New Life Church: Recent Episodes
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Seasons of transition and hardship can feel like a dry and difficult landscape to walk through. In this episode, Brian and Cody kick off our brand-new series, "Wilderness." Together, they dive into why certain seasons of life challenge us so deeply, why the "wilderness" can feel like such a heavy space, and how we aren't meant to face it alone. Tune in as we explore how God's presence and the strength of a supportive community can anchor, shape, and transform us when we need it most.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth explores the book of Philemon to reveal how the gospel transforms our hearts, gives us a new identity in Christ, and reshapes the way we see and love others through reconciliation and hospitality.
Brian talk through week 2 of our Reconciled series in Philemon and the power of forgiveness.
Kirk Bode preaches from Philemon how the gospel changes how we see and treat people by leading us to forgiveness and reconciliation. True forgiveness is more than an action—it is a heart transformed by the gospel.
Cody navigates the complexities of modern life and advocacy through the lens of the gospel, exploring how true reconciliation is found in Christ.
Kirk Bode speaks to us on how we are to be like Paul and we are to participate in Jesus' work of advocacy and reconciliation.
Pastor Brian speaks to us about how Faith is a journey of growing trust in God above all else.
In this sermon, Pastor Brian Wilmarth examines Genesis 18–19, revealing how Abraham's story points to Jesus as our true intercessor and teaches that faith is the way forward through justice and mercy.
In this episode, we explore Chapter 16 and the life of Abraham, a story marked by waiting, uncertainty, and profound trust. What does it mean to surrender when suffering feels endless? Through Abraham's journey, we examine how faith is often forged not in comfort, but in seasons of struggle. Join us as we discuss the courage to let go of control, trust God's promises, and find purpose even in the midst of pain.
In this episode, we explore the powerful message of John 5 and what it means to experience healing, transformation, and new life in Christ. We also celebrate several baptisms as individuals publicly share their faith journeys and testimonies. Join us as we reflect on God's grace, the importance of sharing your story, and the life-changing impact of following Jesus.
Join Pastor Brian Wilmarth as he explores John 9 and reminds us that God uses ordinary people, transformed lives, and simple testimonies to proclaim the hope of Jesus—because we all have a story worth sharing.
In this message from Abraham 15, Brian explores how Abraham responded to uncertainty and how God demonstrated His unwavering commitment through His covenant promises. Discover why God declared Abraham righteous through faith and how this pivotal moment in Abraham’s story points forward to our own relationship with God today. Learn how God's faithfulness in the midst of doubt continues to shape and define our story.
We all face seasons of uncertainty. In Genesis 15, God meets Abram in the middle of his questions and reassures him through His promises. Discover how faith, righteousness, and God’s covenant faithfulness provide assurance, not because we have all the answers, but because we know the One who does.
Brian flies solo today talking about faith and failure in Abraham's story. Hopefully this was successful and not a failure without Cody and Jake - you decide...
Brian and Jake push on without their fearless host, Cody. Together, they explore what faith is and is not and discuss what it has looked like in their own lives.
Brian talks about parenting his kids and his staff. Staff then responds to how they feel about being parented by someone shorter than them.
Pastor Brian speaks to us on how to allow God to show you grace and truth so you can show grace and truth to your kids.
Worship Pastor Cody speaks to us about pursuing the friendships God intended for us with grace and truth.
Cody and Jake Dig into marriage and what it looks like to be a married person full of Grace & Truth.
Kirk Bode speaks to us about pursuing the marriage God intended for us with grace and truth.
Jake and Cody touch base on yesterdays message and connect about future messages in the series.
Pastor Jake Harper begins our new series on being Full of Grace and Truth in our relationships and how we become people of love as we receive the love of God.
Brian and Jake talk about what unity is, how to pursue it, and why it is so important for the Church. Cody is absent for an unknown reason.
Pastor Brian speaks to us on because we're united with Jesus, we're to pursue unity with one another.
Cody is back in the studio today! We’re sitting down to unpack Brian’s latest message, peeling back the layers and diving even deeper into the conversation.
