Continuing the series, Navigating Life Where You Are, Dr. Brett Yohn looks at 2 Corinthians 3:14-18 where Paul encourages the Corinthians to live confidently in Christ rather than feeling beat down under their circumstances, past and weaknesses. Like them, we do not have to live that way either as we are competent, righteous and transformed by the sacrifice of Christ and following Him. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

In this message we hear the story of Ms. Alina Aisina and how the gift of an Operation Christmas Child box impacted her life. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

Continuing the series, Navigating Life Where You Are, Brent Watson Pastor of Adult Discipleship looks at 2 Corinthians 2:5-17. Offering forgiveness when someone has hurt us is good for us, even though it is hard to do. We are to forgive others just as we have been forgiven by God. In addition, Paul encourages us to do so as it is a pleasing fragrance to God and shows His light in us to others and making an impact in their life. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

In this message of the series, Navigating Life Where You Are, Dr. Tim Johnson takes us to 2 Corinthians 1:18-23. Paul states that God has anointed us or set His seal of ownership upon us and put His Spirit in our hearts as a deposit; guaranteeing what is to come. It is a pledge of partial payment now with the promise of full payment in the future. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

Beginning our summer series through the book of 2nd Corinthians, Navigating Life Where You Are, we are looking at how Paul faced the hardships in his life and what we can learn in dealing with those in our life. We cannot run away from them, but must embrace the lessons that God is allowing for our good and our faith to grow. Hardship actually qualifies a person to have a greater impact in other people's lives when they might be going through a similiar situation. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

Concluding the series, Jesus Loves You, This I Know, which looks at four character qualities that lets us know how much God loves us, Dr. Tim Johnson takes us to Mark 1:35 and Isaiah 55:10.  Jesus took time to get away from the busyness happening to spend time with the Father. As it was important to him, it needs to be important to us. A healthy relationship with God cannot be obtained by living life at warp speed. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

In this message of the series, Jesus Loves You, This I Know, which looks at four character qualities that lets us know how much God loves us, Dr. Tim Johnson takes us to Luke 19:1-10 and the story of Zacchaeus. Zacchaeus, a weathly tax collector hated by the local population of Jericho, wanted to see Jesus as he walked by. Jesus showed compassion on him and as a result Zacchaeus confessed, repented and gave restitution. Being in a relationship with God opens one's eyes to the needs of the less fortunate. Compassion builds bridges. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

Continuing the series, Jesus Loves You, This I Know, that looks at four character qualities that lets us know how much God loves us. Brent Watson, Pastor of Adult Discipleship, looks at John 4:1-42 and the woman at the well. Contrary to the norms of the day, Jesus interacts with the Samaritan woman who then decides to follow Jesus along with many in the town where she lives. His love for the people of the world is not conditioned on a person's race, gender or their social position. Do our interactions with people reflect the same quality? New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

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In new series, Jesus Loves You, This I Know, we look at four character qualities that lets us know how much God loves us. Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Mark 5:21-26. Jesus was always busy. However, He was never upset with being interrupted and saw them as divine interruptions. Whether we are at the top or bottom of a season, there is never a time that we cannot approach Him. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)

In the Easter message 2019 , Dr. Tim Johnson takes us to 1 Corinthians 15:3-7 where Jesus appears to many after His resurrection. Everything rises and falls on Jesus fulfilling the messianic prophecies and His resurrection. He fulfilled all 300 of the prophecies. Nothing is impossible with God. New Covenant Community Church, 6000 S. 84th St., Lincoln, NE, 68516. (audio message)