NewGrace Podcast

Matthew 6:5-6

Pastor Derek Anglin's sermon, "Get Your Feet Wet," delves into the Israelites' crossing of the Jordan River as a metaphor for stepping out in faith and leaving behind complacency. He urges the congregation to take risks, surrender to God, and embrace a life of true commitment. Pastor Derek emphasizes the importance of being willing to take the next step, worshiping wholeheartedly, and sharing their faith with others. The sermon concludes with a call to trust God's guidance and step boldly into His promises despite uncertainties.

Pastor Thomas Lewis's sermon, "Moving From Manna Mentality," focuses on transitioning from scarcity to abundance, based on Joshua 5:11-12. Reflecting on his journey into ministry, Pastor Lewis shares insights on the Israelites' reliance on manna in the wilderness for 40 years. He encourages the congregation to embrace God's blessings and move beyond just enough towards abundance. Through humor and personal stories, Pastor Lewis inspires active stewardship and a future of spiritual and material prosperity.

Acts 16:27-34

Pastors Derek and JJ explore the servant mindset using Jesus as an example, emphasizing serving God through serving others. They discuss the importance of adopting Jesus' attitude, sharing practical ways to live a life of servanthood. The sermon challenges misconceptions about serving and encourages wholehearted devotion and sacrifice. The pastors stress the need for church members to embrace a servant mentality to fulfill their calling.

Pastor Joel Fincher talks about Contagious Generosity. From Acts 2:41-47, we can see that the early church was on the same page. Needs were fulfilled by one another, and souls were added daily.

Pastor Austin Smith talks about Contagious Generosity. From Acts 2:41-47, we can see that the early church was on the same page. Needs were fulfilled by one another, and souls were added daily.

Pastor Thomas Lewis talks about Contagious Generosity. From Acts 2:41-47, we can see that the early church was on the same page. Needs were fulfilled by one another, and souls were added daily.

The sermon focuses on the importance of blood in saving the Israelites from the final plague in Egypt, connecting it to Jesus' ultimate sacrifice for our sins. By marking their doorposts with lamb's blood, the Israelites were spared from death, illustrating the power of blood in bringing deliverance. The sermon emphasizes that throughout history, bloodshed has been a means of atonement for sin, culminating in Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross. Believers are urged to accept Jesus' blood as payment for their sins and live in gratitude for the salvation it brings.

Pastor Derek Anglin's sermon "Don't Forget Who Brought You to the Dance" emphasizes remembering and appreciating God's goodness, cautioning against pride and self-sufficiency. He uses a personal story and biblical examples to highlight the importance of acknowledging God's role in success. Anglin warns against forgetting God's commandments and urges the congregation to remain grateful and humble to experience God's blessings. The sermon stresses the dangers of becoming focused on personal achievements and possessions, emphasizing the need to keep God's word and recognize His faithfulness in our lives.