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Pray This Way | Coming Out of the Closet Pastor Jarod's sermon "Coming Out Of The Closet" stresses the significance of private prayer and the rewards it brings. By following Jesus' instructions in Matthew 6:6 to pray in secret, we invite God's rewarding hand into our lives. This sermon highlights the transformative nature of the secret place, urging the us to prioritize prayer and cultivate vulnerability in our relationship with God and others. We are challenged to embrace the fear of missing out on the miracles and breakthroughs that come from faithful, authentic prayer. For more information, scripture references, and notes - download the NewTribe App here: https://newtribe.church/download-our-app ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New Tribe: Website | https://newtribe.church/comeexperience/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/newtribechurch Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/newtribechurch YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/ne

Three Rivers of the Spirit - Pastor Jarod Smith In "3 Rivers of the Spirit," Pastor Jarod discusses the importance of believers being vessels for the Holy Spirit to impact others. He highlights rivers of refreshment, wisdom, and healing that should flow from believers by being filled with the Spirit. Pastor Jarod emphasizes the need to seek divine wisdom, be sources of refreshment, and bring healing in all areas of life. The sermon concludes with a call for Spirit-filled believers to unite in bringing transformation and hope to their community through the overflowing fullness of the Holy Spirit.

Living Water Series | The 6th Hour - Pastor Jarod Smith Pastor Jarod Smith's sermon titled "The 6th Hour" explores Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in Samaria. The woman, burdened with past mistakes and feeling invisible, finds Jesus at the well, highlighting that Jesus meets us in our moments of exhaustion and weakness. Pastor Jarod emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our weaknesses to Christ for victory, as Jesus understands our struggles and offers unfailing love. The sermon concludes with a call to seek the living water of Jesus, which can sustain and refresh our relationship with God, especially in times of doubt and exhaustion. _______________ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New Tribe: Website | https://newtribe.church/comeexperience/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/newtribechurch Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/newtribechurch YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/newtribechurch

Living Water Series | Life Is A Classroom - Pastor Josh Burfeind In John 16, Jesus sets us up for a lifetime of learning by explaining that the Holy Spirit will lead us into all the truth. But what does that look like on a daily basis? In Part 6 of our summer series, "Living Water," Student Pastor Josh Burfeind outlines some contexts where the Holy Spirit is teaching us as Jesus said He would. Similar to an elementary writing class, the Lord helps us trace the same truths repeatedly through different circumstances to learn about God, ourselves, and the world around us.

Living Water Series | Run to Win - Kicking Tobiah Out - Pastor Garrett Prechtl Everyone has a race to run and as followers of Jesus, we have a very specific race to run. Regardless of perceived gifting, skill set, talent, status, strength, position, and age — in life & of life…. our race is to RUN TO WIN. But what does that actually mean? How does that practically look? In this message, guest speaker Pastor Garrett Prechtl teaches about our race and how we are to run as followers of Jesus. Scriptures 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 MSG 2 Timothy 2:22-3:9 ESV Nehemiah 13:1-9 ESV Nehemiah 13:10-14 ESV Nehemiah 13:23-30 ESV 1 Thessalonians 2:12 Colossians 1:10 Philippians 1:27 Ephesians 4:1 Matthew 18 Romans 12:1 Colossians 3:1 Hebrews 2:11 2 Corinthians 7:1 Psalm 139 We Have to Confront All That We Have Allowed To Be Stored Up In Chamber of Our Hearts That Isn't of God or For God We Have to Confront Anything and Everything That is Stealing Our Worship From God We Have to Confront Any and Every Foreign Way,

Living Water Series | When Jesus Crashes the Party - Pastor Michael Stephens Join us for Session 4 of Living Water as we dive into the cultural backdrop of the Feast of Tabernacles and its significance in Jesus' ministry. Inspired by personal reflections, we explore Jesus' deliberate timing and the misunderstandings surrounding his mission, culminating in his powerful declaration during the festival. Discover how Jesus, amidst ancient rituals and expectations, invites all who thirst to come to him for true refreshment and the promise of rivers of living water flowing from within. Let's unpack the deeper spiritual meanings behind this pivotal moment in John 7 and journey closer to understanding the transformative message of Christ crashing into cultural norms with divine truth. Verses John 7:1-10 NKJV John 7:14-15 NIV John 7:37-39 NIV Isaiah 12:3 NIV Psalm 118:25 NIV "He who has not seen the rejoining at the place of the water drawing has never seen rejoicing in his life." - Talmud

