New Hills Church Podcast

Recognizing Jesus by Jon Holtorf

As we walk through our daily life do we recognize who Jesus really is?

Actively Waiting by Brandon Freyta

The longer we wait, the easier it is to lose hope. Assurance of something dependable and substantial changes everything.  

Unaware in Rome by Sam Peketz

Whether we are seeking Jesus or not, we can become unaware of who He actually is. In times of comfort or seasons of struggle, our focus and perspective will determine whether we are aware of Jesus or miss Him entirely. 

Getting Back Up by Brandon Freyta

As every man asks the question, “Do I have what it takes?”, what if we looked at failures as events and not our identity?

One Decision at a Time by Brandon Freyta

What are the decisions that men are making to either mend or ruin their lives, and what might be the one thing we can do this day to choose differently?

Emotions are a Gauge not a Guide by Rob Kelly

Emotions were designed and given to us by God to be gauges, not guides. They serve as a dashboard of sorts that indicate where we ultimately place our hope and trust. Samson ended up in the wrong fights because he continually chose to do what was most emotionally satisfying. There is a better way for those willing to Man Up.

When Pride and Purpose Collide by Sam Peketz

What drives us as men? What makes us want to be better? Is it our purpose? Or is it our pride? While taking pride in the work we’ve been given is good, being driven by pride hides the promise of our purpose. As we look at the first season in the life of Samson, we will encounter the first steps in what it means to Man Up.  

Balancing Act by Brandon Freyta

The status symbol of “being busy” has contributed to our misunderstanding of the “gift of rest” which, if we find, will help us find the balance we long for.

Addiction: Every Choice Matters by R.J. Koerper

1. Every choice matters.
2. Small choices can lead to big consequences.
3. Though we are free to make choices, we aren’t free to decide the consequences sometimes.

Depression by Sam Peketz

The Church doesn’t talk about depression… so let’s start. Whether we are fighting through depression ourselves or someone around us is, it affects all of us. How do we start to fight if we’re in the midst of it? How do we fight alongside someone else who is battling depression? Let’s start the conversation.