Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. At the end of the first day of Jesus' resurrection, He appears to His disciples. They are confused, overwhelmed, afraid, and joyful, all at the same time.

First, He proves that He is not a ghost. Then, He tells them what comes next, what the next thing is for them to do. Let's follow the story and learn what Jesus wants His people to understand.

Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. On Easter morning, the disciples were confused. What had happened? Some ran to the tomb, others decided to leave and go home. Why stick around when all their hopes had come to nothing? But what were they turning to instead? In today's passage, we see Jesus gently guiding his disciples back to their place with him.

Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. When Jesus entered Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, he was treated like a celebrity. He was treated like a king.But the religious elite didn't think it was appropriate. They missed recognizing Jesus. How often, how easily do we make the same mistake? Let's join our service.

Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. Jesus often spoke in parables and stories to teach a lesson. If we consider what it would be like to be a person in that story, we are drawn deeper into its lesson. Today we look at Luke 15 and the story of the prodigal son. Let's dig a little deeper into what Jesus was wanting his listeners to learn.

Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. Once in a while, we encounter Jesus speaking in a harsh way. It almost sounds condemning. It's hard to reconcile his words with his normal message of love and forgiveness. Today's passage is one of those harsh teachings. What is he getting at? Why does he speak this way? Let's join our church as we begin the message.

Welcome to the New Life Ministries podcast. Trust is hard. We’ve been hurt; we’ve been let down so often. Yet Jesus calls his people to trust him… wholeheartedly. How do we make that bridge to trusting Him? and what do we do with our anxiety or unsettledness as we trust? Let’s look at Luke chapter 9 together.

Today we begin a new sermon series that helps us prepare for Easter. In today’s talk, we look at the temptations of Jesus. At one level, his experience helps us learn how to respond to our own temptations and trials. But at another level, it reveals something very unique about Jesus. Let’s join our service as the message begins.

Sometimes we are scared; afraid of what we see, anxious at what might happen. What do you do? Avoid looking at the potential danger? Force yourself to think about something else?
Being afraid is a very common experience for people in the Bible. When it happens, their attention is called back to God for perspective and instruction. Let’s look at this in the words of 1 Peter 5