Pastor Brian speaks to us on how to be defined by knowing Jesus, trusting Him and living like Him.
In this episode, Brian and Jake discuss Jesus' honest words to His disciples about suffering and hope. We talk about how the resurrection reshapes the way we face pain, helping us move through suffering with hope and courage.
Pastor Brian continues in The Upper Room series speaking to us of how His resurrection, turns sorrow into joy.
In this episode, we dive into Week Two of our series on the Holy Spirit’s presence in the Upper Room. We explore the profound shift from Jesus walking beside the disciples to the Spirit dwelling within them—and what that internal shift means for our lives today.
We also hold space for a personal update as we discuss Jake’s transition. Whether you’re in a season of waiting or a moment of massive change, this conversation serves as a reminder that the "in-between" is often where the Spirit does His deepest work.
Pastor Brian continues in The Upper Room Series with a message on how the Holy Spirit guides, convicts, and empowers us to become like Jesus.
Together, the team explores the different challenges kids face in friendships at every stage. The conversation offers practical wisdom on helping kids navigate conflict, building meaningful relationships, and see healthy friendships modeled at home.
What happens when we stop talking at God and start listening to Him? In this conversation, we pull back from the noise of the world to enter the "Upper Room"—a space of total surrender and Holy Spirit encounter. We explore what it means to host the Presence of God in our daily lives and how one moment in His company changes everything. No scripts, no agendas—just a hunger for more of Him.
Pastor Brian speaks to us on how the Holy Spirit is God's personal presence dwelling in us, forming us and bringing life and peace.
It’s one of the most sobering warnings in the New Testament: "If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first."In this episode, we sit down in the intimate, dimly lit space of the Upper Room Discourse (John 13–17) to explore Jesus’ final, radical instructions to His disciples.
While the world often views "being liked" as the ultimate social currency, Jesus prepares His followers for the exact opposite. We’re breaking down why the world’s friction isn't a sign of failure, but a sign of belonging.
Abiding isn’t a passive state; it’s an active, daily choice to tether our souls to the source of life. Just as a branch draws its nutrients from the vine, we draw our strength, character, and peace directly from our relationship with God.
In a world that demands we "produce" at all costs, Jesus offers a different rhythm: "Abide in me." This week, we explore the profound simplicity of John 15. We’re moving away from the exhaustion of self-striving and into the rest of spiritual connection. Join us as we discuss what it practically looks like to stay attached to the Vine, how to handle the seasons of pruning, and why true fruitfulness is never forced—it’s grown.
We often talk about the Kingdom of God like it’s a retirement plan—a distant destination we’re waiting to reach once the clock runs out. But in the intimacy of the Upper Room, Jesus began to flip the script. He didn't give the disciples a map or a set of coordinates; He gave them a Father.
In this episode of Digging Deeper, we peel back the layers of obligation and duty to discover the joy of giving from a transformed heart. We discuss why the posture of the giver matters just as much as the gift itself.
In a world shaped by constant noise, distraction, and urgency, silence can feel uncomfortable—or even unproductive. But Scripture and the way of Jesus tell a different story.In this episode, we unpack this week’s message on silent prayer and why stillness is not an escape from formation, but a pathway into it. We explore how silence helps counter distraction, exposes what noise often hides, and invites us to bring our whole selves—both strength and weakness—before God. Grounded in Psalm 46:10, this conversation reframes silence not as emptiness, but as intentional presence and trust in who God is.Whether silence feels unfamiliar or long overdue, this episode invites us to reconsider stillness as a vital rhythm in a growing prayer life—and a practice that shapes us from the inside out.
Pastor Jake speaks on how in silence, we bring our whole selves into the loving presence of God
n this episode, we explore prayer as a dialogue—learning not only how to speak to God, but how to listen for His voice. We unpack the ways God often speaks through Scripture, worship, wise counsel, circumstances, and quiet promptings, while also addressing why hearing from God can feel confusing or difficult.
This conversation also invites healthy discernment: grounding what we hear in God’s Word, practicing humility, and remaining both expectant and wise. Ultimately, prayer is about relationship—and relationships require communication.
