NewSpring Church
The door is always open; you always have a place in God’s family. Because of Jesus, we have access to God’s goodness, protection, and freedom.
Jesus is the light who reveals God, exposes darkness, and transforms everything. He exposes and addresses your sin not to hurt you, but to help you and heal you.
Jesus used the analogy of bread — a common, daily necessity in that time and culture — to explain how He sustains and satisfies people. You become what you consume, so come to the table and feast on the Bread of Life.
Five Touches | Dan Lian, Clayton King and Brad Cooper
In a special panel discussion, Brad Cooper, Dan Lian, and Clayton King use five fingers and scriptures about the laying on of hands to teach about the five things you can only get when you gather.
Jesus calls us, the church, His bride. It’s a way to picture the unique way we belong to Him and […]
The reason we gather as the church is to point to the glory of God. First and foremost, the Church is for God, not people. Find out how a vertical church is the only way to ensure saints and sinners get everything they truly need.
You can be certain that God is good, He loves you, He keeps His promises, and that Jesus is alive! You can also be certain that if you follow the Good Shepherd, good things will follow you.
The Lord prepares a table for us in the presence of our enemies. At the table, we find rest and refreshment. But if we're not careful, the enemy will pull up a seat at this table meant your Shepherd and you. Don't be fooled by the enemy's smooth talking, he is only there to kill, steal, and destroy. Has your table of two become a table of three? Watch now to discover if the enemy is at your table.
Life is a series of mountaintop experiences and valley seasons. As easy as it is to declare, “Thank you, God!” on the mountaintop, it’s also easy to wonder, “Where are you, God?” in the valley. The Good Shepherd is with us in the valley and wants to teach us some things along the way if we’ll let Him.
Jesus is not a cowboy who drives us with a whip. He's a good shepherd who leads us with love. We can go our own way, or we can follow Him down the path of righteousness. One is path is easy, the other is not. One path leads to regret, the other will not. Discover the difference between the two and how to change the path you’re on.
Resting comes first in our relationship with God — not service, sacrifice, or religious works. God designed us to accomplish our work from a place of rest, with the help of daily, weekly, and yearly rhythms of rest. Learn why resting in God and enjoying Him is the only way to restore our souls.
Every person who tries to live life on their terms will soon discover they're just like sheep — spiritually defenseless, directionless, and dumb. Jesus promises He is present, personal and active in our lives if we hear His voice and let him lead us.
