Stay Woke
As you do all this [love your neighbor as yourself], you know what time it is. The hour has already come for you to wake up from your sleep. Romans
Read MoreRaw ingredients, transformed and exalted
I didn’t grow up with TV. My parents weren’t into it, the reception in rural Montana was terrible, and there were better things to do. Of course, I binge-watched at
Read MoreA closer look at the narrative of the Flood
An “editor’s note” from Renée Antrosio, Co-Pastor at New Covenant Fellowship: In times of change and uncertainty, I am thankful for the ongoing contributions of our founding pastors to steady and encourage us.
Read MoreGrappling with the Strangeness of Genesis
This fall we’ve been working through Genesis during our Sunday morning teachings. It’s a book that’s often “sanitized,” and we wanted to do our best to not take that approach.
Read MoreUshering In God’s Justice Through Esther Moments
In late September, after yet another string of shootings of black men by police in the United States, our New Covenant Fellowship sister Gail was on her knees in desperate
Read MoreGratitude at Lake of the Woods
What are we especially grateful for when it comes to our New Covenant Fellowship community? That was the question posed to those of us who gathered to worship together at our
Read MoreBob Dylan and the Parable of Showing Mercy
I grew up listening to Bob Dylan on 8-track tapes in our Chevy station wagon as we crisscrossed Montana to attend every Noxon HS basketball game, lulled to sleep by
Read MoreThe cross as a visual symbol (one you won’t see in our sanctuary)
Recently commissioned co-pastor Renée Antrosio and Pastor Emeritus Ron Simkins dialogue on images of Jesus and absence of crosses in the New Covenant Fellowship sanctuary. Renée: There are so many
Read MoreSeeing God more clearly through the Gospel of John
Last Sunday Renée wrapped up NCF’s eight-month teaching series on the Gospel of John. All of our teaching series have been sparked by some personal element, but I have to admit our
Read MoreWhy We Tell Stories
Stories are powerful. During Summer Small Groups this year and last we’ve shared stories that span the ages of our lives and bridge the spaces between us. Hearing a new
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