Whether you’re confident in hearing from God or still learning how to listen, this episode offers encouragement, clarity, and a simple invitation to take a next step toward deeper life with God.
In this episode of Where We're At, we explore what it looks like to parent from Grace and Truth. The team helps parents recognize their default responses and learn how to recalibrate towards a call-up posture.
Prayer can feel confusing. Whether prayer feels natural to you or feels like a struggle, this conversation is an invitation to slow down.
Prayer often becomes a place where we ask God for things—but what if the true purpose of prayer isn’t getting what we want, but being changed by Him?
In this episode, we unpack Week 1 of our prayer series and explore how prayer is meant to be an expression of trust and dependence, not a transaction or formula. We talk about how prayer shapes our hearts, deepens our awareness of God’s presence, and forms us over time.
If prayer has ever felt frustrating, inconsistent, or discouraging, this conversation offers a fresh and hopeful perspective on what prayer is really for.
Pastors Brian, Jake and Cody are all together for a Live Digging Deeper from the Sanctuary.
God’s presence can feel complicated — sometimes clear, sometimes distant.
In this episode, we reflect on 1 Kings 6–9 and John 2 to see how God’s presence was never meant to be tied to a building, but ultimately revealed in Jesus. He is the true temple, the better sacrifice, and the rightful King.
Even when we don’t feel Him, God’s presence is established, personal, and here with us.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares how God's true established, kingly presence comes in Jesus.
From the very beginning, God’s desire has been clear: He wants to be with His people.
In this episode, we trace the theme of God’s presence—from Eden, to the center of the Israelite camp, to Jesus, Immanuel—God with us. We talk about how God pursues us, how His presence shapes our faith, and what it means to follow Jesus as a life lived with Him.
🎧 Listen now and discover why we were made for His presence.
The Christmas season can feel busy and overwhelming. In this family podcast, we talk honestly about expectations, traditions, and the pressures that come with the holidays—while refocusing our hearts on Jesus, the true reason for the season. Join us as we slow down, laugh together, and seek a more meaningful, Christ-centered Christmas.
In this episode, we explore the sweeping biblical theme of God’s presence — from Eden to Immanuel. We talk about what it means to be created for life with God, how sin disrupts that relationship, and how the entire story of Scripture is God pursuing us to bring us back to Himself. Together we’ll unpack why His presence is the core of our identity, our purpose, and our deepest fullness. If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to walk with God in daily life, this conversation invites you to rediscover the beauty of His nearness.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth begins our Christmas series, Tracing His Presence, with a message titled Made for It, from Genesis 1-3.
We walk through the final chapter of Ruth and unpack the major theme that ties the whole book together.
Finishing out the book of Ruth we see how the movement of God is to bring us from emptiness to fullness
Jake and Brian discuss Ruth chapter 3 and how it shows us the key theme of God providing rescue...all the while conveniently ignoring any weird aspects of the story. And apparently Brian hates pumpkin pie...
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares from Ruth Chapter 3, describing how moving from emptiness to fullness comes through rescue.
While Cody is sitting in timeout, Jake and Brian discuss Jake's message on Ruth 2. They discuss how culture feeds us a picture of life we think is full, but how God's faithfulness leads us to the truly full life.
The teams talks about what it look like to foster meaningful conversations with our kids.
While it may seem at times that He is not, God is Faithfully at work in the lives of his children to bring us from emptiness to fullness
In this week’s conversation, we dive into Ephesians 4:17–5:8 and explore what it really means to live as people who are forgiven, holy, and righteous in Christ. We talk about letting go of our old selves, stepping fully into our new identity, and pursuing holiness not out of obligation, but out of love for God. Join us as we reflect on how God’s view of us changes everything — from the way we see ourselves to the way we live each day.
The team discusses the message on forgiveness and what it looks like in each of our lives.
Worship Pastor Cody Gaesser speaks to us about how Forgiveness, when truly received, reshapes how we love God, ourselves and others.
On this episode, the team dives into baptism - discussing the significance of baptism and how to help your kids discern when they might be ready to take this exciting step.
