As the disciples wait on what Jesus promised, the Spirit comes, boldness rises, and what starts in a room moves into the city. From waiting to filling to movement, we see what happens when people stay with what Jesus said and respond to His Spirit.

Our attention settles on where He is now—and what it looks like to keep walking with Him by His Spirit.

Held in His nearness and sent with His authority, it traces a life that moves with Him—steady, responsive, and confident that He is with us as we go.

The crowd calls Him King, while still holding their own expectations. We stay with that tension — recognizing Him, and letting go of what we thought He would be.

It moves through authority, mercy, and presence—what it looks like to live from what’s been given, to respond with simple obedience, and to stay with Him over distraction.

The morning closes with prayer, response, and a sending for Derek and Whitney.

We're invited into a recalibration — fixing our eyes on Christ above distraction, and on Him.

It’s a quiet moment that invites reflection on how easily the uncommon can feel ordinary, and what it looks like to remain attentive to Jesus with openness and trust.

During our second service, Melissa Hoppock reminded us that Jesus meets us honestly where we are—offering rest for weary souls and peace for hearts longing to be restored.

We’re not called to repeat what’s been done before, but to carry His presence into a new design. His plan is simple: communion with Him and community with each other. Together we win by walking out the blueprints of grace He’s placed in our hands.

We’ll discuss the difference between happiness and spiritual joy, how to process emotions honestly with God, and ways to find creative inspiration through divine connection. This conversation challenges the “tortured artist” stereotype and offers practical insights for living with authentic joy—in both your art and everyday life.

Perfect for Christian artists, creators, and anyone seeking deeper purpose, this episode is an invitation to experience freedom, healing, and inspiration through faith.

Through worship, Scripture, and a powerful testimony, this message reminds us that peace, joy, and salvation are available to all who believe. The Light of the World has come—and He came for you.

Scriptures: Luke 2:8–14, John 3:16, Romans 10:9, Acts 2:21 For more: newlifecovenant.org

With humor, vulnerability, and power-packed scripture, this message will encourage you to stay full of faith, even when the world pokes and presses.

Key themes: guarding your heart, spiritual authority, joy robbers, renewing your mind, speaking life, forgiveness, and walking in love.

This season, let your life shine like a love song to the Lord.

Key themes: joy, idolatry, offense, generosity, spiritual maturity, and the power of God’s presence. Let this season be more than survival—step into joy unspeakable and full of glory

Scripture: Psalm 100, Philippians 4, 1 Thessalonians 5, Psalm 103

Text: Philippians 4, Psalm 100, 1 Thessalonians 5, 2 Timothy 3

Text: 2 Chronicles 20, Luke 4:18–19, Mark 4, Psalm 34

Text: Acts 16, Psalm 34, Luke 4:18–19, John 1

Text: Luke 4:18–19, Psalm 34, Mark 4, Nehemiah 8:10

Text: Luke 4:18–19, Matthew 4, Romans 10:17

Key Themes: – Near-death testimony – The power of prayer and worship – Family in heaven – Forgiveness and salvation – Heaven’s reality through Scripture

Text: John 14:1–6, Hebrews 10, Revelation, Mark 4

This isn’t a message of condemnation—it’s a wake-up call to guard your heart, protect your soil, and return to your first love. Pastor Kit reminds us that we determine what kind of soil we are by how we prioritize God’s Word, intimacy with Him, and time in His presence. Through personal stories, encouragement, and bold truth, you’ll be challenged to reevaluate your spiritual priorities and recommit to cultivating good ground.

If you’re hungry for a deeper walk with God and ready to bear lasting fruit, this message will reignite your passion and ground you in truth.

This message is more than a teaching—it’s a call to spiritual maturity. From confronting doubt with truth to standing on God’s promises for healing, provision, and miracles, Pastor Kit challenges us to let the Word go deep and transform how we live, pray, and believe. You’ll hear personal testimonies, prophetic encouragement, and a vision for New Life to become a cancer-free zone—because where the Word is honored, God’s glory dwells.

If you’ve been stuck in shallow faith or weary from unanswered prayers, this message will stir your spirit, strengthen your foundation, and reawaken your expectation. The Word still works—and it’s working in you.

Many believers stay stuck in the safety of routine or past disappointments, but Jesus meets us in the storm with a simple call: “Come.” When we shift our focus from fear to faith, from the wind to the Word, we begin to live as Kingdom carriers—walking in healing, power, and boldness.

