Pastor Craig Groeschel offered a critical insight as churches return to a new-normal. The insight was this … given all the seismic changes over the past 4 months, churches must approach their work ahead as start-up ventures. He is spot

We clearly face a couple of hard weeks ahead.  As a Pastor, I want to offer some candid thoughts around ways we can navigate – albeit imperfectly – the next few weeks as the pandemic peaks. It starts with this …

That disoriented feeling of being lost is part of our life experience. An incredibly hard part. And we know this… there is not the one, clear easy answer to reclaiming our path. What there may well be is a quieter,

We live often in this tension between earning a paycheck and following our passion. That can leave us unsure about how to even start to answer the question, “What should I do with my life?” Life needs both actually –

We are pleased to host this message for the New Year from Scarlett Lewis. – Chuck I learned how powerful one individual can become following the murder of my 6 year old son, Jesse McCord Lewis, at Sandy Hook Elementary

We hold, deep within, a tender, vulnerable love. A Divine spark as it were. For many of us, that spark lies deeply hidden, covered over by the pedestrian yet pressing concerns of life in the 21st century. And the quiet

Life has those moments when God feels absent. Few times are as heartbreaking. As a Pastor, there is so little to say to those caught in the depths of despair when life feels alone. What I have come to trust

Sometimes it’s hard divining what changes lie in store not just for NewChurch LIVE but for church in general. We are deeply fortunate, blessed with a large, healthy congregation, amazing volunteers, healthy stewardship patterns that keep us moving forward, and