Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Apr 15, 2012

What does it mean to live like Jesus has risen? Does it mean our evacuation plan has been secured and so we just wait it out? Or does it mean that we try to take the world by force? Or is there a different way altogether to see Jesus' resurrection? A careful look at the way the first followers of Jesus saw Jesus' resurrection shows that they saw it as a sign that the rightful King has taken His place and a new community and a new way of living has begun in the world. Unpacking Ephesians 4-5, Pastor Glenn Packiam shows how we can live like Jesus has risen- with an extraordinary, self-giving love- because we are dearly loved children of God who are being filled with Spirit of God.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Mar 18, 2012

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Mar 4, 2012

Pastor Glenn explores the significance of communion in forming us into the family of God. In a culture that has lost the art of preparing and enjoying meals together, we, the people of God, continue to gather around a sacred meal that our Savior gave us. Communion- our family table- is what teaches us our family story and teaches us how to be a family. In Christ, all our other identities and convictions, nationalities and ethnicities, are trumped by the bread that we break and the cup that we share.

Speaker:	Steven Todd
Date:	Jan 29, 2012

Dr. Steven Todd teaches on Psalm 2 as a framework to consider the current political climate while acknowledging Christ?s Kingdom and remembering our ?dual citizenship.

Speaker:	Gregg Hampton
Date:	Jan 1, 2012

Pastor Gregg Hampton opens the year at NewLifeSundayNight with Psalm 1

Speaker:	Steven Todd
Date:	Dec 4, 2011

Dr. Steven Todd continues our series in Luke with a discussion of the power of prayer in preparing us and sustaining us. More significantly, even in our weakest moments, it is Jesus who is praying with us and for us.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Nov 27, 2011

How is it that no matter how hard we try, our focus during the "Christmas season" is as crowded as the inn in Bethlehem? Advent- and the Church Calendar in general- is way to resist the pull of culture and enter into a sustained reflection and participation in the life of Christ. Pastor Glenn unpacks what it meant for Israel to hope for their Messiah, and what it means for us today to wait on Jesus with expectancy and dependency.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Oct 30, 2011

How do we process through the ?big decisions? we face? We know God has a plan, but does He have a script? Pastor Glenn takes a week off from the Luke series to talk about what the Bible has to say about making wise decisions in life.

Speaker:	Tom Davis
Date:	Oct 9, 2011

Tom Davis reveals the Biblical mandate to ?live justly? and offers a compelling, personal way that we, as a church, can do so by partnering with a community in Swaziland.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Aug 28, 2011

Pastor Glenn takes a break from the Luke series this week to talk about the People of God becoming a community.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Apr 24, 2011

Pastor Glenn share about the resurrection of Jesus and how it brings us life.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Mar 6, 2011

Pastor David encourages us to remember Jesus Christ as Paul taught in 2 Timothy 2.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jan 2, 2011

Pastor Glenn talks about three words for the upcoming year, Awe, Adventure and Advocacy.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Nov 28, 2010

Pastor Glenn begins this Advent season talking about the defeat of death with Jesus' second coming.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jun 13, 2010

Pastor Glenn shares a few thoughts on how we should be wise managers and anticipate what God will do when He comes.

Speaker:	Steven Todd
Date:	Jun 6, 2010

Dr. Steven Todd teaches on "The Kingdom of God". Is it within us or without, and what is it doing?

Speaker:	Steven Todd
Date:	May 30, 2010

Dr. Steven Todd teaches from Paul's writings in Philippians Chapter 3 about the need for a new view in economics, relationships, power, and of the future.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Nov 29, 2009

Jesus' arrival is the defining moment, not only of history but also of our stories: When Jesus comes, a person will either collapse and, fall apart because of Him or come to life, rise and, experience resurrection, because of Him.