Newsong Fellowship

At a pivotal point in his struggle to understand his suffering and God's silence, Job helps us find a glimmer of hope even in what feels so much like death

At the heart of Job's lament, is a growing frustration with God. What if our tendency to defend God's goodness in seasons of great tragedy is actually the response that keeps us at a distance from Him?

In one of the few comforting moments in the book, we witness the healing power of vulnerability as Job sits in his pain joined by his friends

Suffering is a universal human experience, but when it comes in extreme measure, we're forced to wrestle with necessary, gut-wrenching kinds of questions that have significant implications for our view of God and His role in it. Over the next 5 weeks, as we journey towards Resurrection Sunday, we'll explore the mystery of suffering through the journey of Job

When we think about responsibilities, we usually think of all the things we have to do... but what if, instead of doing more, God just wanted us to be in His love for us? (Q&A from both services included)

If you want to learn how to love God more deeply…start by learning to love your enemy.

Why is it that Jesus speaks with such strong words when it comes to how we manage and view our "stuff"? Is there a larger truth underneath his warnings?

What does it mean to be a "follower of Jesus"? What does that imply today and what did it mean 2000 years ago when Jesus called his disciples?

A special morning of worship and celebration with the Kingdom City kiddos!

What's the relationship between the mission of Jesus as he states it in Luke 4 and his declaration regarding "the year of the Lord's favor"? How can it give us insight into bringing "good news" to the very real tensions and struggles of our day?

On the eve of the day when, as a nation, we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King; and in light of the racial and ethnic tensions unfolding in our country and around the globe, what does it look like to respond as a follower of Christ? How can we participate in God's Kingdom plan of restoration and reconciliation?

What was the message of Jesus and what does it look like to pray and act upon our desire for that to materialize "on earth as it is in heaven"?

In the healing of a blind man, Jesus helps us see that toxic religion can create hurt and invites us, instead, into a way of life that heals… a Kingdom that prioritizes people over rules.

At the center of the Christmas story is the story of God invading earth in a cosmic conspiracy of love

The Christmas story reveals just how powerful it is that God gave of himself and invites us to discover the power of presence and significance as we follow His example

As we enter the season of Advent, we join a movement that has been celebrated for centuries. Advent literally means to wait... to wait for the arrival of something or someone significant. As we wait for the coming Christ child, how can we live in line with what this revolutionary arrival actually implies?

Pastor Lindsey helps us explore the heart of generosity at the center of the Christmas season | Stories: Dana Adams & Hope Gunderson

10 lepers are healed... 1 returns to express gratitude and experiences something far greater than physical healing. How does gratitude become the catalyst for a life of wholeness?

Given the current climate of division and fear, Jesus' prayer for his followers can teach us the "dance of yielding"

In the midst of a season of major political turmoil, and with the upcoming election, how do we navigate these troubled waters through the lens of the Kingdom?