New Seasons Church at Radium Springs- Albany Georgia

New Seasons Church at Radium Springs- Albany Georgia New Seasons Church and Radium Springs Baptist Church have merged to become ONE Multicultural body of Christ. "Come Experience the Transformation ".

09/06/2026

Sunday Worship Walking With Jesus: It's Who You Are Becoming Pt.2 Dont Own Rights to Music

08/28/2026

Series: Transformation
Subject: Unveiled and Unashamed
Scripture: Nevertheless when one turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away. Now the Lord is the Spirit; and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. 2 Corinthians 3:17 (NKJV)

What image have you been exhausting yourself to protect that God never asked you to maintain?
Maybe you have covered pain with competence, doubt with religious words, failure with silence, or fear with control. A veil can keep others from seeing the wound, but it cannot heal what it hides.
Jesus did not give His life so you could become a more convincing actor. Imagine someone released from a cell, then choosing to carry the cell door everywhere they go. It would be absurd. Yet many believers keep carrying old accusations, old labels, and old shame into a freedom Christ has already purchased. The door is open, but familiar chains can still feel safer than unfamiliar liberty.
The veil works the same way. It offers protection at a terrible price: you can preserve the appearance, but you cannot live honestly. You can keep the mask polished at work, church, and even in your closest relationships, while the real face remains unseen and untreated. God does not ask you to improve the mask. He asks you to turn to Him with a true heart.
This is the culmination of every veil we have named. The mold that pressed you into someone else’s shape. The costume that changed what people saw. The willpower that tired from holding everything up. The gaze that kept returning to fear. The Spirit who supplied the power. All of it leads here: you are free to live with your face uncovered before God.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM EST at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #.
For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. Glass

08/27/2026

Series: Transformation
Subject: Into the Same Image
Scripture: But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord. 2 Corinthians 3:18 (NKJV)

When you say you want to be “better,” who gets to decide what better means?
The world has plenty of answers: more admired, more productive, more attractive, more secure, more in control. Comparison offers another answer: look like them.
But God does not transform you toward an audience. He transforms you toward a Person. A sculptor does not strike a block of stone randomly. The dust, the pressure, and the careful removal all serve a form the artist has already seen. The stone cannot see the finished work while the chisel is falling, but the artist is not working without purpose.
That does not mean every painful event is good. It means God is not powerless inside any of it. Romans tells us that His good purpose is to conform us to the image of His Son. He can use pressure to form courage, loss to deepen dependence, correction to grow humility, and service to stretch love. The target is not merely relief. The target is Christlikeness.
This is why an unveiled face matters. A mirror cannot reflect what it cannot see, and it cannot do its work while covered. When the veil is down, you are free not only to behold Christ but to bear His likeness into the rooms where you live. You do not reflect your own perfection. You reflect the patient work of Jesus as you keep turning toward Him.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM EST at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #.
For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. Glass

Series: TransformationSubject: By the Spirit of the LordScripture: But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mir...
08/26/2026

Series: Transformation

Subject: By the Spirit of the Lord

Scripture: But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord. 2 Corinthians 3:18 (NKJV)

Where are you demanding lasting change from a strength that has already run out?

You made the plan. You set the alarm. You avoided the trigger. You promised yourself this time would be different. Then pressure arrived, and the old reaction returned.

Trying harder is not the same thing as being changed deeper. Picture a beautiful lamp with no electricity flowing through it. You can dust it, put it in a better place, and admire its design. You can even insist that it ought to shine. But an unplugged lamp cannot produce light by determination.

It is possible to keep polishing the outside of a religious life while neglecting fellowship with the Spirit. You can be busy, informed, disciplined, and exhausted. You can manage the appearance of brightness while the inside feels dark. That is not an argument against discipline. It is an argument against asking discipline to do what only God can do.

The veil tries to return whenever we make our own resolve the keeper of our freedom. You do not keep the veil down by gripping its edges with stronger hands. The Spirit tore it away, and the Spirit keeps inviting you into liberty. He exposes what is hidden not to humiliate you, but to connect your actual need to His actual power.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM Eastern at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #.