Living Water Series | The Heart of the Father Have you ever wondered how Father God responds when we make mistakes? Elder Lee Whitman continues our "Living Water" series with a message titled "The Heart of the Father." He discusses the story Jesus told about the prodigal son, specifically looking at how the Father responds to this wayward son. This is a great story talking about our Father God on this Father's Day! Verses: 1 John 1:12 NKJV Ephesians 3:14-15 NASB John 14:6 NASB John 14:16-17 NASB Luke 15:11-19 NASB Luke 15:20-24 NASB Key Points: - He rebelled against his father - He told his father he wished he were dead - He turned his back on his family and family heritage - He turned his back on his country and the national heritage - He disrespected his father's hard work by blowing his inheritance on loose living - He was hired on to work for a foreigner, stooping way below his upbringing - He turned his back on his religion GUILTY AS CHARGED! What the father did for the

Living Water Series | Be Like Kids Heading into the week of Summer Vibes, what does it mean to return to a childlike state in our relationship with God? Jesus invites us to come before Him boldly and receive from Him with the simplicity of a child. Above all, God is calling us to an intimate relationship with Him as a kid has with a loving father, and this closeness models a relationship with God that the next generation can recognize and understand. 1. Boldness - "let the little children com to me" 2. Receiving - "receive the kingdom of God like a little child" 3. Intimacy - "he took the children in his arms, places his hands on them and blessed them" Verses: Mark 10:13-16, NIV Hebrews 4:16, NIV James 4:8a, NIV "The Bible was written for us, not to us." "The Father's heart is moved by the prayers of his children, regardless of age." "You never grow out of receiving like a child." "It pleases the Father to give, so it should please m

Living Water Series | Thirsty Again Pastor Mike brings the first message in our new series "Living Water" titled "Thirsty Again". He starts the series discussing the validity and accuracy of the New Testament as proven through various tests of other historical manuscripts: Copies, Witnesses, Audience, Accuracy, Other Writings, Archeology. For all of those reasons we can trust the Bible as Truth but the most compelling evidence is what it has done in people's lives for centuries. "Without drinking in living water on a daily basis, spiritual dehydration drains your energy and makes you tired." "The living water that Jesus is talking about is the Holy Spirit who will overflow out of you and refresh you and those around you." Scriptures: John 4:14 ESV 2 Peter 1:16 ESV Hebrews 4:12 ESV John 20:30-31 ESV John 4:1-14 ESV John 7:37-39 ESV ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New Tribe: Website | https://newtribe.church/c

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Spiritual Gifts Pastor Jarod and Pastor Mike discuss a theology for spiritual gifts, emphasizing the importance and variety of gifts given by God. They reference biblical passages to explain the different types of gifts like prophecy, serving, and teaching. The sermon addresses misconceptions about spiritual gifts and encourages using them to benefit the church. They conclude with a call to action for the congregation to embrace and utilize their spiritual gifts for the common good. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New Tribe: W

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for the Pentecost Pastor Jarod's sermon, "A Theology For Pentecost" delves into the significance of Pentecost, highlighting the events of Acts 2 where believers were filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues. The tongues of fire symbolized God's presence and power, emphasizing the diversity within the church. Speaking in tongues can manifest as speaking different languages or a spiritual language, but the key is to have a genuine relationship with God and be open to the Holy Spirit's work in our lives. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newt

