New Life Community Church, Atwater, CA

Walking the Talk: Examining Your Faith Matthew 7:21-27

Today we will explore Matthew 7:21-27, reflecting on the importance of examining our walk with Christ. Discover how building our lives on His teachings leads to a strong, unshakable foundation.

New Series: “Going for Gold” #1 “Living to Win” 1 Corinthians 9:24-27

On numerous occasions the Apostle Paul used lessons from the field of athletics to convey spiritual truths to be applied to our lives. As the world pauses to celebrate the best in the world of sports in the coming weeks, we’ll pause to discover how we too are invited to raise our game, to understand what is the prize worth striving for and to go for gold in life!

Summer-time Series: “The Bible Doesn’t Say That!” (part 7 of 7) The Higher Ways Isaiah 55:8-9

The Bible is filled with amazing truths to help guide our lives. We also often hear phrases that we think are from the Bible, but in fact are not and they may or may not pass the “truth-test”. Today we conclude the series & look at the phrase “God moves in mysterious ways”. Again, this saying is not in the Bible, but is it true?

Summer-time Series: “The Bible Doesn’t Say That!” (part 6 of 7) Are All Things Possible? Matthew 19:23-26

The Bible is filled with amazing truths to help guide our lives. We also often hear phrases that we think are from the Bible, but in fact are not and they may or may not pass the “truth-test”. Today we look at the phrase “All things are possible for those who believe”. While it is close to what the Bible says, without the context surrounding the phrase, it can lead to a serious misunderstanding. It is important to know where to look when we are confronted by an impossible situation.

Summer-time Series: Forgetfulness vs Forgiveness (part 5 of 6) Ephesians 4:32

The Bible is filled with amazing truths to help guide our lives. We also often hear phrases that we think are from the Bible, but in fact are not and they may or may not pass the “truth-test”. Today we look at the phrase “Forgive and Forget”. While we may be forgetful from time to time, the wounds and hurts from past events seem cemented in our memory. The Biblical remedy is to forgive, not forget, which may be the more challenging (but essential) path.