nation and their God? Navigating this tension wasn’t ea
Romans: Marks of the True Christian
Romans tells us that those who put their faith in Jesus receive the Spirit of God. The Holy Spirit in the believer’s life produces clear markers of a transformed life. This week, our Campus Pastors show us what those markers are and how to put them into practice effectively.
Romans tells us that those who put their faith in Jesus receive the Spirit of God.
Romans: Living Sacrifice
In Romans 12, Paul begins to explain how a life shaped by the gospel should be reflected in how Christians live. Dan Lian walks us through how Paul describes the Christian life and encourages us to live it out.
In Romans 12, Paul begins to explain how a life shaped by the gospel should be reflected in how Christians live. Dan Lian walks us through how Paul
Romans: Sovereignty and Freedom
Romans 9-11 cover some of the most sensitive topics around the Christian faith: God’s sovereignty over the gospel, our response to the gospel, and Israel’s role in the gospel. In this message, Brad Cooper explores how these things apply to the Christian life and how we should live in response to them.
Romans 9-11 cover some of the most sensitive topics aro
Romans: The Bible’s Greatest Chapter
Paul’s explanation of our righteousness through Christ comes to a rousing conclusion in Romans 8. Lee McDerment explains the benefits of our salvation: life in the Spirit, an inheritance with Christ, future glory, and God’s everlasting love. Truly, we are more than conquerors.
Paul’s explanation of our righteousness through Christ comes to a rousing
Romans: The Struggle is Real
In Romans 7, Paul describes the reality of our struggle with sin. Meredith Knox explains our relationship to the Old Testament Law and how, through Christ, we are now released from its power.
In Romans 7, Paul describes the reality of our struggle with sin. Meredith Knox explains our relationship to the Old Testament Law and how, through Christ, we a
Romans: Dead to Sin, Raised to Life
Paul’s letter to the Romans helps us understand what it means to be baptized into Christ’s death and resurrection. Clayton King explains how baptism symbolizes our unity with Christ in His death and resurrection.
Paul’s letter to the Romans helps us understand what it means to be baptized into Christ’s death and resurrection. Clayton King explains ho
Romans: Champion of Hope
Because we have been declared righteous by faith in Jesus Christ, we now have peace with God. Brad Cooper unpacks how Jesus’ work accomplishes peace and reconciliation with God.
Because we have been declared righteous by faith in Jesus Christ, we now have peace with God. Brad Cooper unpacks how Jesus’ work accomplishes peace and reconciliation with G
Romans: The Righteousness of God Through Faith
In his letter to the Romans, Paul presents Abraham, the Patriarch, as an example of faith. Dan Lian explains how we have access to the righteousness of God through faith in Christ Jesus.
In his letter to the Romans, Paul presents Abraham, the Patriarch, as an example of faith. Dan Lian explains how we have access to the righteousness of God through faith i
Romans: We Have All Sinned
Paul’s letter to the Roman church says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Lee McDerment unpacks why God’s judgment makes sense and why we all need a Savior.
Paul’s letter to the Roman church says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Lee McDerment unpacks why God’s judgment makes sense and why we all need
Romans: The Power of God: A Faith that Forms
The message of Romans was meant for everyday people like you and me. Brad Cooper shares how Paul’s message of courage and salvation to the persecuted church in Rome applies to us in the 21st century.
The message of Romans was meant for everyday people like you and me. Brad Cooper shares how Paul’s message of courage and salvation to the persecuted ch
Made For Relationships: Why Friendship is So Hard
What makes a good friend? How can we find them? How can we become one? Making and keeping friends can be a challenge at every stage of life. In week eight of Made for Relationships, Campus Pastors share biblical principles for enduring friendships.
What makes a good friend? How can we find them? How can we become one? Making and keeping friends can b
Made For Relationships: When Screens Take Over
Technology affects all of our relationships today. What do we do about that? Entrepreneur and tech founder Joey Odom shares his personal journey to reclaim family relationships and strengthen faith.
Technology affects all of our relationships today. What do we do about that? Entrepreneur and tech founder Joey Odom shares his personal journey to recla
Made For Relationships: What Is Your Money Costing You?
How does money affect our relationship with God and others? In week six of Made for Relationships, Pastor Lee McDerment shares a practical plan for moving past the chaos of money madness into true freedom as we steward money God’s way.
How does money affect our relationship with God and others? In week six of Made for Relationships, Pastor Lee
Made For Relationships: What Will You Leave Behind?
