New Life Covenant Church

We continue the Jesus Journey in Matthew 28 and Mark 16, as Emma Kraus-McCoskey reflects on Jesus sending His disciples out—and what it means to go.
Held in His nearness and sent with His authority, it traces a life that moves with Him—steady, responsive, and confident that He is with us as we go.

Pastor Tim Fruits walks through John 20 and the first Resurrection Sunday, where Mary, the disciples, and Thomas each meet the risen Jesus in a different way. The message turns our attention from memory alone to the victory and nearness of Christ.

We continue the Jesus Journey in Matthew 21, where Kalley Heiligenthal walks us through Jesus entering Jerusalem.
The crowd calls Him King, while still holding their own expectations. We stay with that tension — recognizing Him, and letting go of what we thought He would be.

From our 11 AM service, Papa Steve walks through Luke 15–17, drawing our attention to the Father’s heart, and a life shaped by love, forgiveness, and trust.

From our 9 AM service, Pastor Dixie walks through Luke 13 and 14, drawing our attention to repentance, humility, and the invitation to receive rather than perform.

Pastor Tim Fruits walks through Luke 10, tracing what unfolds as Jesus sends the seventy, tells the story of the Good Samaritan, and sits with Mary and Martha.
It moves through authority, mercy, and presence—what it looks like to live from what’s been given, to respond with simple obedience, and to stay with Him over distraction.
The morning closes with prayer, response, and a sending for Derek and Whitney.

Luke 9 brings us to the mountain, where Jesus’ glory is revealed and the Father’s voice affirms who He is. Pastor Tim traces that moment into our own lives — surrender, prayer, belief, and the light of Christ at work within us.

In Matthew 15 and Mark 7, Pastor Jason Cho revisits the encounter with the Canaanite woman and the feeding of the four thousand, drawing attention to what takes shape in the disciples and the crowd through Jesus’ compassion and provision.
 

We continue the Jesus Journey by following Jesus into Matthew 14, where the disciples strain against the wind and He comes walking toward them.
We're invited into a recalibration — fixing our eyes on Christ above distraction, and on Him.

We continue the Jesus Journey by staying with Jesus in Mark 6, where He returns to His hometown and familiarity begins to shape faith.
It’s a quiet moment that invites reflection on how easily the uncommon can feel ordinary, and what it looks like to remain attentive to Jesus with openness and trust.