In this episode, we explore what it means to be adopted into God’s family—and how that truth shapes our identity. When the world defines us by what we do or where we’ve been, God calls us His own.
What is love—and how do we know when we’ve truly received it? In a world where culture, experiences, and expectations all try to define love, God’s love often gets misunderstood or overlooked. In this conversation, we wrestle honestly with what Scripture says about God’s love, how it differs from the world’s definitions, and what it means to actually receive it. Join us as we navigate this challenging but life-giving conversation.
In this episode, we dive into the question of identity—where we look for it, how it shapes us, and what happens when it’s shaken. Too often we define ourselves by what we do, what we have, how others see us, or who we’re connected to. But Jesus offers us something deeper: a renewed identity in Him.
Pastor Brian speaks about how we often attempt to make or find our identity in other things, and how this comes from our desire to define the world on our terms.
The team dives into pressures around school and grades, exploring how the Gospel reshapes our parenting beyond performance and comfort.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth concludes our Proclaim series with a message on through the Holy Spirit, we are to Pray, Invite, and Share.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our Proclaim series with a message from Matthew 25:31-46 on how we are to reach everyone, to the least of these. Andy King from Dream Center Peoria also joined us to share about how God is working in downtown Peoria about how we can join them in ministry.
Brian reflects on Sunday's interview with our mission partners, the Kannenbergs, and how we can overcome some of the things that hold us back from embracing God's mission.
Jake, Cody, and Brian talk about being sent right where we are in central IL and work God has for us here. And maybe we're going to do a new intro to the podcast...?
We often think of missionaries as those sent overseas—but Jesus calls all of us to make disciples right where we are. In this episode, we explore Matthew 28:18–20 and talk about how to live on mission through everyday steps: pray, invite, and share.
We are called to go and make disciples. However, we do not have to leave where we are to be missionaries. Sheri Glick joins Brian to talk about her mission journey as well as how we can be missionaries where we are.
Brian has returned to the studio with renewed energy and enthusiasm. He is fully prepared to deeply engage with the message, share his unique insights, and thoroughly talk through the challenges and opportunities facing this next generation. His perspective will add valuable context to our ongoing discussions about cultural shifts.
Pastor Jake Harper shares how in the subtle drift of the world, the church can be an anchor for the next generation.
On the first ever episode of Where We're At the team discusses how we navigate busyness in parenting.
Student Life Pastor Jake Harper shares part one of a sermon on developing a heart of compassionate curiosity for the next generation.
In this episode, we dive into the book of Galatians and explore how Paul’s message of grace, freedom, and faith challenges us to live unselfishly in a self-centered world. What does it really mean to bear one another’s burdens? How does walking by the Spirit transform the way we serve others?
Brian, Jake, and Cody are back in the podcast booth discussing the Holy Spirit and breaking down Sunday's message.
Brian reflects on the sermon from Galatians 5:1-15 and explores the concept of freedom in the Bible and how we can live from true freedom.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth preaches from Galatians 5:1-15 on how true freedom is living lives of love in Jesus.
Brian goes solo on the message from Galatians 4:21-31. The difference between burden and freedom is promise. What is God's promise? How do we trust that promise? And bonus: how can Paul understand the Abraham-Sarah-Hagar story the way he does?
Welcome to a special edition of Digging Deeper where you join us for our preaching retreat as we talk through Jake Harper's message and also give insight into what we do on the preaching team.
In this episode, we dig deeper into a powerful sermon on salvation by faith—what it truly means to be saved, and how that shapes the way we live each day. It’s not just about believing in Jesus; it’s about letting Him drive our lives. We explore the danger of slipping back into old patterns and the importance of abiding in Christ. God didn’t leave us to figure it out on our own—He gave us the Spirit to guide, strengthen, and transform us. Join us as we talk about walking by faith, living by the Spirit, and surrendering control so that Jesus is truly at the wheel.
In this episode, Jake Herring delivers a powerful message on the vital role of the Holy Spirit in our understanding of salvation. He unpacks how faith—not works—is the key to salvation, and how the Holy Spirit illuminates this truth in our hearts. Whether you're new to the faith or seeking deeper insight, this message will challenge and encourage you to rely fully on the Spirit's guidance.