In our current cultural moment, it is important that we understand the importance of investing relationally in the next generation. In week five of Made for Relationships, Pastor Dan Lian challenges us to redefine what it means to leave a legacy.
In our current cultural moment, it is important that we understand the importance of investing relational
Made For Relationships: Raising Kids Without Losing Your Mind
Parenting is one of life’s most challenging, yet rewarding relational roles. How can we be successful? In week four of Made for Relationships, Pastor Brad Cooper encourages us to walk in childlike faith, raise our kids with Christlike love, and learn what it means to be fathered by God.
Parenting is one of life’s most challenging, yet rewarding relational
Made For Relationships: Mending the Mess in Your Marriage
Where do we turn when our marriage is struggling? Through biblical principles and practical insight, Pastor Clayton King shares God’s plan to rebuild what is broken and mend the mess so your marriage can heal and thrive again.
Where do we turn when our marriage is struggling? Through biblical principles and practical insight, Pastor Clayton King shar
Made For Relationships: Getting On the Same Page
How can we prepare now for a life of great friendships, a lasting marriage, and a great family? In week two of Made for Relationships, Pastor Dan Lian shares biblical principles to help young people build a life full of great relationships.
How can we prepare now for a life of great friendships, a lasting marriage, and a great family? In week two of
Made For Relationships: Why Relationships Matter
In week one of Made for Relationships, Pastor Brad Cooper teaches that we are designed by a relational God to be relational people. In a culture of isolation and loneliness, the gospel opens the door to reconciliation and ushers us into the vibrant community of the church.
In week one of Made for Relationships, Pastor Brad Cooper teaches that we are
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Lose the Laziness
Though laziness, or sloth, is easy to see and judge in others, it’s much harder to confront in ourselves. Pastor Dan Lian explains that diligence is God’s plan and purpose for His children.
Though laziness, or sloth, is easy to see and judge in others, it’s much harder to confront in ourselves. Pastor Dan Lian explains that diligence is God’s plan an
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Get Rid of Anger
Sometimes we excuse our uncontrolled anger with, “That’s just the way I am.” Pastor Meredith Knox explains that by practicing the patience of Christ, we can find victory over uncontrolled anger.
Sometimes we excuse our uncontrolled anger with, “That’s just the way I am.” Pastor Meredith Knox explains that by practicing the patience of Christ, we can
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: How to Overcome Envy and Find Contentment
Jealousy can be a dangerous motivator. Pastor Lee McDerment encourages us to look to Jesus for contentment in whatever situation we find ourselves in. He has provided just what we need, when we need it.
Jealousy can be a dangerous motivator. Pastor Lee McDerment encourages us to look to Jesus for contentment in whatever situation we find ourselves in
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Winning the Battle Against Lust
"The gospel is this: We are more sinful and flawed in ourselves than we ever dared believe, yet at the very same time we are more loved and welcomed in Jesus Christ than we ever dared hope."
"The gospel is this: We are more sinful and flawed in ourselves than we ever dared believe, yet at the very same time we are more loved and welcomed in Jesus Christ th
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Are We Greedy or Are We Generous?
Greed is a powerful motivator that leads to all kinds of evil. In this message, Pastor Clayton King explains how generosity unlocks victory over a greedy heart and can be a witness to a stingy world.
Greed is a powerful motivator that leads to all kinds of evil. In this message, Pastor Clayton King explains how generosity unlocks victory over a greed
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Gain Victory Over Gluttony
Gluttony is more than simply eating too much. A lack of control affects all aspects of our lives. In this message, Pastor Dan Lian explains that there is profound satisfaction on offer through Jesus and the fruit of self-control.
Gluttony is more than simply eating too much. A lack of control affects all aspects of our lives. In this message, Pastor
Feed the Spirit - Starve the Flesh: Killing our Pride
In this first message, Pastor Brad Cooper explains what it means to put to death the deeds of our body so that we can live in freedom. From the beginning, pride has been a snare, but we can prevail over pride through Jesus’ example of humility demonstrated in the gospel.
In this first message, Pastor Brad Cooper explains what it means to put to death
Easter at NewSpring: Easter Sunday
Thomas’ encounter with the risen Christ resolved his doubts and propelled him to live a life full of purpose. Pastor Brad Cooper teaches that a life of purpose begins when we believe and confess, “My Lord and my God!”
