Pastor Justin brings better understanding to the sick burn by Jesus when he called us all sheep. We also learn a little about the role a shepherd had back then, and what Jesus meant when he called himself "the gate". Turns out, Jesus wasn't really roasting us at all.

Continuing in our series on Jesus' seven "I Am" statements, we land on one of the most outlandish things a person could say. In fact, it was a crime to say what Jesus said.

Kicking off a new series, Pastor Justin talks to us about his favorite Jesus miracle, the feeding of the 5,000. He also reminds us that Jesus was offensive, and might still be offensive today.

Moses, a great hero of the faith, was not the man for the job. Or, at least, that's what he thought. Moses was plagued by insecurity, and had no problem letting God know at every opportunity that he was not the right man for the job. But God simply reminded him, "I will be with you."

Pastor Justin continues in the series on Blind Spots.

Special Guest Week! A close ministry partner of New Life, Pastor Vinu comes to us from India with a word on Elijah, and a charge to take action.

The poster boy for bitterness has to be Jonah. He received crystal clear instructions from God to go preach to a group of people he hated, and ran in the other direction. You know the story from there right? The question is, how are you like Jonah?

Taking a break from the Blind Spots series, Pastor Tom will be talking to us about the importance of making room in your life for prayer. Bonus: Pastor Tom will be announcing a very exciting new prayer initiative!

Fear not! This sermon isn't even a little scary! Pastor Trevor helps us make sense of the story of Gideon, a "mighty warrior" in God's eyes - although we might consider him a bit of a scaredy cat. We're also given the reminder to not let fear control our lives, because we would be destroying what could be.

It's no surprise that the strongest man in the Bible also had an abundance of arrogance. Samson spent his whole life trying to prove how strong he was, but never managed to realize where he was weakest. In this sermon, Pastor Justin helps us see where we might be more like Samson than we realize.