New Life Fellowship San Antonio

FaceTime: What Are We Missing? by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 05-15-16

Did you know...children and teens who share family dinners three or more times a week are less likely to engage in risky behaviors such as drugs, alcohol, and sexual activity? This series helps us ask God for more ways to have face time with those who are closest to us. 

 

Believe 32: Sabbath by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 05-08-16

Taking a day of rest is one of the 10 Commandments, so how serious is God about this topic? Join us to find out how to walk out this commandment in your life.

Believe 31: Pray in the Spirit by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 05-01-16

Praying in the Spirit is powerful. Join us in this podcast as we take a look at why it's important and how the Holy Spirit empowers us.

Believe 30: Humility by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experiences 04-24-16

At first glance, it’s easy to believe that a person who is humble always loses out, gets overlooked, and comes in dead last. And on the flipside, a person with less humility  always wins, gets noticed, and comes in first. But Jesus taught us exactly the opposite. There are great blessings in store for those who exercise humility. We may not always win like the world defines winning, but we will live our lives in true contentment and joy. Proverbs 22:4: “Humility is the fear of the Lord; its wages are riches and honor and life.”

 

Believe 29: Gentleness by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 04-17-16

The quality of gentleness is often understood as kindness, consideration, and amiability. While it is all of those things, first and foremost, it is a sign of controlled strength. Does that sound like two opposite definitions? Join us Sunday to find out why it’s not impossible for this fruit of the Spirit to involve all of those definitions!

Believe 28: Faithfulness by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 04-10-15

Faithful. Deserving Trust. Experiences in our lives make it very difficult to trust people. This Sunday we explore how the power of the Holy Spirit enables us to not only to place our trust in the faithfulness of God, but to be faithful to the people in our lives.  Join us as we understand better how faithfulness plays out in day-to-day life.

Resurrection Sunday by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 03-27-16

A true worship experience as we recognize that Jesus paid our debt and we take time to celebrate his resurrection. The Greatest Story Forever Told

Believe 26: Patience by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 03-20-16

We don’t all have the same story, yet we are all called to exercise patience in the midst of it. Patience doesn’t happen immediately. It takes time for our relationship with God to produce the ability to develop patience, and that’s okay! God models that patience with us and he is pleased as we grow in it.

If we trust God and have a passion to treat others the way he treats us, we will learn more each day how to be slow to anger and remain full of peace and joy when the hard times come.

Believe 25: Hope by Sean Cleary

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 03-13-16

Hope is not just something we "hope" we have -- and it's much more than the hope of heaven when we die. Hope is for now! Many things in life compete for that home -- challenging relationships, lack of money, education -- but God is so much bigger than those circumstances. Listen to today's podcast to find out the true definition of hope!

Believe 24: Self-Control by Duane Lowe

Sunday Morning Worship Experience 03-13-16

So how are you doing with your New Year’s resolution? It’s March, and the struggle is real! One of the most common resolutions is to be healthier – maybe some diet an exercise. We take a deep breath, find the best diet, pray for willpower, and get a gym membership. Well, how is that going for you? The Bible tells us that one of the fruits of the Spirit is self-control. Most of the Christian world defines that word in this way: If I try harder next time, I’ll eventually have self-control when I need it. What do you think? Is that what it means? Listen to find out!