In this First Wednesday message from New Creation Church, Pastor Nate challenges believers to stop waiting for “one day” and start living with purpose today. This practical teaching calls us to grow in spiritual discipline, steward our time and resources well, and run our race with intention.

Using 1 Corinthians 9 and the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, this message encourages small, repeatable decisions that produce long-term fruit—whether that’s consistency in prayer and the Word, better family rhythms, wisdom with finances, or stronger health and self-control. If you’re ready to make 2026 count, this is a timely and motivating word.

Recorded during a First Wednesday service at New Creation Church.

In this Sunday Service message from New Creation Church, Pastor Nate Rauschert explores how obedience to God—especially when the outcome isn’t clear—can lead to life-changing and generational impact. This sermon challenges believers to examine where God may be inviting them to say yes today.

Through biblical examples such as the disciples leaving their nets, Ananias’ courageous obedience, and Balaam’s warning against partial surrender, this message encourages listeners to fully trust God with every area of life.

What makes prayer powerful?

In this faith-building message, discover why prayer works when God’s Word lives in your heart and flows from your mouth. True victory comes as believers consistently hear, meditate on, and speak Scripture—allowing faith to rise and God’s promises to take root.

This message challenges listeners to move from being casual hearers of the Word to committed doers who walk in healing, provision, peace, and spiritual authority. Learn how knowing what God’s Word says transforms the way you pray, speak, and respond to life’s challenges.

If you’re believing for a stronger prayer life, greater spiritual stability, and a lifestyle marked by joy and victory, this message will encourage you to plant the Word deeply and let it shape every part of your life.

In this Youth Service message from New Creation Church, students are challenged to rethink comparison, consumerism, and the pressure to find identity in what they own. This teaching reminds young people that fulfillment isn’t found in more stuff, but in knowing Jesus and living with gratitude and perspective.

Through real-life stories, global missions experiences, and biblical wisdom from Ecclesiastes and the teachings of Jesus, this message helps students understand the difference between enjoying things and letting things define them. It’s an honest, practical encouragement to live with contentment, generosity, and a Jesus-centered focus in a culture that constantly says “you need more.”

Recorded during a Youth Service at New Creation Church.