Plenty of things in life can easily be distractions to our purpose in the Kingdom of God. Pastor Mel expounds on how we must be careful not to allow things to distract us from our Christian walk or the assignment God has given us. Sometimes our dreams can be a distraction to us doing God's will. Sometimes an offense may be the distraction that pulls us away from fellowship with God and His people. We must always be sensitive and discerning to the enemy's scheme to distract us.
Bishop Brenda K. Perry's message is taken from Isaiah 58:12. This end-of-the-year message is to prepare the members' hearts for a time of consecration before the Lord. As believers, God desires that His people's hearts be pure before Him, open to receive His direction and that we are the remedy of hope and healing our world needs us to be.
Message preached by Bishop Brenda K. Perry on Sunday, January 16
Pastor Gail Sprat was the guest speaker for the virtual Friday Noon Prayer Service. She encouraged New Life to continue in the season of prayer; going deeper to hear and be sensitive to what God is doing during COVID-19, what He desires to do in and through us as individuals and collective, to lean into the change of how we "do church" going forward, and to be intentional in our engagement with the unbeliever/ unchurched.
Nehemiah did not allow the culture of his captivity to take him away from his love for his God and native land. He remembered who he was and the God he served. The Bible tells us “blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.”
Nehemiah prepared himself for the opportunity. When we are prepared God can promote us. In the months of prayer and fasting, Nehemiah allowed himself to be prepared for the opportunity to stand before the king and to fulfill the assignment that God had placed on his heart.
Nathaniel Jordan shares with us how God has created the natural healing medicine and preventative foods that our bodies need to be healthy.
Nathaniel Jordan speaks on the 12 componantes of food addiction.