New Life Church

Together, the team explores the different challenges kids face in friendships at every stage. The conversation offers practical wisdom on helping kids navigate conflict, building meaningful relationships, and see healthy friendships modeled at home. 

What happens when we stop talking at God and start listening to Him? In this conversation, we pull back from the noise of the world to enter the "Upper Room"—a space of total surrender and Holy Spirit encounter. We explore what it means to host the Presence of God in our daily lives and how one moment in His company changes everything. No scripts, no agendas—just a hunger for more of Him.

Pastor Brian speaks to us on how the Holy Spirit is God's personal presence dwelling in us, forming us and bringing life and peace.

It’s one of the most sobering warnings in the New Testament: "If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first."In this episode, we sit down in the intimate, dimly lit space of the Upper Room Discourse (John 13–17) to explore Jesus’ final, radical instructions to His disciples.

 

 

While the world often views "being liked" as the ultimate social currency, Jesus prepares His followers for the exact opposite. We’re breaking down why the world’s friction isn't a sign of failure, but a sign of belonging.

Pastor Jake speaks on being the Compelling Alternative in the world

Abiding isn’t a passive state; it’s an active, daily choice to tether our souls to the source of life. Just as a branch draws its nutrients from the vine, we draw our strength, character, and peace directly from our relationship with God.

In a world that demands we "produce" at all costs, Jesus offers a different rhythm: "Abide in me." This week, we explore the profound simplicity of John 15. We’re moving away from the exhaustion of self-striving and into the rest of spiritual connection. Join us as we discuss what it practically looks like to stay attached to the Vine, how to handle the seasons of pruning, and why true fruitfulness is never forced—it’s grown.

Kirk speaks on christians growing in faith.

We often talk about the Kingdom of God like it’s a retirement plan—a distant destination we’re waiting to reach once the clock runs out. But in the intimacy of the Upper Room, Jesus began to flip the script. He didn't give the disciples a map or a set of coordinates; He gave them a Father.

Jesus is the Way