New Life Church Springfield

We spend a lot of time thinking about our spiritual lives, but what if our physical lives matter more than we realize? Join us as we explore how the choices we make every day shape who we’re becoming.

We all say we don’t have enough time, but what if the problem isn’t time? What if it’s what we’re giving our time to? This Sunday, we’re getting brutally honest about what matters, what doesn’t, and what the Bible tells us about how we should use it.

Sometimes we put our hope in things that look like the real thing, but only one source can truly save us. In this powerful message from Numbers 21, discover why the answer isn’t found in the symbol, but in the Savior.

What happens when fear becomes louder than faith? In this message from Numbers 13–14, we explore the story of the twelve spies and the radically different perspective of Caleb and Joshua. The obstacles were real, but so was God’s promise. Discover how our posture shapes our perspective, why fear can distort reality, and what it means to stay faithful, persevere, and boldly say, “Give me this mountain!”

In this message from Desert Stories, we follow Moses and the Israelites to Mount Sinai, where God establishes His covenant and gives His people the law. But the law was never meant to be a path to salvation; it revealed humanity’s sin and pointed toward the need for something greater. This message explores the difference between living under the law and living under God’s grace, and how Jesus brings us into a new covenant marked by freedom, love, and transformed hearts.

Moses had a lot on his plate, and Jethro saw something he couldn’t see for himself. In this episode, we explore the wisdom of receiving correction, choosing the right voices to speak into our lives, and knowing when it’s time to put something down.

In this message from Deuteronomy 8 we explore the purpose of the “Manna Season”; those seasons when life feels lean, uncertain, and dependent on God. We discover how wilderness seasons build character, humility, and trust, while seasons of abundance challenge us to remain grateful and remember the One who provided it all.

In Exodus 17, we discover how to change the landscape of our lives by cultivating gratitude and making prayer our first response. As Israel faced hardship in the wilderness, their grumbling revealed a deeper struggle with trust and faith. This message challenges us to replace grumbling with gratitude and desperation with prayer, trusting that when we pray, God works.

The wilderness isn’t wasted; it’s where God teaches us to walk by faith. In Exodus 17, Israel discovers that following God doesn’t eliminate the battles; it changes how we fight them. As they face Amalek, we see the partnership of obedience and God’s sovereignty, the importance of carrying one another, and ultimately a picture pointing to Jesus—the victory we could never achieve on our own. Our rescue didn’t stop at the Red Sea.

This Sunday we dig into 1 John 5 and how Jesus fulfills the meaning of Passover as the true Lamb of God. We unpack how the witnesses of the Spirit, the water, and the blood confirm who Jesus is and testify that eternal life is found in Him. Join us as we see how these powerful witnesses strengthen our confidence that Jesus is the Son of God.