Concluding the series, Choose Joy, Worship and Creative Arts Pastor, Dr. Bret Welstead, look at Philippians 4:4-9. Paul reminds the Philippians of his background and everything that he had gained. But all of it was nothing compared to the surpassing value of knowing and following Christ.

Continuing the series, Choose Joy, Founding Pastor Dr. Brett Yohn look at Philippians 4:1 and the importance of connection with Jesus and others. However, connection requires being intentional as you cannot have the joy and happiness that God intends for you without regularly conenction with Jesus and with believers that  you know,

In this message of the series, Choose Joy, Pastor of Adult Discipleship Brent Watson look at Philippians 2:19-30 and the impact that two of Paul's companions had in his life. It is important to have people in our  lives who can be there regardless of the situation. Who is the Timothy and/or Epaphroditus in your life? Let them know the impact that they have had in your life. 

In this message of the series, Choose Joy, Family Ministries pastor Troy Heller looks at Philippians 2:111 and Paul's emphasis on being humble as modeled by Christ. We are to not only look to our interests, but also for the interests of others. Humility is thinking about and valuing others. 

In this message of the series, Choose Joy, founding pastor Dr. Brett Yohn looks at Philippians 1:19-26 and how Paul considered it joy to be used by God in someone else's life. God uses ordinary people to impact those around them for Christ; doing what they can, where they are and with what they have.

Continuing the series, Choose Joy, Adult Discipleship Pastor Brent Watson looks at Philippians 1:1-11 and the joy that can be had by sharing the Good News with others and that God's work in our lives and the lives of those around us is a better source of joy than our circumstances. 

In this new series, Choose Joy, Dr. Bret Welstead Pastor of Worship and Creative Arts, introduces why it it important to choose joy regardless of the circumstances. 

In this final message of the series, The Best Is Yet To Come, and his final message at New Covenant Dr. Tim Johnson reflects on his time and blesses the congregation.

Dr. Tim Johnson continues the series, The Best Is Yet To Come looking at several passages that are the heart of New Cov; Isaiah 43:18-19, Jeremiah 29:11-14 and Matthew 5:14-16. God wants to be obvious in our life and to make Him obvious to other in order to fulfill our appointed call: To make God obvious to those around us. 

In this message of the series, The Best Is Yet To Come, Pastor of Family Ministries Troy Heller looks at the importance of authentic relationships and some of the benefits and barriers to establishing them.