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Life In a sit down conversation with Pastor Jarod, Kim Elliot, author of the book "Choosing Life after Rape," shares her personal experience of becoming pregnant from her assault and making the difficult decision to keep her child. Despite various challenges, she decided to raise her child as a single mother. Kim's experiences shaped her understanding of the divine love of God and the wonder of conception. She also learned to forgive her attacker, experiencing the transformative power of forgiveness firsthand. The conversation concludes with a stirring letter from Kim's daughter expressing her deep gratitude for her mother's choice to bring her into the world. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for the Cross The sermon "A Theology for the Cross" by Pastor Michael Stephens explores the significance of the cross, highlighting it as part of God's already-designed plan for salvation, rather than a reaction to human sin. The message addresses objections to the cross, arguing it was necessary for salvation due to the shedding of blood law for forgiveness and it traces the concept of the cross back to the Garden of Eden, linking it to God's eternal design for redemption. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for the Blood Pastor Jarod 's sermon "A Theology for the Blood" discusses the importance of pleading the blood in Christian faith, referencing biblical passages such as Revelation 12:10-11. He explains that pleading the blood signifies acknowledging the victory believers have in Christ. He likens the blood's physical functions to its spiritual dynamic - it carries life and removes waste. This is paralleled with Genesis 2:7, where the blood serves as the carrier of the breath of life provided by God. The sermon touches on how blood is a strong motif in the Old Testament, used in sacrifices and forgiveness of sins, with the blood of Jesus acting as the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's redemption and the believer's future victory. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stan

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Testimony Pastor Jarod's sermon emphasizes maintaining testimonies as believers. He discusses the importance of sharing personal encounters with Jesus and the role of the Holy Spirit in sustaining testimonies. Drawing from Revelation, he describes the spiritual battle to hold onto testimonies. The sermon concludes with the Holy Spirit's ministries of revisiting identity, reconnecting to power, and replenishing with love, to empower believers in sharing their testimonies. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https://newtribe.church/give/ ____ Connect with New Tribe: Web

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Holiness Pastor Mike Cole's sermon "A Theology for Holiness" delves into the often-misunderstood concept of holiness in today's culture, emphasizing the importance of pursuing holiness without falling into legalism. He discusses positional and progressive sanctification, highlighting that holiness is a continuous journey for believers. Through personal examples and biblical references, he explores the depth and significance of holiness in a believer's life. Pastor Cole concludes by encouraging believers to seek a deeper relationship with God and allow the Holy Spirit to work in their lives for a more profound experience of holiness. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? Tha

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Prayer Pastor Michael's sermon emphasizes the importance of viewing prayer as a personal conversation with God, rather than a formal ritual. He highlights the significance of understanding our identity as God's children and approaching Him with confidence. The sermon encourages individuals to pray genuinely, without comparing themselves to others, and to trust that God listens and cares for their needs. By recognizing God's presence in prayer and embracing our identity in Christ, we can deepen our relationship with Him. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Partner with New Tribe: Give | https:/

More Than Words: A Theology Series Pastor Jarod explores the significance of Easter and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, questioning the commercialization of the holiday. He emphasizes the true meaning of Easter amidst distractions and consumption, focusing on the hope found in the resurrection. By discussing Jesus' wounds and appearances after his resurrection, he highlights the depth of God's love and invites those with doubts to seek healing and spiritual commitment. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the theology of the resurrection, offering hope, healing, and a reaffirmation of God's unwavering love. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us to answer for you during this series. ____ Part

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Baptisms Pastor Jarod delves into "A Theology for Baptisms," a sermon discussing the significance of the three baptisms in the New Testament. He explains the Holy Spirit's baptism into Jesus, the disciples' water baptism symbolizing identification with Christ, and Jesus' baptism in the Holy Spirit for believers. The sermon urges seeking a deeper connection with God through these baptisms, emphasizing continual encounters with the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts. Pastor Jarod encourages the congregation to pursue God's presence, opens the altar for prayer, and challenges traditional perspectives on baptism for a more profound spiritual journey. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any numbe

More Than Words: A Theology Series | A Theology for Inheritance Pastor Mike Cole explores the concepts of natural and spiritual inheritance, emphasizing passing down blessings and reflecting our identity as children of God. He discusses spiritual inheritance received through adoption and highlights being heirs with Christ for redemption and forgiveness. Using the analogy of financial inheritance, he explains that our spiritual inheritance operates like a trust with the Holy Spirit ensuring its fulfillment. Pastor Mike encourages living in alignment with this inheritance, passing it to future generations, and overcoming barriers to embrace the investment it entails. The Bible is more than a collection of words. We believe it is the Word of God. And on the mark of our 7th year as church, this series was created to expound on our theological foundation. Where do we stand as a church doctrinally, what’s the basis for our faith and practice on any number of topics? That’s a question we believe God has called us