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- What are you thinking?
- As we go through life, we sometimes may wonder if God has lost our phone number. But the encouraging fact is, as Jeremiah reports in chapter 29:11: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Tom Brazell shared this message on 8/17/2008.
- My portion and my cup
- David said in Psalm 16 "Lord, you have assigned me my portion and my cup; you have made my lot secure." Judy Brazell shares how, through her life, she has come to appreciate the truth of that claim, so that she, too, can say, "I have always set the Lord before me. Because He is at my right hand, I will not be shaken." Message delivered 8/10/2008
- Be enthused
- John A. Megaw, founding pastor of New Covenant, traces the DNA of our congregation, which is deeply rooted in the things of the Holy Spirit. He concludes with a challenge to the congregation to become "enthused" ... literally filled with God ... and repent of the four biggest barriers to it: negativism, skepticism, criticism and cynicism. Message delivered 7/13/2008.
- The mission
- Change is all around us, and transitions can be difficult. But no matter what else is different, the mission that God has appointed for His church is always the same: to preach the Gospel and make disciples. Message delivered 7/6/2008
- Storms
- Most of life is unpredictable, but one thing we can count on is that storms will come. When Jesus tells us to go somewhere or do something, it's likely that storms will blow up. But if He has given us a destination, we can trust him to get us there. Message delivered 6/29/2008.
- Faithful for the future
- If you're going to walk in faith, you are going to be tested. But God is faithful to keep his promises, so you can trust him to perform what he has said. Message delivered 6/22/2008.
- The Father’s Spirit of Hope
- Our Father, the Lord God, wants us to know the hope to which he has called us. A Father's Day message by John A. Megaw, founding pastor of New Covenant Community Church. Message delivered 6/15/08. Introduction by Pastor Tom Brazell.
- Developing the world view of a Christ-follower
- Two powerful "voices" that influence people in our culture are post-modernism and humanism. If we are going to follow Christ, however, we need to replace those worldly, selfish ideas with sound Biblical doctrine. Message delivered 6/8/2008.
- Grace abounds
- Where sin increases, grace abounds all the more. It may be hard to believe in contemporary America, but worldwide, there are unprecedented open doors for the Gospel. Dean Davis, international director for Every Community for Christ, shared this update on the move of God around the world on 5/25/2008.
- Stepping Out
- Peter distinguished himself from the other disciples when he stepped out of the boat on the Sea of Galilee. Jonathan distinguished himself from his father King Saul by stepping out to attack the Philistines while Saul rested under a pomegranate tree. If you want to make a difference for God, you need to step out, too. Not just wait for things to come to you. Message delivered by Dr. Leon VanRooyen 5/18/2008.