Thomas’ encounter with the risen Christ resolved his doubts and propelled him to live a life full of purpose. Pastor Brad Cooper teaches tha
Easter at NewSpring: The Triumphal Entry
Many who saw Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead gathered to welcome their king into Jerusalem. Later that week, those who doubted yelled, “Crucify him!” Pastor Lee McDerment teaches on the Triumphal Entry and what it means to live in expectation of the King.
Many who saw Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead gathered to welcome their king into Jerusalem.
Signs of the Christ: Sign Seven: Lazarus
In John 11, Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.” Pastor Dan Lian teaches on how we can have hope in any situation when we believe in eternal life through Jesus Christ.
In John 11, Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet sh
Signs of the Christ: Sign Six: A Man Born Blind
In John 9:1-41, Jesus heals a man born blind and, in doing so, makes a bold statement about the Pharisees’ spiritual blindness. Pastor Brad Cooper teaches that true spiritual sight results from believing in Jesus.
In John 9:1-41, Jesus heals a man born blind and, in doing so, makes a bold statement about the Pharisees’ spiritual blindness. Pastor Brad Coop
Signs of the Christ: Sign Five: Walking on Water
John 6:16-21 records the miracle of Jesus walking on water. Jesus tells his disciples, “It is I; do not be afraid.” Pastor Lee McDerment teaches on Jesus’ control over the chaos of our world and how believing in Jesus is the key to overcoming fear.
John 6:16-21 records the miracle of Jesus walking on water. Jesus tells his disciples, “It is I; do not
Signs of the Christ: Sign Four: Feeding 5000
John 6:5-14 records the miraculous feeding of the 5000. Jesus’ provision points to a deeper reality; He promises to meet our deepest hungers with spiritual food that never spoils. Pastor Brad Cooper teaches what it means to believe Jesus is the Bread of Life.
John 6:5-14 records the miraculous feeding of the 5000. Jesus’ provision points to a deeper realit
Signs of the Christ: Sign Three: The Paralyzed Man
John 5:1-18 records the healing at the Pool of Bethesda. Jesus asks a man, an invalid for 38 years, “Do you want to get well?” Pastor Clayton King explores why we sometimes get stuck in our circumstances, but when we believe in Jesus, we can have a full and free life in His name.
John 5:1-18 records the healing at the Pool of Bethesda. Jesus asks a man, an
Signs of the Christ: Sign Two: The Official’s Son
In John 4:43-54, Jesus challenges an official with these words: “Unless you see signs and wonders you will not believe.” We all want to see miraculous things happen in our lives. But will we believe Jesus, even if we don’t get our miracle? In this message, Pastor Brad Cooper explores what it means to have unwavering faith.
In John 4:43-54, Jesus chal
Signs of the Christ: Sign One: The Wedding
Jesus’ first sign, recorded in John 2:1-11, accomplishes more than simply rescuing a couple from social embarrassment. When water miraculously turns to wine, Jesus signals His identity as Messiah. In this message, Pastor Dan Lian explores the abundant life of Christ possible when we believe.
Jesus’ first sign, recorded in John 2:1-11, accomplishes more tha
Grow: It’s Time to Commit
Wherever we find ourselves, there’s always another step to take in our growth. In week five of “Grow,” Pastor Brad Cooper unpacks the commitment necessary to move from simply curious to a cultivated and commissioned follower of Christ. Are you committed to Jesus and his Church?
Wherever we find ourselves, there’s always another step to take in our gr
Grow: Our Family Values
Jesus commanded us to love one another. In week four of “Grow,” Pastor Lee McDerment teaches how our Family Values help us express love for God, each other, and the world. We express the love we have for one another in tangible ways such as serving, giving, and fellowship.
Jesus commanded us to love one another. In week four of “Grow,” Pastor Lee McD
Grow: This Is How We Grow
If we want to change the world, we must first invite God to change us. In week three of “Grow,” Pastor Brad Cooper unpacks the practical disciplines of spiritual growth. Spiritual disciples are only a trellis for our personal growth; we must invite others into the process.
If we want to change the world, we must first invite God to change us. I
Grow: This Is Who We Are
Our church is a unique expression of God’s heart for growth. In week two of “Grow,” Pastor Lee McDerment shares the journey of NewSpring Church and our vision to see everyone everywhere in an everyday relationship with Jesus.
Our church is a unique expression of God’s heart for growth. In week two of “Grow,” Pastor Lee McDerment shares the journey of
Grow: God’s Plan for Growing
Christians grow through connection to Jesus and his body. In week one of “Grow,” Pastor Brad Cooper helps us understand what it means to abide in Jesus and bear fruit as we are cultivated through the local church.
