New Covenant Church of God: Recent Episodes
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We are located in Cleveland, TN, just 1.5 miles from exit 27 on I-75. From Target, turn right onto Frontage Road and continue for approximately 1 mile and the sign will be on your right.
Sunny Evans preaches on Mark 5:24-35 and shares about her ministry in the Czech Republic.
Pastor Chris preaches on the apparent shattering of hope in Isaiah 11 and its fulfillment in Christ.
Pastor Steve preaches on the how Christ's way of peace calls us to live in ways counter to the violence of this world.
Dr. Terry Johns in a conversation about redemptive social action and the specific needs of Cleveland, TN residents
Pastor Steve Spear preaches from Luke 12: 32-40. Jesus, the Parables, and the really Good News.
Pastor Lacy preaches on the story of Martha and Mary. Christ does not shame Martha for serving but invites her to do as Mary has done. Christ shows that God sees and values Martha's serving and hospitality just as God values Mary listening to Christ's teaching.
Pastor Steve preaches on Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan. Jesus never answers the lawyer's question "Who is my neighbor?" Jesus' response is to be neighborly across the borders established by our broken systems and institutions.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Revelation chapter 7. We can celebrate in the midst of the great ordeal of life because we know how it ends through the Lamb.
Pastor Steve Spears preaches from Revelation 5:11-ff. The liturgy of the slaughtered Lamb is breaking us out of the liturgies of the world.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Philippians 3:17-20, 4:1. Our identity is not being compromised by standing with the powerless, but is being fulfilled.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches our Wednesday night service in this second week of Lent.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Deuteronomy 26: 1-11 and Luke 4: 1-13. On this first Sunday of Lent, we are encouraged to find joy in the Lenten Season. Repentance and self-denial is joy to us.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Luke 6:27-38. "We do not have to maintain holiness by keeping distance from our neighbors."
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from 1 Corinthians about the importance of love in our community.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Matthew 2:1-12 on Epiphany. Does our need for self preservation cause us to fear those who are supposed to be gifts to us?
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Isaiah 43:1-7 and Luke 3. In baptism the Father identifies Christ as His beloved, and Christ identifies himself with those who are seeking God.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from 1 Samuel 2:18-26 and Luke 2:41-ff. Just as the child Jesus started to recognize who he is, Mary and Joseph had to realize what it meant to have a child that belongs to God. Are there gifts of God in our lives that we need to hold with open hands?
Dr. Robb Blackaby gives a homily on the miracle of Christ's birth from Luke 2 and Isaiah 9.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Philippians 4:4-7 and Zephaniah 3: 14-20 in the third week of Advent.
Deborah Ortiz preaches from Malachi 3 and Luke 3:1-6 on the second Sunday of Advent.
Peace is not the absence of conflict or the ceasing of all unpleasant things.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Jeremiah 33:16 and Luke 21: 29-36 on the first Sunday of Advent. She urges us to not forget the second Advent-the perpetual coming of Christ.
Andy Dimbi preaches from Revelation 1:4-8 and shares his testimony and thanksgiving on his last day at New Covenant, Christ the King Sunday.
Pastor John Gordy preaches from 1 Samuel 1: 4-20. Hannah should be an icon of the faith that reminds us that we are seen, even when life seems to tell us we are not.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Ruth 3: 1-5 and 4:13-ff.
What if by being open to those who we perceive as the greatest threat to our personal holiness we are participating in the birth of Christ among us?
Pastor John Gordy preaches from Ruth 1:1-18. We are encouraged to pay attention to the ways God is active through the stranger and the outsider.
Traci Humphrey preaches from Mark 10: 46-52. She invites us to look at the "who" in this passage as we focus on the crowd, Bartimaeus, and the Disciples.The crowd who tried to silence Bartimaeus were told to "call him", and they became part of his healing. The obedient Bartimaeus throws off his cloak and follows Jesus, and the Disciples question who Jesus is and who they are.
We are invited to ask the question "who are we in this story?".
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Mark 10: 35-45. James and John believe that seeking a place of honor would make them better disciples. But Christ shows us that to be a disciple is to suffer rightly.
Pastor John Gordy preaches from Mark 10: 17-31. As the rich man humbly comes before Christ, the man's heart is bared open. We are challenged to use rightly what we have been given and not always desire more.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Hebrews 1, 2:5-ff and Mark 10:13-ff. If we are free from other kingdoms, we are open and free to God's Kingdom.
Pastor Danielle Larson walks us through Mark 9: 38-50. She discusses how stumbling blocks are directly related to how we respond to our neighbors.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Proverbs 31 and Mark 9:31-37. The Image of God is in our being, not in our doing.
