New Bridge Church - Pastors Jeff Lyle & Dustin Pennington

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 03/08/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Dustin Pennington Preached On: 03/04/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 03/01/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 03/01/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/26/2020 Description: "The Apostle Paul once wrote that “All the promises of god are Yes & Amen in Jesus.” (2 Cor. 1:20). Yet it is undeniable that sometimes God seems to look us straight in the eye and tell us, “No, my child.” The challenge for us is discerning what the difference is between our desires and God’s promises. This message from King David’s life walks us through what it is like to receive a flat denial from God. David asked for something that made sense. It was spiritual. He wanted to honor the Lord by doing something for Him…and God told David NO. Can we embrace God’s No’s in faith? Will we praise him when He denies us? Have we matured to celebrate His wisdom when He declines the thing we desire? David’s life helps us to see how God saying No is sometimes the gateway to greatness and glory.” Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jamie Pridgen Preached On: 02/23/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/23/2020 Description: One of the most challenging aspects surrounding the reality of suffering is determining the source of our suffering. Different Christian viewpoints will give drastically different answers. Did a sovereign God cause me to suffer? Is the devil afflicting me with intentional warfare? Am I being punished for my sins? Or is suffering just built in to the human experience, therefore I am to accept it? All of us have wondered about these issues at times. Paul the Apostle suffered like few others in the Bible. This message reveals an intense season in Paul’s life where He asked God to remove his suffering and God told Paul, “No.” From Paul’s response to his season of suffering, you and I are able to learn some incredibly helpful insights about how God allows suffering to work some of His most precious offers into our lives as His children. The devil may be the source of our suffering, but he never has to have the last word about the final outcome. Partner

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/23/2020 Description: The modern American Church has almost zero theology for suffering. It’s like the uninvited visitor who shows up and takes over for a little while, leaves abruptly, and never announces when he is coming back again. We are unable to deny the reality of suffering, and we cannot pretend that Christians are immune from it. Yet, it certainly is not the will of God that His children remain so awkward when thinking upon suffering and discussing it within the context of the Kingdom. The words of the Apostle Paul serve as a beautiful template for all of us who are experiencing suffering or know someone else who is currently enduring painful difficulty. What good comes from suffering? Why would a loving God allow it in the lives of His people? What do I do with my fears, weaknesses and doubts that arise when the suffering finds me and does not leave? These are not questions without biblical answers. We just need to learn to trust what God says and then welcome

Preached By: Dustin Pennington Preached On: 02/19/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 02/16/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/16/2020 Description: All of us are going to be entrusted with seasons of pain. Trouble is simply the unavoidable reality of passing through our time on planet earth. When the Christian is entrusted with a season of struggle, the intent of God is to bring us closer to Himself. Wisdom, revelation and intimacy are to be birthed from any and all pains that find us in life. Yet, pain seems to have its own agenda. Pain wants to be the predominant voice, speaking more loudly to us than God. This message from the Book of Job highlights how pain seeks to lie to us when it enters into our lives. Knowing ahead of time the potential deceptions that attach themselves to our suffering and trouble can equip us not to believe the lies and to remain resolved to magnify the promises of God to us when we follow Jesus into the deep and dark valleys. Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/16/2020 Description: The Book of Job offers the reader a strange, unique glimpse into the interactions between God and Satan. When Satan discusses the godly man, Job, with God, he receives permission to test him. Satan aims to destroy Job. God intends to strengthen Job through whatever attack Satan launches against him. Job suffers a lifetime of woe in the matter of one singular hour. This message takes us on the emotional and spiritual roller coaster ride that occurs when godly people encounter their worst nightmares occurring in real time right before their eyes. From Job, we learn the freedom of acknowledging all the pain and loss with raw emotion, while at the same time holding onto our confidence that God is good and that He is for us. In the end, we behold a man showing us all how to worship in the ruins. Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Dustin Pennington Preached On: 02/12/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jamie Pridgen Preached On: 02/09/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 02/09/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Dustin Pennington Preached On: 02/05/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Billy Humphrey Preached On: 02/05/2020 Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewbridge.church Text "Newbridgechurch" To 77977 To learn more about us, visit: mynewbridge.church

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/02/2020 Description: There is a scene in ancient Israel from which all modern followers of Jesus can powerfully learn. Four dying lepers stumbled upon a miracle from God in the middle of the wilderness. The initial response of these four lepers sadly characterizes so much of modern Christendom. Happily, just a short time later, the reality of the treasure entrusted to them hit their hearts, and then became something to release into the lives of others. As all Christians have received immeasurable treasure in their salvation, our response to this grace from God is to become people of generous release into the lives of others. We who have trusted Jesus will follow the Spirit into releasing our lives to enrich others rather than hoard all we have received for ourselves. This message highlights the power of God to initiate powerful reversals of our hopeless circumstances. It also serves to summon those of us who have been rescued by Him to live in such a way that others can

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 02/02/2020 Description: "There are certain strands of Kingdom DNA that are irreplaceable. No substitute will do. When it comes to living as citizens of God’s Kingdom, and advancing the message of Jesus into the dark kingdom of this world, we must recognize the necessity of the Holy Spirit. God’s people must understand in their minds and surrender in their hearts to what Scripture says about the person and work of God the Spirit. Apart from Him, we cannot accomplish anything that will bring lasting glory to God. Holy Spirit gives us life, purifies us from sin and the flesh, energizes our lives to become supernatural, transforms us over time to reveal the nature of Jesus to others, and unifies us with all other Christians. None of these things can be accomplished through any other means than the indwelling spirit of God. This message harnesses multiple passages of Scripture to emphasize just how much we need Him in our lives today.” Partner With Us! Donate Online At: mynewb

Preached By: Jeff Lyle Preached On: 01/29/2020 Description: "We only experience intimacy with the God of the bible to the degree that we pursue the God of the bible. We will only pursue Him as He desires to be pursued if we know Him as He desires to be known. And there is no way to accurately know the God of the bible independently of what He reveals of Himself in the written Word. Apart from the ongoing renewing of our minds (Romans 12:2), it is actually possible for us to worship and serve a version of God that we or someone else made up. Many people have beautifully warm feelings toward a self-created God who doesn’t actually exist. Something other than the written Word has shaped their understanding of God, therefore the one they worship is not the same as the true God of the bible. Apart from the revelation of Scripture, we cannot authentically know Him. This message magnifies the intense and non-negotiable call from Heaven for Christians to hold to the truth of the written Word of God. We crave deeper