The Three Amigos return to discuss what it means to be justified through faith in Jesus.
Pastor Brian speaks about how we can tend to live according to old ways, even after we've committed to following Jesus. In Christ, however, we died to the old way and now live in a new way.
Brian is joined by Jessica Wilmarth, our Director of Ministries and Discipleship, to discuss message on Galatians 1. We look to something to justify us. We'll find that we can only justified in the Gospel.
Kirk discusses the reality of death, his own experiences facing death, and what the scripture says happens following death.
Pastor Jake takes over Cody's job and brings Pastor Brian back to talk about conflict and how to handle it.
Jake and Cody discuss Kirk's message about associating with people of different viewpoints and how our perception of enemies may not match reality.
Pastor Jake speaks about how through the gospel, we can become a community of light in a culture of brokenness
We want to become a transformed community, and embracing humility helps us live out our gifts and talents with the right perspective. Listen as Jake and Cody unpack Sunday's sermon and explore what it means to discern humility while recognizing how God has uniquely equipped you.
Jake Herring, one of our Elders, brings us the message as we continue in our series in Romans 12 on having Humility in the Kingdom.
"In view of God's mercy, be transformed" serves as the central message of this sermon. Join us as Brian presents the first week of our Romans 12 series.
Jess joins Jake and Cody to talk through Sunday's sermon and what it looks like to live Romans 12.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth describes how the resurrection of Jesus Chris brings salvation and new life.
Brian and Jake leave Cody out and talk about the message from Sunday, exploring the crucifixion and how Jesus is King amidst it all.
Jesus is King, just not according to the world's view. We need a king unlike worldly kings, and we must follow him as king into counter-worldly views
Jake Harper joins the Gang for a fun and exciting podcast. Listen in as we discuss Sunday's message and wrestle with the profound truth that the innocent One became guilty to make the guilty innocent.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares from the Gospel of Mark, and discusses how the innocent one became guilty to make the guilty innocent.
While relating to Jesus can feel challenging at times, His full humanity means He experienced the same emotions and feelings we do. Brian and Cody explore this concept and discuss how understanding this connection can strengthen our faith.
Cody and Jake discuss the Sunday message, exploring how remembrance, intersection, and invitation connect to the Mark passage and communion.
Join us on an amazing journey as we explore the beautiful message of how Jesus came to save and redeem us all! We're so excited to share how this wonderful truth inspires our podcast and helps us live lives full of joy and thankfulness to our loving Savior who gave everything for us.
Pastor Brian delivered a message for our new sermon series "To the Cross." This week, we explored the book of Mark and delved into a mind-bending concept: Jesus came to save betrayers. Spoiler alert: we are all betrayers.
Brian and Cody journey to discover the heart of wisdom. Ultimately, it's about walking with Jesus. We follow His leading and allow the Holy Spirit to work in us, growing and maturing as we lean into God's Word and prayer.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings us the final message in our Wisdom series and teaches on how becoming wise comes from our journey with Jesus
Guess who's back, friends! Cody has returned with some super thoughtful questions for Brian all about discernment. We can't wait to dive into this wonderful conversation together!
Pastor Brian speaks to us to Be aware of the need for discernment and beginning to grow in it.
Brian and Jake talk about wisdom we glean from Matthew 7 on judging. And talk about Cody behind his back.
So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:18
Jake and Cody talk about a kingdom mindset and what it takes to stay connected to it.
Pastor Jake Harper emphasizes the importance of developing a Kingdom mindset in the pursuit of wisdom.
God gives wisdom often through the counsel of community. Brian and Jake Harper discuss Kirk's sermon on having wise counsel without him. And without Cody. This might be the most names we've dropped in a single description. A lot of wise counsel to draw from... maybe...
Brian and Cody discuss teachability and explore the concept of a "No Mirror Year" as a way to cultivate humility and self-denial.