Robb Blackaby preaches from Mark 8:27-38. Revelation opens us up to new words from God rather than limiting us to the original word.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Isaiah 35. This passage that is set prior to the exile contains a promise from God to save God's people. Our hearts that race with anxiety from the world that we live in also race with hope.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches from Song of Solomon 2: 8-13. What if the sense of divine abandonment and the absence we feel at times is less a far- away God and more an ever-presence God who is romancing us?
Dr. Rick Waldrop shares about his ministry with The Shalom Project in Latin America. He preaches from Psalm 34 and Psalm 146.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches to the local congregation from John 6:51-58. She tells us that the Fruit of the Spirit are evidence of the Holy Spirit that are social in nature. She says we embody the Bread of Life to one another as Christ does to us.
Dr. Chris Green speaks to the local body on his last Sunday at New Covenant from Exodus 16 and 1 Corinthians 10. He tells us that even in our despair and pain our prayers are heard. Even if they are stillborn prayers or prayers that we don't know how to pray. God is working for our good, and gives us what we need. We are being transfigured into the image of Christ and will become bread for our neighbors.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches to the local congregation from 2 Samuel 11. She encourages us to consider healing our understanding of this text and to see Bathsheba as a person made in the Image of God. Bathsheba is not just an incident within this text.
Dr. Mark Proctor preaches from Ephesians 2:11-22. He says that the Gospel calls into question the authorities of this world and awaits the Kingdom of God.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches from Isaiah 57:14, reminding us that God is not only in the high places but is also with those who are hurting. She refers to the story of the woman who was brought to Jesus when caught in the act of adultery and she encourages us to see each other rightly so that we may put down our stones, be merciful, and reconcile with our brothers and sisters.
Pastor John Gordy preaches from Mark 6. He shares some of the realities of shepherding with the local body. He encourages us to throw away the rod and pick up the staff, to protect and deal lovingly with one another.
Pastor John Gordy speaks to the local congregation about the frequent transitions of the past three years. He explains why New Covenant holds onto historical practices of the Church while also wanting to remain true to our Pentecostal heritage.
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches on the parable of the seed and the mustard plant from Mark 4
Pastor Christopher Brewer shares a homily from Deuteronomy 5:12-15 and Mark 2:23-3:6 on sabbath and the rest we find in God.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches a homily on 1 John 4:7-21 and John 15:1-8 for the fifth week of Easter
Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches a homily from Psalm 23, 1 John 3:16-24, and John 10:11-18
Pastor John Gordy preaches a homily from 1 John 3:1-7 on the forgiveness we have in Christ
Pastor John Gordy shares a sermon on Acts 4:32-35 encouraging us toward generosity and hospitality in light of Christ's resurrection.
Pastor John Gordy shares an Easter homily, inviting all to the table in light of Christ's resurrection.
Elder Deborah Ortiz shares a homily with us on Numbers 21:4-9 for the fourth week of lent.
On the third Sunday of Lent, Pastor John Gordy preaches a message on the Ten Commandments
On the first Sunday of Lent, Pastor Lacy Anderson preaches on Genesis 9:8-17 and Mark 1:9-15 addressing our invitation to walk the way of peace with Christ knowing that it is an invitation to death.
Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches on the fullness of time and the grace of having all the time we need in Christ
Pastor John Gordy encourages us to seek to know one another, even as we are known by God
In the season of Epiphany, on Baptism Sunday, Pastor Christopher Brewer preaches on Christ who is the Word God speaks
Pastor John Gordy preaches a message encouraging us to abide in the gifts of hope, peace, joy, and love we have received as fellow heirs with Christ
Listen this week as Dr. Steve Mills preaches an important message from Romans 8:26-39. Hear the Word of the Lord, and be blessed!
Tune in as Pastor John leads us through Romans 8:12-25 and Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 and challenges us to discern the difference between Wheat and Weeds. Be blessed this week!
This week, Michelle Bostic preaches from Matthew 13.1-9, 18-23 and asks us to reflect on the seeds and seasons of our lives. Be blessed this week by this inspiring word!
This week we hear how God calls us to be a more hospitable community as we examine Matthew 10.40-42, and Romans 6:12-23.
This week, Pastor John challenges us to listen to Jeremiah's prophetic call from Jeremiah 20:7-13.
This week, Pastor Silas delivers a powerful word from Genesis 18. How far would you go for your enemies?
On Trinity Sunday pastor Gordy speaks from 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 and presses us to reflect upon our participation in the triune life of God, even as we move into ordinary time.
Pastor Gordy preaches from Acts 2 on Pentecost Sunday and encourages us to live in the Baptism of Love.
