New Life Covenant Church

When King Jehoshaphat faced overwhelming odds, he didn’t panic—he praised. In this powerful Thanksgiving message, we’re reminded that gratitude isn’t just polite—it’s powerful. Through worship and thanksgiving, God sets ambushes against our enemies. Pastor Kit, unpacks how a heart of praise shifts our focus from fear to faith, from panic to peace. No matter what rises against you, God’s Word still stands: The battle is not yours, but God’s.
Text: 2 Chronicles 20, Luke 4:18–19, Mark 4, Psalm 34

Even in our darkest midnight moments, praise can shake the foundations of bondage. In this powerful Thanksgiving message, Pastor Kit, reminds us through Acts 16 that Paul and Silas didn’t wait for freedom to worship—they praised God in prison, and breakthrough followed. We’re called to live the same way: with gratitude, intimacy, and communion with God every day—not just on Sunday. You’re a carrier of His presence, filled with His Word, and empowered to speak life and freedom over your family and city. Thanksgiving isn’t a day—it’s a lifestyle.
Text: Acts 16, Psalm 34, Luke 4:18–19, John 1

Thanksgiving isn’t just a holiday—it’s a lifestyle of gratitude that positions our hearts for blessing. In this joyful and Spirit-filled message, we’re reminded that when we give thanks, we protect our hearts from negativity, shift our perspective to heaven’s truth, and open the door to joy. Pastor Kit, challenges us to stop saying “I have to” and start saying “I get to”—whether it’s gathering, giving, or growing in the Word. Plus, this service ends with a powerful time of impartation through fire tunnels, declaring healing, breakthrough, and fresh joy for every believer.
Text: Luke 4:18–19, Psalm 34, Mark 4, Nehemiah 8:10

When Jesus faced the enemy in the wilderness, He didn’t argue—He declared, “It is written.” In this message, we’re reminded that God's Word is not just information, but transformation. Pastor Kit challenges us to know the Word, believe it in our hearts, and speak it with confidence—especially in moments of pressure, doubt, or pain. We’re also called to live revived lives, not out of routine, but out of real intimacy with the Holy Spirit. Plus, a heartfelt call to prayer, forgiveness, and voting with righteousness in mind.
Text: Luke 4:18–19, Matthew 4, Romans 10:17

What happens the moment a believer dies? Dean Braxton clinically died for 1 hour and 45 minutes—but what he experienced in that time will change how you see heaven, prayer, and your purpose on earth. In this powerful message, Dean shares his testimony of meeting Jesus, seeing family in heaven, and realizing that prayers travel faster than light into God's presence. He emphasizes the eternal impact of intercession, the beauty of worship in heaven, and the truth that Jesus is the only way. This message will encourage you to protect your soil, believe for your family’s salvation, and live with heaven in view.
Key Themes:– Near-death testimony– The power of prayer and worship– Family in heaven– Forgiveness and salvation– Heaven’s reality through Scripture
Text: John 14:1–6, Hebrews 10, Revelation, Mark 4

In this message rooted in Mark 4, we’re reminded that the seed—God’s Word—is always good. The question is, what kind of soil is it falling on? Pastor Brice unpacks the parable of the soils, focusing on the thorny ground that allows the worries of life, the deceitfulness of riches, and the desires for other things to choke out spiritual growth. We're challenged to guard our hearts, return to our first love, and prioritize intimacy with Jesus above all else. When we protect our soil and remain connected to Him, we become carriers of heaven on earth—bearing fruit 30, 60, even 100-fold.Text: Mark 4:18–20; Luke 4:18–19

In this message, Pastor Kit continues teaching on the parable of the sower, focusing on the third type of soil—the thorny ground. He explains how even believers who’ve once borne fruit can become unfruitful when the cares of life, the deceitfulness of riches, and the pursuit of other things begin to choke the Word.
This isn’t a message of condemnation—it’s a wake-up call to guard your heart, protect your soil, and return to your first love. Pastor Kit reminds us that we determine what kind of soil we are by how we prioritize God’s Word, intimacy with Him, and time in His presence. Through personal stories, encouragement, and bold truth, you’ll be challenged to reevaluate your spiritual priorities and recommit to cultivating good ground.
If you’re hungry for a deeper walk with God and ready to bear lasting fruit, this message will reignite your passion and ground you in truth.
 

The seed is always good. In this deep and faith-building message, Pastor Kit walks through the parable of the sower to remind us that the condition of our hearts—not the quality of the Word—determines our fruit. Whether our hearts are hardened, shallow, or ready, we choose how deeply God’s Word takes root in our lives.
This message is more than a teaching—it’s a call to spiritual maturity. From confronting doubt with truth to standing on God’s promises for healing, provision, and miracles, Pastor Kit challenges us to let the Word go deep and transform how we live, pray, and believe. You’ll hear personal testimonies, prophetic encouragement, and a vision for New Life to become a cancer-free zone—because where the Word is honored, God’s glory dwells.
If you’ve been stuck in shallow faith or weary from unanswered prayers, this message will stir your spirit, strengthen your foundation, and reawaken your expectation. The Word still works—and it’s working in you.

Faith doesn’t grow in comfort—it grows when we step out. In this stirring message, Pastor Kit walks us through Matthew 14 and Mark 16 to remind us that Jesus is still calling us out of the boat. Like Peter, we’re invited to walk on water—not because we’re fearless, but because our eyes are on the One who never fails.
Many believers stay stuck in the safety of routine or past disappointments, but Jesus meets us in the storm with a simple call: “Come.” When we shift our focus from fear to faith, from the wind to the Word, we begin to live as Kingdom carriers—walking in healing, power, and boldness.
This message is a wake-up call to move beyond passive belief and into action. You’ve been equipped. You’ve been anointed. And He’s still saying, “Don’t be afraid. It’s Me.” Will you trust Him enough to step out?

Get out of the boat. In this powerful and heartfelt message, Pastor Kit reminds us that Jesus is still calling us—like Peter—to walk on water. But to experience the miraculous, we have to be willing to leave the comfort of our routines, our theology, and even our fears.
Through Matthew 14 and Mark 16, we’re challenged to become believing believers—people who trust God not just for salvation, but for healing, provision, and purpose. The storm may rage, the wind may be contrary, but when our eyes are fixed on Jesus, we won’t sink. We walk in Kingdom authority not because we’re perfect, but because His presence goes with us.
This message is a call to mature faith. A reminder that miracles don’t come from safety—they come from surrender. And when we cry, “Help, Lord,” He reaches out, lifts us up, and walks with us back into peace.