Christians grow through connection to Jesus and his body. In week one of “Grow,” Pastor Brad Cooper helps us understand what it means to abide i
Messiah: Prophet, Priest, King: End-of-Year Gathering
Pastor Lee McDerment challenges us with NewSpring’s namesake passage, Isaiah 43:18-19, to make peace with our past, perceive what God is doing in the present, and step confidently into the future.
Pastor Lee McDerment challenges us with NewSpring’s namesake passage, Isaiah 43:18-19, to make peace with our past, perceive what God is doing in the prese
Messiah: Prophet, Priest, King: Christmas Eve Candlelight
Join us on Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of the Messiah with a family gathering filled with songs, Scripture, and candles.
Join us on Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of the Messiah with a family gathering filled with songs, Scripture, and candles.
Messiah: Prophet, Priest, King: Where Did Jesus Come From?
A little baby, born in a manger 2000 years ago, promised peace as the King of kings and Lord of lords. Pastor Brad Cooper shows us how Jesus Christ, our King, establishes peace on earth.
A little baby, born in a manger 2000 years ago, promised peace as the King of kings and Lord of lords. Pastor Brad Cooper shows us how Jesus Christ, our King, establ
Messiah: Prophet, Priest, King: You’re closer to God than you think
Jesus is our High Priest who mediates on our behalf before God. In love, He gives of Himself so that we can fellowship with God. Pastor Lee McDerment shows us the example of Christ and our responsibility to the world as a “kingdom of priests.”
Jesus is our High Priest who mediates on our behalf before God. In love, He gives of Himself so that we can
Messiah: Prophet, Priest, King: Did Jesus really Fulfill Prophecy?
Isaiah prophesied of the coming “anointed one” — the Messiah who would bring justice, freedom, joy, and healing. Pastor Ray Ortlund shows us that in Jesus, all our prophetic hopes for the Messiah have been fulfilled.
Isaiah prophesied of the coming “anointed one” — the Messiah who would bring justice, freedom, joy, and healing. Pastor Ray Ortlund sho
The Blood: Nothing But the Blood
Revelation 12:11 says believers overcome “by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.” In this message, Pastor Allen Cothran teaches the power of Jesus’ blood and our personal testimony. We will never get over the blood of Jesus!
Revelation 12:11 says believers overcome “by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.” In this message,
The Blood: There Will Be Blood
Blood is central to the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Revelation paints a picture of unity and victory for believers, but gives a sober warning to those who have not trusted in Christ’s blood for the forgiveness of sin. The Christian message is filled with hope in a gracious and merciful God who is also a righteous judge, who also justly punishes the ungodly.
The Blood: Does the Blood of Jesus Still Heal Today?
Does the blood of Jesus still heal today? Connecting Isaiah 53 and Acts 8, Pastor Lee McDerment shows that the blood of Jesus does more than save us for eternity. Jesus’ work on the cross changes our everyday reality. Jesus is our Savior, Healer, and Friend.
Does the blood of Jesus still heal today? Connecting Isaiah 53 and Acts 8, Pastor Lee McDerme
The Blood: Why Jesus is Called the Lamb of God
Why is Jesus called the Lamb of God? Pastor Clayton King explores Passover and the New Covenant of Christ’s blood. Jesus, our once-for-all atoning sacrificial substitute, makes our everyday relationship possible.
Why is Jesus called the Lamb of God? Pastor Clayton King explores Passover and the New Covenant of Christ’s blood. Jesus, our once-for-all
The Blood: Why Jesus’ Death Changes Everything
Why does the death of Jesus forgive us of our sin? Pastor Brad Cooper reaches back to the Garden of Eden to teach us about the problem of sin and how God made a way through the blood of Jesus to overcome our sin, shame, and separation.
Why does the death of Jesus forgive us of our sin? Pastor Brad Cooper reaches back to the Garden of Eden to teach us
City to City: The Day of the Lord
Paul exhorts the city of Thessalonica to remember Christ’s return. We must keep our eyes fixed on our earthly purpose even as we look forward to the Day of the Lord. We live in the hope of Christ’s imminent return, which changes everything.
Paul exhorts the city of Thessalonica to remember Christ’s return. We must keep our eyes fixed on our ear
City to City: Live in the Light
Colossians - Live in the Light, from the kingdom of darkness to kingdom of light. It’s not just different, it is dark. Gnostic thinking still pervades our world.
