Is “Hell” a key tenet of the Christian faith?
Quite a number of you have mentioned the current controversy about the PR surrounding a book by Rob Bell, a prominent pastor in Grand Rapids. Since neither I nor almost
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Playing Bit Parts in God’s Great Story
In 2 Kings 5 there is a fairly well-known account that features two somewhat-known people to Bible readers (Naaman and Gehazi) and one person who is quite well known (Elisha).
Read MoreRenewal & Reality: Being a Part of God’s Great Story
The need for corporate renewal is a constant theme among most of the Biblical writers. The very fact that the challenge occurs again and again should warn us against two
Read MoreLeaders as servants in God’s Great Story
What makes a good leader? Do good leaders today have the same qualities as the good leaders in the stories of the Bible? At New Covenant Fellowship, we’re in the
Read MoreSeeing Advent Every Day
Advent might be over, but there is much we can learn from the season and continue to reflect on throughout the year. An Advent sermon by Dominican Priest Oscar Uzin
Read MoreQuestioning, doubting & hoping
Do you ever doubt? I imagine (and hope) so! It is impossible for most of us to live in the 21st century without having times when we are filled with
Read MoreGrace for others—What does it look like?
Grace is the third word in our BEG series, that challenges us to BUILD others up, ENCOURAGE others, and offer one another GRACE. With the exception of some Eastern Orthodox
Read MoreWe are blessed so we can be a blessing
The second word in our BEG series that challenges us to BUILD others up, ENCOURAGE others, and GRACE others is Encourage. It is interesting to me how many of our
Read MoreWhat Ephesians says about Building Others Up
– By Ron Simkins We’ve been talking, thinking and praying about the Lord making us a “community of beggars” – people who daily accept as our assignment from God the
Read MoreA different way to respond to one another
– By Ron Simkins Recently, our teachings at New Covenant Fellowship have been focused around what it means to BEG—Build other up, Encourage others, and Grace others—and how counter-cultural it
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