NewGrace Podcast

The weekly message from NewGrace church in Commerce, GA. NewGrace exists so people experience new life in Christ. To learn more, please visit newgrace.cc

NewGrace Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by NewGrace Church, with 387 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

NewGrace Church hosts NewGrace Podcast, a religion show with 387 episodes published.

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  The Anointing Makes The Difference - Week 1 | Derek Anglin

  Aug 17, 202648 min

  What does it mean to be anointed by God? In this message, we explore the biblical meaning of anointing through the story of Saul in 1 Samuel 10 and Paul's declaration in 2 Corinthians 1:21 that God “has anointed us.” From the Old Testament to the New Testament, we see that God's anointing sets people apart for His purposes and is fulfilled through the work of the Holy Spirit. Saul's anointing reveals that God's anointing is purposeful and prophetical . God anointed Saul for a specific assignment, and the Spirit of God came powerfully upon him, transforming his heart and marking him as someone set apart by God. But God's anointing also makes a difference in our lives. It distinguishes us, dedicates us, and makes us different as we walk in the purpose God has given us. This message challenges us to recognize what God has placed on our lives and to understand that there is an attack against the anointing God has given us. The question is not simply whether God has called us, but whether we will faithfully walk in what He has anointed us to do.

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  Are You Being Discipled? | Derek Anglin

  Aug 11, 202638 min

  Are you being discipled? In this message, we look at Jesus calling Peter, Andrew, James, and John in Matthew 4 and discover three essential facets of discipleship: Decision, Development, and Duplication . Discipleship begins with a decision to answer Jesus' invitation to “Follow me.” But following Jesus doesn't stop with a decision—it is a lifelong process of being developed, built up, and established in the faith. The people we surround ourselves with matter, and healthy relationships with other believers should challenge us to become closer, stronger, and more faithful followers of Christ. But discipleship doesn't end with our own growth. Jesus called His disciples to become “fishers of men,” showing us that what God is doing in us is meant to be duplicated in someone else. As Paul said, “Imitate me, as I also imitate Christ.” Biblical discipleship is ultimately about living in such a way that we can say to someone else, “Follow me while I follow Jesus.” The question is simple but deeply important: Have you made the decision to follow Jesus? Are you being developed by other believers? And who are you currently helping become a disciple of Christ?

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  It's Time to Come Home - It's Party Time! | Derek Anglin

  Aug 4, 202644 min

  In the final message of the It's Time to Come Home series, we discover that the story of the prodigal son has always been about more than one lost son—it reveals the heart of the Father and the joy of heaven over every person who comes home. Jesus told this parable in response to the Pharisees' criticism of Him welcoming sinners, revealing that while religion often resists grace, the Father always celebrates repentance. This message explores the Father's response to restoration and the invitation for every believer to join the celebration. Heaven rejoices when the lost are found, the Father throws the party, the restored son celebrates his new beginning, and the family is called to rejoice together. But Jesus also exposes the danger of a judgmental heart through the older brother, who refused to celebrate what the Father was celebrating. His response mirrored the Pharisees, reminding us that legalism can rob us of the joy of God's grace. As followers of Christ, we're called to reflect the Father's heart, not the older brother's attitude. Every salvation, every restored life, and every prodigal who returns is a reason to celebrate. When someone comes home to God, it's not just good news— it's party time.

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  It's Time to Come Home - You're Still Family! | Derek Anglin

  Jul 27, 202644 min

  In week two of It's Time to Come Home , we shift our focus from the prodigal son to the heart of the Father. While the son returned home believing he deserved to be treated as a servant, the father responded with compassion, restoration, and celebration. Jesus paints a beautiful picture of our Heavenly Father's heart—a Father who never stopped looking, never stopped loving, and never stopped calling His children home. Through the father's embrace, the robe, the ring, the sandals, and the feast, we're reminded that repentance doesn't lead to rejection—it leads to restoration. God doesn't reluctantly receive us back; He runs to meet us, covers our shame, restores our identity, and reminds us that we still belong to Him. His grace is greater than our failures, and His love is stronger than our shame. If you've ever wondered whether you've gone too far or failed too greatly, this message offers hope: your Heavenly Father is still watching, still waiting, and still ready to welcome you home. You're not a servant trying to earn your place back—you are, and always will be, His child. You're Still Family.

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  It's Time to Come Home - Daddy Didn't Raise No Fool! | Derek Anglin

  Jul 21, 202636 min

  In the first message of the It's Time to Come Home series, we revisit one of Jesus' most well-known parables—the story of the prodigal son—and discover that no matter how far we've wandered, God is always ready to welcome us home. Through the younger son's journey from rebellion and brokenness to repentance and restoration, we're reminded that sin may take us far from where we belong, but it can never erase what God has placed within us. This message explores the turning point in the prodigal's life: the moment he "came to his senses." The truth his father had planted deep in his heart eventually awakened him, leading him to realize that life apart from his father could never satisfy. Like the prodigal, many of us have experienced seasons of distance, shame, or rebellion, but God's invitation remains the same: Get up. Go home. Where you lost your way is where God is ready to meet you with grace. If you've been carrying guilt, living far from God, or wondering if you still belong, this message is a reminder that your Heavenly Father hasn't given up on you. It's time to come home.

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