New Life Church Millbrook

What do we do in the space between the promise and the result? In the time after we hear a promise from God, but before it actually happens? The answer determines what happens next in your life. Join us for Acts 11:27-30.

God has qualified you. Do not allow anyone to disqualify you. Not even you. Join us for Acts 11:19-30.

In reaching out to the Gentiles, Peter faced opposition from 'those of the circumcision'. There are differences between the walks of each one called to follow Jesus, and that is good. Join us for Acts 10:1 – 11:17. 

Cornelius was on the outside looking in until God supernaturally invited him to join the family. Today, the invitation is ours. Join us for Acts 9:32-10:48. 

Barnabas didn’t look at Saul’s past. Like Barnabas, we are to embrace people where they are and say: ' I’m not afraid of your yesterday because I believe in the God of your tomorrow.’  Join us for Acts 9:26-31. 

Ananias welcomed Saul as a follower of Christ. After receiving Holy Spirit, Saul immediately began sharing his testimony and what God had done for him. He did not wait for the confirmation of others before sharing his Good News.  Join us for Acts 9:11-30. 

Once Saul was confronted by Jesus, one of Jesus’ followers, Ananias, had to help him in the next step. To do this, Ananias had to rely completely on God and trust Him as God led Ananias to minister to Saul. The ones who were once his enemies were now to be his brothers. Join us for Acts 9:1-19. 

Saul thought his actions pleased God, but they did not. When confronted, Saul’s response was a complete reset: 1) Who are you, Lord? And 2) What do you want me to do? Join us for Acts 9:1-9. 

Pastor Pete concludes Acts 8 with a powerful review of how to identify, verify and follow the voice of God.  Join us for Acts 8:25-40. 

Samaria’s history was one of convenience and compromise, which led to their rejection of God, whom they once worshipped. But God’s plan for salvation included Samaria specifically. Join us as Linda Thomas takes us through the steps of revival in Acts 8:4-24: Revival in Samaria.

“If Paul, who preached the Gospel to the known world, can be forgiven of all these actions, can’t God forgive and restore YOU!? Join us for Acts 8:1-4.

Anxiety is the body’s response to worry and fear. Stress causes dis-ease, but we are not helpless to stress.  God has given us the key to living in “the peace that surpasses understanding” (Philippians 4:7) Join us as Pastor Marcia Cova shares the Keys to Peace.

As temperatures soar, plants need more water to survive.  In the same way, there are seasons when Christians need to draw nearer to the Living Water to thrive. We must walk by faith and fulfill our purpose. Join in as we discuss where we are, who we are, and what it means all for today.  Pastor Emeritus T. Alan Cova declares There Must Be “An Awakening”.

Acts Chapter 7 is where everything escalates. This week we complete Stephen’s calling out of the unbelief of the religious leaders. Just like the Israelites of old, they too rejected those sent to them by God. Let us hear and learn from their mistakes.  Join us as we conclude Acts 7 in Acts 7:34-60.

Acts Chapter 7 is where everything escalates. This week we are studying Stephen’s retelling of the deliverance of the Children of Israel from Egyptian bondage. From there we jump to the Exodus story and how it still relates to us today. Join us as we continue in Acts 7:24-36.

Acts Chapter 7 is where everything escalates. Stephen recalls that the people rejected Joseph and Moses when they first came to them from God. But the second time, the people accepted both Joseph and Moses.  How many times has Jesus been rejected? Will you accept Him in every area?  Join us today as we continue in Acts 7:9-29.

Acts Chapter 7 is where everything escalates. Holy Spirit does not need a man or woman with a title; He needs one who will say “yes.” God is a God of pilgrimages; He is always leading you from glory to glory, deepening your relationship with Him. Join us today as we begin in Acts 7:1-4.

Faith can be called a deep conviction and trust in God; a belief that God will do what He said He will do. Join us as we look at Stephen as he lives out his faith in God as described in Acts 5:5-15.

The enemy’s tactics of division are not new; knowing how to stand against them is vital to you, your family, and the Church. Modeling Jesus’ example of service is the Holy answer to the enemy's attack on unity. Join us as we find solutions to real-life issues in Acts 6:1-7.

Who is speaking wisdom into your life? Join us as we see wisdom from wise counsel in Acts 5:33-42.