On Ascension Sunday, Casey Cole brings a powerful Word from Acts 1:6-14 and invites us to consider how this might inform how we live. Join us in listening, and be blessed.
On the sixth Sunday of Easter, Pastor Silas delivers a convicting message from Acts 17:22-31. What do Paul's words mean for us in our day and age?
On this Saturday evening service, Andy Dimbi speaks to us from 1 Peter 2.1-10, highlighting four images that are sure to challenge you!
On the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Pastor John Gordy preaches from John 14.1-14 and has us consider what we are given during our journey through life.
On this Saturday evening, Chaplain Jeremy Lambert offers an emphatic Word from 1 Peter 2.19-25.
On this Saturday Evening, Dr. Robb Blackaby offers an insightful Word from Acts 2:14a, 36-41.
On the Third Sunday of Easter, Dr. Chris Green exhorts New Covenant to be the Word of the Lord to each other, and to the world around us.
On this Saturday Evening, Danielle Larson delivers a thought-provoking Word from John 20:19-31, and causes us to reflect on life after the resurrection.
On the second Sunday of Easter, Pastor John preaches from 1 Peter 1:3-9 and encourages listeners to receive the peace of Christ, even in the midst of great trials.
On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Silas takes us through Matthew 28:1-10, 16-20 and talks about, death, fear, and doubt.
On Holy Saturday, Traci Humphrey delivers a message on being faithful as we wait in anticipation for Christ to rise.
On the fifth Sunday of Lent, Pastor John encourages us to join with Christ in the fullness of Christ's ministry in John 11:1-45.
On Saturday after the fourth Sunday in Lent, Dr. Stephen Mills further explores John 4.5-42. He asks, "Are you thirsty?"
On the third Sunday in Lent, Pastor John preaches from John 4.5-42. In this text, Jesus asks for water to drink but does he ever receive water for his thirst? Listen and find out!
As the second week of Lent comes to an end, Pastor Silas speaks about blessing in Genesis 12:1-4, and offers some food for thought concerning the blessings in our lives.
Pastor John gives a timely word from Genesis 12:1-4 on discerning God's call in different seasons of life. As you listen, we pray that you are blessed by this ministry of the Word.
On this Saturday Evening service recording, Dr. Robb Blackaby guides us through a powerful reading of Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7.
On Transfiguration Sunday, Pastor John delivers a challenging word from Matthew 17:1-9.
On the Seventh Sunday after the Epiphany, Pastor Silas preaches from Matthew 5 and expresses what 'perfection' means in the Sermon on the Mount.
On the Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany, Pastor John draws us into 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 as Paul tells us who the Church is created for.
Pastor Silas preaches from Luke 16 and challenges us to consider who 'Lazarus' might be in our own lives.
Pastor Gordy preached from Luke 15 after showing a modern adaptation of the poem, 'The Hound of Heaven', by Francis Thompson. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXlgz4aBKt8)
In the second sermon from our series exploring identity in Christ, Pastor Johns preaches from Romans 8:12-17.
Pastor Jackie preaches from Romans 7:21-8:8 in the first sermon in a series in which we explore our identity in Christ.
Advent Week 1 (December 1, 2013) - Pastor Jackie preaches on the mystery of the divine and human natures of Christ. John 1:1-5, 9-14
Pastor Jackie preaches on perichoresis, the dance of the Trinity. 1 John 4:7-8,16; Hebrews 12:28-29; John 17:20-23
Pastor Cheryl preaches on the mystery of footwashing, the sacrament that prepares us for dancing with the Divine.
Pastor Jackie begins to explore the Mystery of the Sacraments in this sermon on water baptism.
Pastor Cheryl preaches on "But Now," the promise of God to restore His people in glory.
Podcast begins with a Skype interview with missionary to Zambia, Theresa Kimbrell. Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on living the Spirit-Filled life.
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on the baptism of the Holy Spirit and the time to witness to other people.
Special Guest Dr. Chris Green preaches on holiness and sanctification.Introduction by Dr. Sang-Ehil Han.
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on John 10 and abundant life!(Apologies for the audio quality this week, we were experiencing technical difficulties)
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on the glory of God in the wilderness. Introduction to the sermon by Dr. Rickie Moore and Dr. Chris Green.
Pastor Jackie Johns begins the Lent series on the theme of The Journey with his sermon on Leaving Egypt.
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on how no matter what our borders or national allegiance, we are all one in the Body of Christ. Jesus is the sovereign Lord of All Nations.
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on creation and how we need to expand our view of and place in it.
Special Speaker Dr. Sang-Ehil Han preaches on 1 Corinthians 12 and being the Body of Christ
Pastor Jackie Johns preaches on 1 Corinthians 11 and what it means to be male and female.