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God Honors The Right Intentions

What does it mean to honor the men and women of God? In this Pastor Appreciation Sunday message, Pastor Sam Livingston shares from 1 Samuel 9 that honoring God's servants isn't about how much we give, but the heart behind it. Even a small offering given with sincere intentions can be meaningful to God. When our motives are right, God can bless our efforts!

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You Are Being Held: Overcoming Anxiety Through Faith

Discover how faith in God can help us surrender anxiety, trust His care, and find His peace. Drawing from Matthew 6:34, Philippians 4:6–7, and 1 Peter 5:7, Chris explains how situational anxieties can become existential anxieties when we hold onto our worries instead of giving them to God. Learn how to release your worries, trust God’s presence, and remember that you are being held.

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Peace...My Peace

In “Peace...My Peace,” Vicki Bratcher shares how Paul and Silas praised God while imprisoned, choosing worship and peace in the middle of suffering. Discover how God’s peace can sustain us through difficult circumstances and help us trust Him no matter what we face.

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In Spirit And Truth

Pastor Tony Bratcher shares a powerful message from John 4:1–26 about what it means to worship God in spirit and truth. Through Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman, discover the importance of genuine worship, a relationship with Christ, and the living water only He can provide.

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Firm Foundations

In “Firm Foundations,” Travis Burd teaches from Matthew 7:24-27 about the importance of building our lives on the solid foundation of Jesus Christ and His Word. When storms come, a life rooted in Christ can stand firm. Discover how to build a faith that endures at NewLife Church in Georgetown, SC.

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The Heart of God

In this message, Jeff Hubbard explores the difference between Saul and David and what their lives reveal about humility and the heart of God. Discover why God values a humble heart and how pride can lead us away from His will. Based on 1 Samuel 8:11-16.

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What Bit You?

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Tony Bratcher explores Numbers 21:4–9 and the story of the bronze serpent. Discover how to turn your eyes to Jesus, overcome what has wounded you, and learn to cut the head off the snake. Join NewLife Church for this encouraging message of healing.

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Honey From A Carcass

Pastor Tony Bratcher kicks off the Samson sermon series at NewLife Church with “Honey from a Carcass,” based on Judges 14:1–9. Discover how God can bring sweetness, purpose, and victory from unexpected places and difficult seasons as we learn from Samson’s encounter with the lion.

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A Servant's Heart: A Life Poured Out

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A Servant's Heart: A Life Poured Out

In “A Life Poured Out,” Pastor Tony Bratcher continues the A Servant’s Heart series from Luke 22:7–12, challenging us to follow Jesus by living a life of surrender, service, and sacrifice. Discover what it means to pour out your life for God and others.

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The Work That Remains

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The Work That Remains

Just as a vineyard needs different jobs done, God has given every believer a unique assignment. In "The Work That Remains", Caleb Matthews teaches from 1 Corinthians 3:5-13 that some are called to plant, others to water, but God gives the growth. Discover how to faithfully serve where He has placed you and build work that will last for eternity.

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Servant's Heart

In this message, Pastor Tony Bratcher of NewLife Church explores Luke 10:38-42 and the story of Mary and Martha. Discover what it means to have a servant's heart by balancing our work for Jesus with our time spent sitting at His feet. Learn how to prioritize what matters most in our walk with Christ.

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Sanctified To Witness For Christ

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Sanctified To Witness For Christ

Pastor Tony Bratcher

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Jesus And Mudpies

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Jesus And Mudpies

Lynn Wood Wilson, former mayor of Georgetown, SC, shares a compelling message drawn from the story of the blind man in John 9. He encourages us to pray for our spiritual eyes to be opened so we can more clearly recognize the depth of God’s love and the richness of His grace toward us.

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