What We Do
Marketplace Ministry
Born from the desire of both businessmen and ordained ministers alike to assist others as they make new choices, develop new lifestyles, and embark on their New Life in Christ.
World Missions
What started as a humanitarian outreach, has grown into an army of missionaries employing their unique gifts and resources to reach the hearts of broken and desperate people around the world.
Sex Trafficking Restoration
A shelter and aftercare restoration center where adult survivors of human/sex trafficking can come to heal and be restored.
Resource Center
We realize that as many of us walk through life we all need help along the way. New Life is here to offer that help in many forms.
Addiction Counseling
Through the Total Freedom Program, those suffering from addiction are being discipled in the knowledge and use of the Word of God, and developing a relationship with God and His Holy Spirit.
Inspirational Products
We provide an array of inspirational books, Bibles, Devotionals and other products in our online store and at major business and ministry meetings.
Devotionals
NewLife Daily Nuggets
In a world that often feels draining, it is easy to find our "hope tanks" running on empty.
As we approach the new year, Isaiah 43:19 comes to my mind to serve as a powerful reminder of God's constant work in our lives.
The world teaches us to measure worth by talent, influence, and achievement. We admire the polished, the powerful, and the impressive.
We often treat worry like a responsibility — something we must manage, analyze, and endure.
Well, here we are. It is Christmas Day! Glory to God in the highest! A Precious little boy is born in Bethlehem.
I grew up in Atlanta, Ga. There were five of us kids. As I look back on it, we were pretty dysfunctional. However, as a kid, I didn’t know it.
During this season, take some time and read Luke 2:8-18. Have you ever thought why God announced the birth of His Son to the shepherds?
After an incredible Christmas program at my church today, I kept hearing the phrase, Jesus, the hope of the world.
There are two plans for your life. God has a plan for you, which is abundant life, and Satan has a plan, which includes defeat.
Many Christians have not yet stepped into their calling because they do not think they are called.
I receive a lot of calls from people looking for a church, needing prayer, and sometimes from people who just want to share their pain.
There is a story told about our 26th US president, Theodore Roosevelt. He had gotten word that his oldest son, Theodore Jr was ill.
One of the special Christmas ornaments that we have used for years is a door hanger that we put on our door that simply says “PEACE”.
Established in the faith and abounding with thanksgiving. These two are a rare combination, but they are a dynamic duo!
The scripture above has such meaning to me. These two verses can change the course of a person’s life,
I have seen many moves of the Spirit over all my years in the ministry. I love them all!
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
Picture this. A young man is walking down a dark street when he is approached by a large, mean-looking man who will not let him pass.
In this life, we will all have times of plenty and times of need. In times of lack, we must never let worry overtake our hearts and minds.
Devotionals
NewLife Daily Nuggets
In a world that often feels draining, it is easy to find our "hope tanks" running on empty.
As we approach the new year, Isaiah 43:19 comes to my mind to serve as a powerful reminder of God's constant work in our lives.
The world teaches us to measure worth by talent, influence, and achievement. We admire the polished, the powerful, and the impressive.
We often treat worry like a responsibility — something we must manage, analyze, and endure.
Well, here we are. It is Christmas Day! Glory to God in the highest! A Precious little boy is born in Bethlehem.
I grew up in Atlanta, Ga. There were five of us kids. As I look back on it, we were pretty dysfunctional. However, as a kid, I didn’t know it.
During this season, take some time and read Luke 2:8-18. Have you ever thought why God announced the birth of His Son to the shepherds?
After an incredible Christmas program at my church today, I kept hearing the phrase, Jesus, the hope of the world.
There are two plans for your life. God has a plan for you, which is abundant life, and Satan has a plan, which includes defeat.
Many Christians have not yet stepped into their calling because they do not think they are called.
I receive a lot of calls from people looking for a church, needing prayer, and sometimes from people who just want to share their pain.
There is a story told about our 26th US president, Theodore Roosevelt. He had gotten word that his oldest son, Theodore Jr was ill.
One of the special Christmas ornaments that we have used for years is a door hanger that we put on our door that simply says “PEACE”.
Established in the faith and abounding with thanksgiving. These two are a rare combination, but they are a dynamic duo!
The scripture above has such meaning to me. These two verses can change the course of a person’s life,
I have seen many moves of the Spirit over all my years in the ministry. I love them all!
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
When you have a problem in your life, and you’ve done everything spiritually you know how to do, what do you do then?
Picture this. A young man is walking down a dark street when he is approached by a large, mean-looking man who will not let him pass.
In this life, we will all have times of plenty and times of need. In times of lack, we must never let worry overtake our hearts and minds.