Suffering. The problem of evil. Pastor Brian and Cody discuss Sunday's message and explore how we wrestle with wisdom. And probably say "what's up with that?" too many times...
Pastor Brian Wilmarth invites us to wrestle with the hard things in life, include with suffering and the problem of evil, and he demonstrates from Scripture that we need to commit to God's way of wisdom, even if it's hard.
Brian and Cody have a conversation about cultivating wisdom and how it brings transformed hearts and character. Check it out!
Cody is back in the podcast seat and ready to ask Brian some tough questions. Tune in to this podcast to hear about joy and all its dimensions.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings us a message on how Joy comes from Jesus' Love and Resurrection from Philippians 4:4-13.
Kirk Bode shares about the Magi who sought and worshiped Jesus at his birth, and discusses how we can learn from the response of the Magi to Jesus.
Brian talks with Jessica Wilmarth about the story of Mary as part of our series, Wonders of His Love. They explore God's provision and presence with His people.
Jessica Wilmarth continues in the Wonders of His Love series with the Story of Mary leading to Jesus's birth.
Brian talks with Jessica Wilmarth, who wrote our stories, about the creative process and insights gleaned for Joseph as part of our Christmas series, Wonders of His Love.
Jessica Wilmarth tells a story from the perspective of Joseph, and Brian Wilmarth shares some reflections on the story.
Brian has a conversation with Jessica Wilmarth, our Discipleship & Ministries Director, about the story of Elizabeth from Luke (or Matthew - apparently Brian doesn't know!)
Jessica Wilmarth tells us the story of John, the one to prepare the way for Jesus' coming.
Cody and Brian swap stories about the Story of Jesus and the stories we'll hear this Christmas. Story.
Pastor Brian begins the reading of The Story of Jesus in this new series, Wonders of His Love.
Brian reviews and reflects on the concluding message in our series, Heart & Treasure, about how we cultivate a generous heart. All without Cody...
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares from 2 Corinthians 8 and 9, and demonstrates the importance of cultivating a generous heart.
In this thought-provoking episode of "Digging Deeper," we DIG further into our ongoing exploration of the concept of treasure and its profound connection to the human heart. Building upon our previous discussions, we examine how our values, priorities, and deepest desires shape our understanding of what we truly treasure in life. This conversation challenges listeners to reflect on where their hearts are invested and how that alignment impacts their daily choices and overall life direction.
Cody and Brian talk about money and where our hearts are...yikes. Just kidding! Hopefully you find this a meaningful conversation!
Pastor Brian and Kirk Bode discuss his message about having certainty in the middle of uncertainty from 1 Kings 19.
Cody and Brian close out their sermon series with an epic "Digging Deeper" episode. Listen in and find out what it's all about.
Brian and Jake discuss Jake's message on relationship with Jesus. And make fun of Cody when he's not here.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth speaks about replacing lies with the Gospel, that we all have lies we believe and we need the truth of the Gospel to replace those lies.
First week of our new series "Formed." In this episode, we explore what discipleship looks like and what it doesn't.
Cody has a sit-down conversation with youth pastor Jake Harper to discuss the nature of transformation. They also briefly mention missing Brian Wilmarth and express their eagerness for his return to office.
Pastor Jake Harper preaches about as we live in the fullness of the Gospel, we become like Jesus.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shows through Scripture that we have new life now in the Gospel, and the Gospel meets our deepest needs.
Pastor Brian reflects on the chapters in Genesis after the flood and how they point us to the internal work Jesus comes to do.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth concludes our series in Genesis with a message from Genesis 9-11 on how humility leads to life through trusting God
Pastor Brian reflects on the message from our mission partner, Nate Reutter, about how God does immeasurably more, from Ephesians 3:20.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings us a message from Genesis chapter 3 and talks about how Sin destroys; God restores.
Brian and Cody engage in a casual discussion about Genesis, exploring what it offers regarding identity and the purpose it provides us.
We are image-bearers of and partners with God; trust him and relate rightly with one another.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares examples from Jesus' communication with the Pharisees to demonstrate that Jesus is always full of grace and truth.