Colossians - Live in the Light, from the kingdom of darkness to kingdom of light. It’s not just different, it is dark. Gnostic thinking still pervades our world.
City to City: Joy In Jail!
Philippians contains some of the most familiar Bible verses of our faith. “He who began a good work is able to finish it.” “I can do all things through Christ…” “Don’t be anxious about anything…” Paul writes to the city of Philippi from a jail cell, showing us how to have joy and contentment in every circumstance.
Philippians contains some of the mos
City to City: In Christ
Paul challenges the church in Ephesus to find their identity in Christ. This phrase, “in Christ,” found fifteen times in the letter of Ephesians, calls us to fully embrace who Christ has made us to be through the Gospel.
Paul challenges the church in Ephesus to find their identity in Christ. This phrase, “in Christ,” found fifteen times in the letter
City to City: Refuse a Different Gospel
Paul is shocked to find that the region of Galatia has welcomed a different Gospel than the one he preached. Paul challenges the cities of Galatia to refuse any other Gospel. We must trust only in the finished work of Christ.
Paul is shocked to find that the region of Galatia has welcomed a different Gospel than the one he preached. Paul challenges the cit
City to City: Maturity and Ministry
In the chaos and idolatry of Corinth, Paul helps the church move from immaturity to maturity, and from maturity to ministry. We can operate as ambassadors with purpose, demonstrating generosity and reconciliation to a culture desperate for truth.
In the chaos and idolatry of Corinth, Paul helps the church move from immaturity to maturity, and f
City to City: I Am Not Ashamed
To the persecuted church of Rome, Paul says, “I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” Paul, appointed to be an Apostle by the will of God, trusts in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And this Gospel does not disappoint. Paul offers the doctrine of salvation to the Romans to build their confidence in the face of death. Because of this confidence, they can “present their
The Great Commission: Love your Neighbor and Change the World!
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word that suggests handing out tracts to strangers or doing other awkward things. But what if there was a more organic, more authentic w
The Great Commission: Everyone is a Teacher!
The Great Commission recasts God’s original mandate to “be fruitful and multiply.” We see God’s heart to reach and teach from start to finish. In today’s message, Lee shows us that everyone is a teacher, whether they’re intentionally teaching or not. We all have the great privilege to observe the teaching of Christ.
The Great Commission recasts God’s
The Great Commission: It’s an act of OBEDIENCE
Jesus commissioned us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit. While some delay obedience, Jesus’ example of immediate obedience propels us to take this next step seriously. Today, we have the opportunity to immediately follow Jesus in baptism!
Jesus commissioned us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit. While some delay obedi
The Great Commission: Becoming a Fisher of Men
The Great Commission is great because it commands us to make disciples. God has entrusted us with responsibility of discipleship. Great disciples make disciples! Discipleship is an intentional process of following Jesus. What does it mean to be a disciple? How do we make them? Are you actively in the process of becoming more like Jesus?
The Great Com
The Great Commission: God Says Go
God says “Go!” Punctuating his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus commands his disciples to “Go, make disciples of all nations.” His message then and now is clear. This is a command and commission to ALL Christians everywhere, everyday.
God says “Go!” Punctuating his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus commands his disciples to “Go, make disciples
Psalms: Psalms of Messiah
“Where do we find Jesus in the Psalms?” We might be surprised to learn that Jesus said that everything written about him in the Psalms must be fulfilled (Luke 24:44). The Psalms of Messiah, also called “Royal Psalms,” poetically and prophetically describe the person and work of Jesus Christ. Examples of Royal Psalms: 2, 18, 20, 21, 22, 45, 72, 89, 101, 110, 118, 144,
Psalms: Psalms of Praise
“How do I worship God?” While Psalms of thanksgiving tend to focus on what God has done, Psalms of Praise celebrate God’s character. The Psalmist has given us words to praise the name and majesty of God. Examples of Psalms of Praise: 33, 48, 68, 84, 92, 104, 105, 106, 148, 149, 150
“How do I worship God?” While Psalms of thanksgiving tend to focus on what
Psalms: Psalms of Ascent
“How do I walk with God?” The Bible describes our journey with God as a pilgrimage. The Psalms of Ascent are ancient songs that travelers sang as they neared the physical place of worship. Today, we sing these songs as we spiritually journey upward toward God. Examples of Psalms of Ascent: 120-134.