For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. Glass

Series: TransformationSubject: BeholdingScripture: But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of...
08/25/2026

Series: Transformation
Subject: Beholding
Scripture: But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord. 2 Corinthians 3:18 (NKJV)

What has become so large in your mind that Jesus has been pushed to the edge of the frame? You cannot walk steadily while your soul is looking somewhere else.
Think about the difference between a courtroom and a doctor’s office. In one room, you conceal what might condemn you. In the other, you tell the truth because the physician cannot treat the injury you refuse to show. Some of us keep approaching God as if He is waiting to prosecute, so we cover the pain with religious language and call it faith.
But an unveiled face is not a demand to impress God. It is an invitation to bring Him the actual wound. The disappointment. The appetite. The fear you cannot make sense of. The shame that has kept you looking down. He already knows it. And He has not withdrawn His invitation.
There is another danger: you can keep both hands on the wheel of your responsibilities while your attention stays fixed on the wind. A driver who glances away drifts. In the same way, a heart preoccupied with fear, regret, or comparison begins to steer by those things. You may still attend church, serve faithfully, and answer every message. But where is your gaze really resting?
The veil makes your struggle look like the center of everything. Christ removes the veil so you can face the struggle without making it your god. Your problem may still be in view, but Jesus must be the fixed point. Look at Him not the Problem.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM eastern at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #.
For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. Glass

08/24/2026

JOIN US on the Prayer Line for the Series called “Transformation” Our Subject today is “Beholding”

Call in at 8 AM Eastern at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #

Our scripture is found in 2 Corinthians 3:18 (NKJV)

But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.

What has become so large in your mind that Jesus has been pushed to the edge of the frame? You cannot walk steadily while your soul is looking somewhere else.

Think about the difference between a courtroom and a doctor’s office. In one room, you conceal what might condemn you. In the other, you tell the truth because the physician cannot treat the injury you refuse to show. Some of us keep approaching God as if He is waiting to prosecute, so we cover the pain with religious language and call it faith.

But an unveiled face is not a demand to impress God. It is an invitation to bring Him the actual wound. The disappointment. The appetite. The fear you cannot make sense of. The shame that has kept you looking down. He already knows it. And He has not withdrawn His invitation.
There is another danger: you can keep both hands on the wheel of your responsibilities while your attention stays fixed on the wind. A driver who glances away drifts. In the same way, a heart preoccupied with fear, regret, or comparison begins to steer by those things. You may still attend church, serve faithfully, and answer every message. But where is your gaze really resting?

The veil makes your struggle look like the center of everything. Christ removes the veil so you can face the struggle without making it your god. Your problem may still be in view, but Jesus must be the fixed point. Look at Him not the Problem.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM Eastern at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #

For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. Glass DrMarcus Roshawn Glass

08/21/2026



Series: Transformation

Subject: The Butterfly, Not the Costume

Scripture: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.” 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NKJV)

The center of the verse is not “if anyone tries hard enough.” It is in Christ. Union with Him changes the story at its root. Old things may still leave memories and consequences, but they no longer possess the final authority to name the person Jesus has claimed.

A child can wear a doctor’s coat without becoming a doctor. The coat changes the picture, not the person’s skill. In the same way, a caterpillar could be covered with paper wings and bright colors, but it would still crawl. A costume can make something look ready for the air; it cannot give it the life or capacity to fly. That is why the butterfly is such a strong picture of transformation. Metamorphosis is not a caterpillar performing better. The creature itself is changed. Its form and possibilities are different. Answer this, are we trying to look like Christians, or have we come to Christ for the new life only He can give?

A costume is a veil sewn into a shape. It controls what others see while keeping the real self underneath. Religious performance can do the same thing. You can know the songs, inherit the vocabulary, carry the right label, and still keep your heart hidden from the Savior. The veil looks spiritual precisely because it is built from spiritual-looking material. Are you trusting in a costume, or am I trusting Christ? The invitation is not to manufacture an impressive answer. It is to come into the light. In Christ, no sinner is too far gone and no polished person is too self-sufficient to need new birth. He is not asking you to pretend you can fly. He is offering to make you new.

Let’s discuss this more on the Prayer Line. Call in at 8 AM EST at (857) 357-0254 with access code 574264 #.

For a recording playback, dial (607) 374-1073 and use access code 574264 #.

Dr. GlassDrMarcus Roshawn Glass

JOIN US on the Prayer Line at 8 AM EASTERN Dial (857) 357-0254 Access code: 574264 # DrMarcus Roshawn Glass
08/20/2026

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DrMarcus Roshawn Glass

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2402 Roxanna Road
Albany, GA
31705

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Monday 5pm - 7pm
Tuesday 5pm - 7pm
Wednesday 4pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 5pm - 7pm
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