Pastor Brian talks about Kirk's message from Sunday about Jesus calling an unexpected person, Matthew, and what Matthew does.
Pastor Brian speaks to us about how Jesus radically serves us, which changes us to radically serve others.
Brian and Jess Wilmarth discuss the topic of power found in Jesus' interaction with Pilate.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings a message from John 18 & 19 and teaches about how we should relate to power the Jesus way.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings a message from Luke 10 and teaches about how out of love, Jesus refocuses our attitudes and priorities.
Brian is joined by our Discipleship & Ministry Director Jessica Wilmarth, and they discuss the rich and challenging story of Mark 10:17-31.
Jesus interacts with the woman caught in adultery. Interact with with Brian and Cody as they interact about this interaction.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth uses examples from Scripture to demonstrate how Jesus shows us grace and truth, and that we should show grace and truth to others.
Kirk and Cody discuss the message and provide practical tips on sharing with others and encouraging those who have lost their passion for faith.
Pastor Brian reflects on the sermon from Daniel 6, exploring how God's way endures and we are to persevere in it.
Brian and Jessica Wilmarth talk about Daniel 3, the creative process, and how we stand for God amidst pressure.
Kirk and Cody talk about Daniel Chapter Two. They're really driving home how important sticking together is, and how we've just gotta let God take the wheel when things get tough.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares examples of how Daniel engaged culture, and encourages Christ followers to remain faithful to God, who is in control.
StudentLife Pastor Jake Harper brings a message from Matthew 11:28-30 about how if we want to experience the peace and rest of Jesus, we have to adopt the pace of Jesus.
Pastor Brian talks with Kirk Bode about Simeon in Luke 2 about waiting, can we have assurance of salvation, and how many Christmas songs someone can mention in a sermon!
Kirk Bode shares from an often overlooked part of the Christmas story, that of Simeon and his waiting for the Messiah.
Pastor Brian continues in our Fulfilled series, reading from 2 Samuel 7:12-16 and Luke 1:26-33 to show us that Jesus is the long-awaited King and Savior.
Pastor Brian continues in our Fulfilled series, reading from Deuteronomy 18:14-22 to show us how Jesus gives us full access to God.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues in our new Vision series teaching from John 1:14-18 and Exodus 34:6-7 on how we let the grace and truth of Jesus shape us.
Pastor Brian shares some reflections from the message on Proclaim in our Vision Series.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues in our new Vision series teaching from 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 on how we Proclaim Jesus through show and tell.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares a sermon introducing the the new vision statement for New Life and how we Pursue Jesus by being with him and learning from him.
Cody and Dave have a late night podcast sesh and talk about seeing through a kingdom Lens.
Cody and Brian discuss the final message in Colossians about the triple P fruit produced from being rooted in Christ.
Jake Herring discusses the importance of aligning our character and behavior with the character and behavior of God through our relationships.
We're continuing in our Colossians series with a message brought to us by Kirk Bode from Colossians 3:1-17 on how we need to be transformed from the inside out by Jesus and His Word.
Pastor Brian and Jess Wilmarth explore how living in Christ reflects how we have received him.
Pastor Brian reflects on the challenge from Colossians 1:24-2:5 and how we can look more like Jesus in our lives.
Pastor Brian describes how Jesus should become the center of our lives, and how we should give our lives to Jesus for others.
Pastor Brian shares some reflections on the final sermon of our series and the series as a whole.
Kirk Bode shares that Jesus calls us to follow Him, then to reach out to others as His missionaries.
Brian sits down and talks with Lisa Countryman and Jess Wilmarth about Kidslife Ministry.
Pastor Brian shares some reflections and personal stories related to how the sermon on Exodus 16 came to be.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series on Sabbath with a message from Exodus 16 on how Sabbath is an act of trust that God will solely provide.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth describes how Jesus gives us the Sabbath for our good. Text is Mark 2:23 - 3:6.