“How do I walk with God?” The Bible describes our journey
Psalms: Psalms of Thanksgiving
“How do I experience the presence of God?” “How can express my thankfulness for all God has done?” Psalm 100 is an example of a Psalm of Thanksgiving. Through it we learn that thankfulness is the password to God’s presence. Biblical songs of thanksgiving give us a rich vocabulary of worship. Examples of Psalms of Thanksgiving: 30, 32, 34, 40, 75, 107, 116, 118.
Psalms: Psalms of Wisdom
“How can I be more wise?” “Can I develop wisdom?” We all want more wisdom. Psalm 1 teaches us that prayer is not only talking to God; it’s about listening and receiving his wisdom from his Word. Psalm 1 provides the lens by which we understand the entire biblical song collection as God’s Word to us. The Psalms of wisdom show us how to live a righteous life before God every
James: Doers of the Word: The Prayer of Faith
James says that our healing is just on the other side of confession and prayer. Will we have the humility to confess to others and receive the prayer we need?
James says that our healing is just on the other side of confession and prayer. Will we have the humility to confess to others and receive the prayer we need?
James: Doers of the Word: Ain’t Nothing To It, But To Do It - Part 2
James powerfully exposes the sins we ignore and strongly warns the rich. Can we grasp just how rich we truly are? Can we embrace the responsibility of generosity?
James powerfully exposes the sins we ignore and strongly warns the rich. Can we grasp just how rich we truly are? Can we embrace the responsibility of generosity?
James: Doers of the Word: The Tongue is Powerful
James reminds us of the power our words have to bless and curse. With powerful illustrations, we are encouraged to tame the tongue.
James: Doers of the Word: Faith Tested?
James compels us toward steadfastness and maturity. Endurance is developed through patience in suffering. It is the tested faith that perseveres.
James: Doers of the Word: Ain’t Nothin To It, But To Do It.
We are saved by grace alone apart from our works, but that saving grace compels us to act. James encourages us to declare the gospel by demonstrating the gospel.
We are saved by grace alone apart from our works, but that saving grace compels us to act. James encourages us to declare the gospel by demonstrating the gospel.
Ruth: God’s Love Story: God’s Unlikely Stories
God’s family is filled with unlikely people. We are unlikely recipients of grace. Our church is an unlikely participant in God’s plan. Ruth inspires us to ask: What are the unlikely stories around us of God’s covenant love? How has Jesus shown himself to be our kinsman-redeemer?
God’s family is filled with unlikely people. We are unlikely recipients
Ruth: God’s Love Story: Redemption & Lineage
In Chapter four of Ruth, Boaz redeems Naomi and Ruth. Boaz and Ruth become the great-grandparents of King David and the ancestors of Jesus Christ. Ruth is one of several people no one would expect in the genealogy of Jesus. How has God redeemed you and brought you in his covenant family?
In Chapter four of Ruth, Boaz redeems Naomi and Ruth. Boaz and
Ruth: God’s Love Story: God’s Redeeming Love
In Chapter three of Ruth, Ruth takes a bold risk in hopes of redemption. Grief and loss turn to joy as she is brought under the covenant love of Boaz. Ultimate redemption is found in Jesus Christ.
In Chapter three of Ruth, Ruth takes a bold risk in hopes of redemption. Grief and loss turn to joy as she is brought under the covenant love of Boaz. Ulti
Ruth: God’s Love Story: The Favor of God
In Chapter two of Ruth, we’re introduced to a picture or foreshadow of Christ. He is a provider and protector. Boaz bestows safety and security and gives Ruth hope for redemption.
In Chapter two of Ruth, we’re introduced to a picture or foreshadow of Christ. He is a provider and protector. Boaz bestows safety and security and gives Ruth hope for rede
Ruth: God’s Love Story: God Makes All Things New
Who Is This Man? The Gospel of Mark: Easter at NewSpring
The Gospel of Mark forces us to answer the question, “Who is this man?” We conclude our series by celebrating the resurrected Jesus.
The Gospel of Mark forces us to answer the question, “Who is this man?” We conclude our series by celebrating the resurrected Jesus.
Who Is This Man? The Gospel of Mark: Good Friday at NewSpring
Good Friday. Jesus is mocked, beaten, and ultimately crucified on a cross. The Centurion confesses, “Surely, this is the Son of God.”
Good Friday. Jesus is mocked, beaten, and ultimately crucified on a cross. The Centurion confesses, “Surely, this is the Son of God.”
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