New Covenant Fellowship, Stillwater Ok

God is "all in" with us, fully committed to the relationship He has with us. For a relationship to be truly lasting, it requires both parties to be "all in." We are called to a lifestyle of obedient worship and 100% commitment to the relationship. In Part 1 of our new series on worship, Cornell Cannon begins to describe worship from a relational aspect.

Once Adam and Eve saw themselves through a serpent-inspired lens, their behavior changed from obedience to disobedience. What we think in our hearts--particularly concerning God's Word, God's character, and our view of self--influences what we do. Cornell Cannon continues the series on Identity by describing how our self image affects our actions.

What does self-image or self-esteem mean? What should our self-image be based on? What lens should we see ourself through? Cornell Cannon definitively answers these questions as he continues with Part 4 of our series on Identity.

Many people feel like hope is a thing of the past. A fleeting vapor that is so hard to hold in a world of uncertainty and turmoil. It is time to re-float your ship of hope! Mark Bruner, a missionary who serves in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, joins us to share about the work in the field and to encourage us to prepare--and repair--our boat of hope.

Identity describes who someone is. But what should define us? Cornell Cannon begins a new teaching series by revealing why the Word of God is the ultimate authority and the source of our true identity.

Ben Elliott and his wife Diana serve as full time missionaries in Zacatecas, Mexico. Ben encourages us with a word for 2015 and an invitation to flow in our callings and ministries more than ever before.

What is the intention of the potter? He plans to take clay and form it into something for profit that is beautiful and beneficial. He sees value and potential in a substance other people may overlook. The potter transforms the clay into something fit for the master's use. Cornell Cannon describes the process and cycles of the potter, relating it to the sometimes painful yet necessary process God takes us through. Though it's not a comfortable process, the end result always finds us as something beautiful and fit for purpose.

Perspective is defined as a "particular attitude toward," or "way of regarding something," or "point of view." What is your God perspective? Cornell Cannon encourages us to recognize the areas in our heart that taint or warp our perspective of God. As we recalibrate our hearts, we can see Him for who He really is and how our Father regards and loves us.

Missions Conference 2014 - SUNDAY AM // Bill and Tammy Woods, Chiapas, Mexico // Testimonies, "One Life to Give," "Faith Has a Sound"

Pastor Dale encourages us to pray for the Muslim people, especially during the thirty days of Ramadan. // Missions Conference 2014, Thursday Night, Testimonies

The Lord is relentless in His pursuit of us. His love for us is just as intense on our worst day as it is on our best. Cornell Cannon compares God's relentless pursuit of us to that of a bloodhound -- persistent and faithful. Learn how the Hound of Heaven pursues us with relentless love.

God wants to speak to us concerning His resurrection power. He is the resurrection and the life. Not only that someday we will be resurrected when our time on this earth is done. But that today He can take the things that are lifeless in our lives, that are sickly, that have even died and we've given up hope. And He has the power to breath life into that which has become lifeless. What is your Lazarus? Cornell Cannon shares how Jesus not only gives life, He IS life, and it's never too late for hope.

The concept of seasons requires constant transition and change. Just as much as the seasons shift in the natural, we walk through seasons in life. We may feel differently about each season, loving one and hating the other. But, each season has a purpose. The natural processes a seed experiences through the contrasting seasons bring revelation of the benefits we receive as we transition through life's seasons.

Mark and Tommie Bruner, who are currently serving as missionaries in Czech and Slovakia, join us today to share testimonies of what God is doing in their area. Tommie also shares an exhortation about "taking the limits off" and Mark shares about Gideon and how to become an overcomer by faith.

We can become intoxicated by much more than alcohol. Fear, pride, the pursuit of riches, personal glory, and lust can impair our attitudes and negatively influence our thinking. Learn what it takes to "live soberly."

When Jesus endured the cross, he wasn't just thinking about the cross; He was thinking beyond it. Jesus was thinking about the fruit of the cross. Jesus endured because of the joy set before Him. Today, if you know Jesus, you were that joy. And today, if you don't know Jesus, you were that joy.

The cross is amazing. But, we can't gloss over the process Jesus walked through to get there. Jesus was completely man. He can relate to the agonies, anxieties, and difficult things we endure. Not only can He relate, but He can show us how to walk through it.

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Listen in as Steve lays out how the Lords wants us to manage our money.

Is money the root of all evil? No, but the love of money is a root to all kinds of evil. Steve Irby shares some practical wisdom on how to manage money, as well as biblical attitudes to maintain with our finances.