Pastor Brian is joined by Jessica Wilmarth, the Discipleship Director at New Life, to have a conversation about Sunday's sermon on Sabbath and the freedom it brings
Pastor Brian speaks on the Sabbath and what it is, why we need it and what it does for us.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth concludes our series on the Parables with a message from Luke 7:36-50 on how we all need to know we're forgiven and how that will lead us to love one another.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares from Matthew 9:14-17 and discusses how Jesus not only challenged the assumptions of the disciples of John, but challenges our assumptions as well.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series on the Parables with a message from Mark 7 about how external things don’t make us right with God and only Jesus is able to make us right with God at the heart level.
Pastor Brian sits down with Dave Loyd, one of our Elders, to discuss Dave's sermon from Luke 14.
This is the second week of Parables. Kirk Bode, brings a message from Matthew 20 on Fairness and Justice!
Today we begin a new series on the Parables. One of New Life's Elders, Jake Herring, brings a message from Luke 15 on how Jesus will stop at nothing to bring us back and prove his love in the process!
Pastor Brian and Jessica Wilmarth discuss John 21 and reconciling with the Grace and Truth Matrix.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth concludes our Reconciled series with a message on how Jesus reconciles with Grace and Truth, and about how we should too.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth brings a message about how we need to be Christlike in how we reconcile with others from Philippians chapter 2
Pastor Brian and Cody talk about some of the practical steps of reconciliation and how to avoid gossip.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our Reconciled series with a message about what reconciliation is and is not, from Matthew chapter 18.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth speaks from 2 Corinthians 5:16-21, showing that we should reconcile with each other, since we have been reconciled to God.
Pastor Brian and Cody dig into last weeks message and explore what will bring lasting change.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shows from the account of the golden calf that our problem is not on the outside; it's on the inside. He then discusses how a mediator brings transformation, and shows Jesus to be that true mediator.
We're continuing in our series thru Exodus with a message on the Ten Commandments from Kirk Bode. He is a member of our Preaching Team and is a former Elder at New Life.
Pastor Brian sits down the Dave Loyd, one of our Elders and preachers, to talk through Sunday's sermon about journeying with God toward reshaping our identity, based on Exodus 15:22-17:7.
Elder Dave Loyd speaks on how the reshaping that took place on the Israelite's journey.
As a part of our Family Sunday Service, Pastor Brian Wilmarth is joined by Lisa Countryman, one of our KidsLife volunteers, to discuss the story of the parting of the Red Sea from the book of Exodus chapter 14.
Kirk Bode discusses the detailed instructions relating to the first Passover in Egypt, and shows that Jesus is our Passover lamb.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues through the book of Exodus with a message on the 10 plagues from chapters 8-10.
Jake Herring, an elder with NewLife Church, continues the Book of Exodus with Chapters 5 and 6.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series in Exodus with a message from Exodus 3-4 about how our identity comes from God's identity.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth discusses our choice between the way of sin and the way of God, as well as our need for a rescuer, as he covers Exodus 1 and 2.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares tools for Bible reading, focusing on the meaning and context of John 14:14.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth shares the meaning behind Philippians 4:13, as well as the significance of contentment and reading in context.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth discusses the importance of knowing who Jesus is, as well as the cost and rewards of discipleship.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series in the book of Mark with a message from Mark 6:6-13, 30-32.
Announcement of the Decisions by the Elder on the Question they Presented to the Church.
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series in the book of Mark with a message from Mark 4:1-20
Pastor Brian Wilmarth continues our series in the book of Mark with a message from Mark 2:13-3:6.
Today, Jessie brought us the sixth sermon in our series on the book of Daniel.
If you weren't able to join us for worship this morning, join in with the songs below.
Fierce:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II1JKBuz-AY
Holy Spirit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFByOX8Fb0M&list=PLjTJbDxMOJ7-ixKCgh1hwOqUCIvBJrpMK
Goodness of God:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvSuGyJQ6oM
Today Jessie brought part 5 in the Daniel series.
If you were not able to join us for worship, please join along with the songs that were done today with the links below.
Raise a Hallelujah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2XtRuPfaAU&feature=youtu.be
Build my Life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGYpF-Jrfew&feature=youtu.be
King of my Heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtcrJ_IKaqQ