NewSong Teaching

Tiffany Nesbitt shares a prophetic word the Lord gave her at the end of 2022 which turns out to be part two from last week’s prophetic teaching on digging ditches. She addresses the significance of the seven mountains of societal influence, as seen through Ezekiel 36:1-15.

Tiffany brings a prophetic word and teaching for NewSong on the immediate call to dig ditches to prepare for the water of the Spirit and the consuming fire of God. 

Like the men of Issachar, we must understand the times and know what to do in this hour. On the morning of Jan 15, 2023, Tiffany heard the Lord say: “Prepare for the fire — the fire of heaven is coming down.” 

What does that preparation look like? We can see the action steps of preparation taken by Elijah in 1 kings 18:

1. he tells the people to come in close: calling up our brothers with boldness!
2. he repairs the destroyed altar: restoring true worship!
3. he digs a trench around the altar: risky faith!
4. he soaks the altar with water: the move of the Holy Spirit!
5. he sets up the sacrifice offering: an act of obedience. 
6. he prays in faith with no doubting!

Last October, the Lord spoke these words to Tiffany: “Do not shrink back” (and from 2 Kings 3:15-18) “It’s time to dig ditches!”

We believe God is now saying to our NewSong family:

I want you to create spaces, places and containers for the water of my Spirit!

Ask yourself this question: what does it look like right now to put my hand to digging ditches?

As Spurgeon said: “God has promised it. We will get ready for it.”

In Act 2 at the day of Pentecost, we see similarities to the Elijah story: They prepared, the fire fell, and many are turned back to God!

May our ditch digging include intercession for our brothers and sisters in Christ who have struggled with double-mindedness, rebellion or busyness which keeps them from being all-in.

When it comes to faith, what does it mean to be dead? What does it look like to be presumptuous? And what is the result of being tested? In this message, Tiffany Nesbitt shares a rhema word for the NewSong family, followed by a prophetic word specifically for Faith House. Chris then exhorts and challenges Faith House regarding shepherding and house church multiplication. 

01:17 — Tiffany begins teaching (including kids): Faith without works is DEAD

08:23 — Tiffany continues teaching (adults): Faith is COMPLETED by works

31:28 — Tiffany shares prophetic word from this week: time to MULTIPLY

34:08 — Chris brings exhortation regarding shepherding and multiplying

In this study of the lives of Martha and Mary, Chris Nesbitt shares the parallels between these two sisters and the Bride of Christ: Mary representing who she was meant to be, and Martha representing who she tends to be. Tiffany Nesbitt also shares what the Lord has been impressing upon her heart in the last several weeks as it relates to intimacy with Jesus.

In light of the lives of Jacob and Esau, we as believers must consider the privileges and responsibilities associated with birthright. Tiffany challenges us to avoid the spiritual condition of despising the birthright while longing for the blessing, demonstrating through scripture that it’s the birthright which enables us to carry the blessing. Tiffany Nesbitt, NewSong, July 24, 2022.

Launching from Mark 1:14-15, Sara Stabe discusses the critical tie between the Kingdom now being present and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The implications of this truth should cause us to reconsider evangelism, discipleship and the overall mission of the church. The bottom line is that we must learn how to discern and participate with what the Spirit is doing in the world. Whatever He is engaged in, let’s join Him! Sara testifies to the effectiveness of discipleship and evangelism when we “stay in the story of people’s lives and see where God’s story intersects theirs.”

Have you recognized the time we’re in? Taking inspiration from the first six chapters of Joshua, Tiffany challenges us to embrace two prophetic keys to victory in this hour: The first is “come and die” and the second is thankfulness. Embracing these strategies positions us to become one-hundred-fold fruit bearers and to experience Christ’s resurrection power!