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https://newsongpeople.com/messages/why-prayer-feels-boringMany of us want to pray—but we end up saying the same things over and over, often running out of words or energy. In this message, we look at how Jesus prayed the Scriptures, even in His final moments, and why the Psalms are God’s gift to shape, steady, and revive our prayer lives. If prayer has ever felt boring, forced, or empty, this message offers a simple, life-giving way forward: learning to pray the words God has already given.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/the-secret-placeWhat if prayer was never meant to be a routine to manage, but a relationship to enjoy? What if the “secret place” Jesus talked about wasn’t a room, a time, or a formula—but the heart? In this message, Pastor Jackson unpacks how religion quietly steals the life, beauty, and depth from prayer, replacing communion with performance and presence with pressure. Through the life and prayer habits of Jesus, we’re invited to let go of myths that keep us distant from God and rediscover prayer as giving Him total access—anytime, anywhere, with or without words. Prayer isn’t a burden to carry, but a gift that leads us into deeper life with the Father, made possible through Jesus. Let's dive in.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/blocks-conference-night-3-2026Before All ThingsAt BLOCKS Conference, we begin our year with the One who was before all things and who holds all things together. He is first in time, first in position, and worthy to be first in our lives.For three nights, we’ll gather for extended worship, prophetic messages, and life-changing encounters in God’s presence. Pastors Josh & Sarah Blount will be joined by guest speaker Pastor Corey Russell from House Church in Denver as we magnify Christ, delight in His presence, and are strengthened in His Word.This is more than the start of a new year—it’s a moment of alignment. Together we are declaring: Jesus is before all things, and He will be first in all things.Don’t miss these three transformative nights. Let’s launch off the blocks and run after Him with all we’ve got.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/how-to-win-the-war-youre-inBefore All ThingsAt BLOCKS Conference, we begin our year with the One who was before all things and who holds all things together. He is first in time, first in position, and worthy to be first in our lives.For three nights, we’ll gather for extended worship, prophetic messages, and life-changing encounters in God’s presence. Pastors Josh & Sarah Blount will be joined by guest speaker Pastor Corey Russell from House Church in Denver as we magnify Christ, delight in His presence, and are strengthened in His Word.This is more than the start of a new year—it’s a moment of alignment. Together we are declaring: Jesus is before all things, and He will be first in all things.Don’t miss these three transformative nights. Let’s launch off the blocks and run after Him with all we’ve got.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/set-your-mind-a-life-preoccupied-with-sonshipBefore All ThingsAt BLOCKS Conference, we begin our year with the One who was before all things and who holds all things together. He is first in time, first in position, and worthy to be first in our lives.For three nights, we’ll gather for extended worship, prophetic messages, and life-changing encounters in God’s presence. Pastors Josh & Sarah Blount will be joined by guest speaker Pastor Corey Russell from House Church in Denver as we magnify Christ, delight in His presence, and are strengthened in His Word.This is more than the start of a new year—it’s a moment of alignment. Together we are declaring: Jesus is before all things, and He will be first in all things.Don’t miss these three transformative nights. Let’s launch off the blocks and run after Him with all we’ve got.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/how-we-prayPrayer was central to the life of Jesus. He prayed at the most ordinary moments, and at the most critical ones. He prayed with Scripture, He prayed alone, He prayed with friends, He prayed for His enemies, and He surrendered Himself to the will of the Father in prayer.In this series, we’re going to look at the prayer life of Jesus. We’ll listen as He teaches us how to pray, and we’ll follow His example in the way He prayed.As we pray like Jesus, we’ll grow in our relationship with the Father, our dependence on the Spirit, and our alignment with His mission.

https://newsongpeople.com/series?page=1This is a time we set aside at the beginning of every year as a church community to intentionally seek the presence of God through prayer and fasting. We can't wait to dive in together as a church!

