"The Joy of Being Seen"

Isaiah 35:1-10

We serve a God who sees us in our brokenness, but doesn't leave us there. He promises to restore everything that is broken within us and around us. What response could we have to this but joy and praise!

"Peace in His Presence" (Isaiah 40:1-11)

In this second week of Advent, we sit in the discomfort and displeasure of a world without peace. We long for a peace that will last, a peace that will only come in the presence of our Lord Jesus.

"Hope in the Hands of the Potter" (Isaiah 63:7-64:9)

During our Advent series this year, New Life is going to be sitting in the Old Testament prophesies from Isaiah, longing right alongside the people of Isaiah as we eagerly await for our coming Messiah.

Revelation 22:6-21

In our final week in our series on Revelation, John offers the Church of then as well as the Church of now practical application on how we can live in light of these fantastic visions of what's to come--how to live in light of our coming Christ.

Revelation 21:1-22:5

Guest preacher, Rev. Dr. Joseph Lear, shows us in how God will bring about the unity of all things into Himself--our ultimate hope of what's the come.

Revelation 20:11-15

Week 12 of our Revelation series takes us to the final judgment, where all of us will stand before the Just Judge of the World and recount the events of our lives--the good, the bad, and the ugly. How will we fare?

Revelation 20:1-10

So much time and energy has been poured out over these few verses as Christians have attempted to know with certainty the manner in which the 1000 year reign of Christ will occur. So much so that we've actually lost focus of the meaning of His reign altogether.

Revelation 18-19

If it's the end of the world as we know it, why is it that followers of Jesus can feel fine?

Revelation 17

Week 9 of our Revelation series takes us a step back to give us a clearer vision to see realities of Revelation in our present culture.

Revelation 15-16

In Week 8 of our Revelation series, we take a hard look at God's wrath. How it is that God's wrath can be a good thing?