This message is a wake-up call to move beyond passive belief and into action. You’ve been equipped. You’ve been anointed. And He’s still saying, “Don’t be afraid. It’s Me.” Will you trust Him enough to step out?

Through Matthew 14 and Mark 16, we’re challenged to become believing believers—people who trust God not just for salvation, but for healing, provision, and purpose. The storm may rage, the wind may be contrary, but when our eyes are fixed on Jesus, we won’t sink. We walk in Kingdom authority not because we’re perfect, but because His presence goes with us.

This message is a call to mature faith. A reminder that miracles don’t come from safety—they come from surrender. And when we cry, “Help, Lord,” He reaches out, lifts us up, and walks with us back into peace.

Through declarations from Luke 4, Matthew 4, and Mark 16, we’re reminded that we’ve been anointed to preach, to heal, and to walk in authority. You are the salt of the earth—but unused salt hardens. This message is a divine poke from the Holy Spirit: don’t stay stuck in the shaker. Shake out. Show up. Step in.

You are a champion in Christ—qualified, certified, and empowered to walk in purpose. Revival doesn’t start in the building—it starts in the believer. And if you’ve been wondering who God wants to use... He’s looking at you.

Like the prodigal son, we may wander, but the Father is always watching for our return—ready with a robe of righteousness, a ring of authority, and shoes of sonship. Our value doesn’t come from what we’ve done or what we’ve lost. It comes from who we belong to.

You are not a slave. You are a son. A daughter. A champion. And when we abide in His presence, saturated like a pickle in brine, we carry the fragrance and authority of the Holy Spirit into every space we enter. This is your reminder: You are chosen, equipped, and called to shine His light with boldness, compassion, and joy.

From Matthew 4:19 to Luke 4:18 and 2 Peter 1, this message declares that everything you need for life and godliness has already been deposited into you through His Spirit. You’re not waiting for purpose—you’re walking in it. You carry the light of the world, and wherever you go, the Kingdom goes with you.

God has never had a bad idea—and you were His idea. You’ve been chosen, equipped, and anointed to bring freedom, joy, and truth to the world around you. So wake up with the Holy Spirit, walk boldly, and touch someone’s life this week with the love of Jesus. Because in Him—you’re really something.

Drawing from Matthew 4:19, Pastor Kit challenges us to step out of passivity and into purpose. Discipleship isn’t reserved for the elite—it’s the daily walk of people who say yes to Jesus. Whether you’ve been overlooked, feel unworthy, or think you’ve missed your chance, this message declares: God picked you on purpose, for a purpose.

You are a Kingdom carrier, a light-bearer, a champion in Christ. And it’s time to rise.

Using Matthew 4:19 as a foundation, this message highlights how Jesus doesn’t wait for perfection—He calls us in the middle of our ordinary lives and transforms us into Kingdom carriers. Pastor Tim challenges us to move from passive belief to active discipleship, stepping into our identity as light-bearers and people-catchers in a world hungry for truth.

From funny fishing stories to powerful reminders of our identity, this message will stir your faith and activate your calling. The Kingdom is not out there somewhere—it’s in you. And it’s time to let your light shine.

But what is the fear of the Lord? It’s not about being afraid of God—it’s about holding Him in awe, honoring His presence, and protecting the intimacy we have with Him. Revival isn’t just emotional—it’s holy. It comes when the church walks in reverence, purity, and deep hunger for His voice.

Pastor Tim also shares stories of missionary encounters and first-generation believers who walked in such sensitivity to the Holy Spirit that even a small misstep would break their hearts. That’s the kind of church God is building—one that doesn’t take His presence lightly.

If you’re ready to walk in deeper intimacy, fresh favor, and renewed purpose, this message will stir your spirit and help position your heart for everything God wants to do in and through you.

Key Scripture: Psalm 147:11 Themes: Revival, fear of the Lord, prophetic word, intimacy with God, holiness, spiritual hunger, awe and reverence

Key Scripture: Psalm 147:11 Theme: Awe, intimacy, revival, prophetic word, fear of the Lord, hunger for God

Key Scriptures: Joshua 10, Romans 12:2, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Luke 4, John 10:10, Mark 11:23, Proverbs 4:23, and more.

Scriptures: Joshua 10, Romans 12:1–2, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Luke 4, Proverbs 4:23, Mark 11:23, John 10:10, and more.

Scriptures: Hebrews 13:8, Luke 4, John 10, Romans 12:2, Colossians 2:8, John 8:44, and more.

Scriptures: Exodus 14, Matthew 28, 1 John 3:8, Romans 8:37, Romans 12:1–2, Ephesians 4, and more.