CHRISTMAS DAY — The Word Made Flesh On Christmas morning, we celebrate the miracle at the center of history: the eternal Word became flesh. Today we rejoice that Jesus stepped into our world to bring salvation, light, and life. Why is the manger the turning point of the entire story? Because the God who was promised has come—and He will come again.

DAY 24 — The Snake Crusher ReturnsRevelation gives us a breathtaking glimpse of Christ’s return, the defeat of the serpent, and the new creation. Today we look at the hope of a world made new. What are we ultimately waiting for? Advent points us not only back to Bethlehem—but forward to the King who will come again.

DAY 23 — The Spirit & the ChurchPentecost shows us the risen Christ pouring out His Spirit and launching His unstoppable church. Today we see how the gospel moves from Jerusalem to the nations. What does it mean that God now dwells within His people? Advent reminds us we live on mission through the Spirit’s power.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/the-greatest-giftWhat if the hope you’re holding onto isn’t actually the kind of hope the Bible promises? What if real hope isn’t a wish, a feeling, or a seasonal emotion—but a confident expectation anchored in the unshakeable goodness of God? In this Advent message, we explore why the birth of Jesus in a manger means hope has arrived for everyone, right now. What if cultural Christmas awakens longings it can never fulfill, and only Christ can? How do we live with a hope that doesn’t disappoint, especially when life feels chaotic or heavy? And what would change if you lifted your soul to God and stayed close enough to see Him moving? Step into the true meaning of Advent and discover a hope that is firm, secure, and alive.

DAY 22 — Resurrection SundayEaster morning changed everything—Jesus rose, death fell, and hope began to breathe again. Today we explore the empty tomb and what it means for our lives. Why does resurrection matter for Advent? Because the Christ who came once will come again in resurrection power.

DAY 21 — Good FridayThe manger leads to the cross, where Jesus carried our sin and opened the way back to God. Today we stand at Calvary and reflect on the darkest day that became the world’s brightest hope. Why is the death of Jesus truly “good”? Advent helps us see Christmas in the shadow of the cross.

DAY 20 — Jesus in the WildernessJesus stepped into Israel’s story—baptized, then sent into the wilderness to face temptation. Today we see how He succeeded where Adam and Israel failed. How does His victory become ours? Advent comforts us with the truth that our Savior has overcome every temptation on our behalf.

DAY 19 — The Voice in the WildernessJohn the Baptist stood in the desert calling people to repent and prepare the way for Jesus. Today we look at his bold message and humble heart. Why does preparing for Jesus always begin with repentance? Advent challenges us to decrease so Christ may increase.

DAY 18 — Wise Men & the True KingStrangers from the East followed a star and bowed before a Child while a jealous king raged nearby. Today we explore the difference between Herod’s hostility and the wise men’s worship. What does it mean to truly seek the King? Advent calls us to offer Jesus our joy, our gifts, and our lives.

DAY 17 — A New BeginningMatthew opens the New Testament with a genealogy—a new genesis—showing Jesus as the fulfillment of every promise. Today we explore why His family tree matters and what His name reveals. Why is Jesus the new beginning humanity longs for? Advent invites us to rejoice in Immanuel, God with us.

DAY 16 — The Waiting EndsAfter centuries of silence, Malachi’s final promise assured God’s people that the Messiah was near. Today we explore the tension of waiting for God to act. What happens when it feels like God is quiet? Advent reminds us that the sunrise of salvation is closer than we think.

https://newsongpeople.com/messages/near-with-in-the-joy-of-christmasThis Advent message reveals the JOY of the Word made flesh—God’s holiness wrapped in humanity so we could draw near without fear.From David dancing before the ark,to shepherds rejoicing at the manger,to Christ making His home in us,discover the great joy that comes when the untouchable God becomes touchable.

DAY 15 — A Better PriestZechariah’s vision of Joshua the high priest—dirty, accused, and then clothed in purity—gives us a picture of salvation. Today we look at how Jesus is our perfect Priest who clothes us in righteousness. Why do we need someone to stand before God on our behalf? Advent shows us the One who removes our sin in a single day.