God lovingly confronts us—not with shame, but with clarity—asking, “Do you know you’re doing that? And do you want to stay there?” True freedom comes when we invite Him into every part of our process. When our creativity flows from His presence—not our performance—we’re no longer creating just to survive, but to glorify.

Scriptures: Isaiah 61, Joshua 10, John 8, Acts 9, 1 Corinthians 6:19

Scriptures: John 8:31–32, Joshua 5, Genesis 12, Matthew 10:6–8

Scriptures: Joshua 5, Hebrews 3–4, Mark 11:23

Scriptures: Joshua 5, Hebrews 3–4, Mark 11:23

Scriptures: Joshua 3–5, Hebrews 3–4, Mark 11:22–24

This message covers: • The shift from wilderness wandering to faith-filled action • What the Jordan River represents in your spiritual journey • How to follow God’s presence into unknown territory • Why stepping into the promise often requires getting your feet wet • The role of sanctification, identity, and Spirit-led maturity

You haven’t been this way before—but God has. And He’s calling you to step in. The waters will part, the ground will dry, and the promises will stand. It’s time to walk forward in faith.

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From breaking off discouragement and guilt to stepping into creative expression, peace, and purpose—this is a message of restoration and renewal for every believer. You were not overlooked. You were chosen on purpose, for purpose.

In this special message, Pastor Kit delivers a timely word on honoring women and restoring value in a culture that too often devalues what God treasures. Rooted in the Word and filled with compassion, this message calls us to see women the way God sees them—co-heirs, image bearers, and vital to His kingdom mission.

You’ll hear:

• A powerful declaration from Isaiah 61 over every life

• Biblical truth about Jesus as the greatest liberator of women

• A challenge to both men and women to protect their hearts from bitterness and devaluation

• Encouragement for marriages and the sacred call of motherhood

• A prophetic release of restoration, healing, and purpose over every woman

Whether you’re single, married, a mother, or longing to be one—this message is for you. You are not a problem to be fixed—you are a solution created by God for such a time as this.

🙌 “He brings restoration.” 💬 Share this with a woman you honor.

We explore what it truly means to follow Jesus—not just doing things for Him, but becoming someone who knows Him intimately. You’ll hear about:

• The mission declaration from Isaiah 61 and Luke 4

• The call to live as light in dark places

• Why your obedience matters in your workplace, family, and city

• How the Kingdom of God is already within you and meant to be lived out through your words, attitude, and service

This is a call to awaken, to say yes to the Holy Spirit, and to believe that revival doesn’t come through someone else—it comes through YOU.

🙌 You were made for this moment. 🔥 Why not now? Why not you?

Learn how renewing your mind through God’s Word brings transformation, boldness, and breakthrough. Discover how to fight spiritual battles with truth, reject lies from the enemy, and walk in your God-given authority. This episode is filled with biblical wisdom, prophetic insight, and a clear call to rise up and take hold of all that Jesus has won for you.

Whether you're struggling with addiction, fear, shame, or spiritual stagnation—this word is for you. You are not a slave. You are a child of God. And your promised land is waiting.

Pastor Kit unpacks the spiritual journey from bondage to breakthrough—reminding us that while the Promised Land is already ours, we must be willing to fight for it by renewing our minds, rejecting lies, and walking in truth. The greatest battle often isn’t out there—it’s in our thinking.

We are armed, equipped, and filled with God's Spirit to take ground in our lives and carry His glory into the world. This isn’t just a message—it’s a prophetic call to ignite your destiny, walk in authority, and release what God has placed inside of you.

🙌 Why not now? Why not you?

We explore the healing of the woman bound for 18 years (Luke 13) and see how Jesus challenged religious tradition to bring restoration. The Sabbath was made for man—to remind us of God's goodness, not to burden us with legalism.

God is still healing. His Spirit is still moving. And He desires for us to live in covenant, healing, and joy. This message is a reminder to trade religion for relationship and step fully into the mission Jesus began.

🕊️ If you've been bound—physically, emotionally, or spiritually—there's freedom in Christ today.

This message reminds us that the mission Jesus declared in Isaiah—healing the brokenhearted, setting captives free, and proclaiming freedom—is still alive through the same Holy Spirit today. You’ll be challenged to see yourself in the story and consider: Are you Simon at the table, or are you the one at Jesus’ feet?

No one is beyond grace. Whether you’re carrying past wounds, shame, or questions of belonging—you’re not alone. Jesus knows who’s reaching for Him. And His word to you is simple: Your faith has given you life. Now live in peace.