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10/07/2026

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10/06/2026

GOOD MORNING!

Throughout the Word of God, we find example after example of God being THE SUPPLIER! From the Old Testament to the New Testament, God has continually demonstrated His faithfulness by taking care of His people and supplying what they need.

But I think sometimes we get our needs and our wants confused.

Everything we want is not necessarily something we need. And sometimes, instead of thanking God for what He has already provided, we become frustrated because He hasn't given us what we asked for.

But have you ever considered that God saying “no” might actually be His way of providing for you?

Some of our wants could get us in trouble, in debt, out of God's will, or even connected to relationships that God never intended for us. What we think we need today, God already knows whether it will help us or hurt us tomorrow.

That's why we have to learn to TRUST THE SUPPLIER!

Philippians 4:19 declares:

“But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 4:19 KJV

Notice the Scripture says NEED, not every want.

God knows exactly what you need, when you need it, and how to provide it. His resources are unlimited, His wisdom is perfect, and His timing is always right.

So today, my prayer is changing.

Not simply, “God, I need a new car.”
Not, “God, I need a new house.”
Not even, “God, I need a new job.”

My prayer is:

“GOD, I JUST NEED JESUS!”

Because when I have Jesus, I have everything I truly need. If I have Jesus, I have peace. If I have Jesus, I have hope. If I have Jesus, I have strength. If I have Jesus, I have salvation. And I can trust Him to provide everything else according to His will for my life.

Stop worrying about what you don't have and start thanking God for what He has already supplied.

Trust God. Trust His provision. Trust His timing. And trust THE SUPPLIER!

Thank God for Jesus, and thank God for the Holy Ghost!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

10/05/2026

HAPPY MONDAY!

In Sunday School yesterday, we discussed Hebrews 1:1–9, and what an amazing lesson it was! One part of the lesson that really impacted me was found in Hebrews 1:3:

“…when he had by himself purged our sins…” — Hebrews 1:3 KJV

What a mighty God we serve! Think about that for a moment. God gave His only begotten Son, and Jesus willingly laid down His life so that we could be cleansed from sin and reconciled back to God.

I know we live in a day when many people do not like to talk about sin. It can be uncomfortable. It reminds us that we have fallen short and that we cannot save ourselves. But today, I am not ashamed to say that I was a sinner saved by grace through faith!

I fell short. I made mistakes. I needed a Savior. But because of the finished work of Jesus Christ on the Cross, I have been redeemed! I have been forgiven! I have been saved! And I THANK GOD FOR MY SALVATION!

The beautiful thing about the Gospel is that God did not leave humanity without hope. Jesus paid the price that we could never pay for ourselves.

But each of us has a personal decision to make. We must choose to turn away from sin, put our faith in Jesus Christ, and receive the gift that God has given us through His Son.

Sin separates us from God, but Jesus made reconciliation possible.
Sin left us guilty, but Jesus provided forgiveness.
Sin brought condemnation, but through Jesus there is salvation!

And Hebrews reminds us that He did it “BY HIMSELF!”

Nobody else could do it. No amount of good works could accomplish it. JESUS DID IT!

Today, I thank God for Jesus.
I thank God for the Cross.
I thank God for grace.
And I thank God for SALVATION!

If you have accepted Christ, never lose the wonder of what He has done for you. And if you haven't, the gift of salvation is available—but the choice to receive Him is personal.

Thank God for Jesus, and thank God for the Holy Ghost!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

HAPPY FRIDAY! 🙌🏽☀️

Our District Missionary gifted me a book of prayers, and each morning I read the prayer for that day and ask the Holy Ghost to equip me to be a light in this dark world. Today’s prayer centered around helping others, and it really caused me to reflect.

I can remember listening to my grandfather talk about how, back in the day, it seemed that people genuinely loved one another. Neighbors helped neighbors. People looked out for each other. There was a sense of community and a desire to see others doing well.

The Bible warns us in 2 Timothy 3:1–2 that in the last days perilous times would come and that people would become “lovers of their own selves.”

But as people of God, we are called to be different.

We should take on the heart of God and demonstrate the love of Jesus. Our lives cannot become solely about “me, myself, and I.” We should have a genuine desire to love, encourage, serve, and help others.

So I challenge each of us today, throughout this weekend, this month, and even for the remainder of this year to ask ourselves:

Have I been the hands and feet of God in the earth?
Have I shown love to my neighbor?
Have I helped someone who could do nothing for me in return?
Has my life become all about me, or am I looking for opportunities to serve others?

Today’s prayer says:

“Father, I desire to imitate You, and as a child of light I will walk in love and wisdom. Help me to encourage, admonish, and exhort others and edify them. I will look not only to my own interests, but also to the interests of others.”

What would happen if each of us made that our prayer and then lived it out?

Someone needs your encouragement. Someone needs your kindness. Someone needs your patience. Someone needs to experience the love of Jesus through YOU.

Be the light that this world desperately needs today!

Thank God for Jesus, and thank God for the Holy Ghost!

Blessings to each of you!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

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10/01/2026

🔥 JOIN US TONIGHT AT NEW LIFE! 🔥

We would love for you to join us in person tonight as we come together to go before God in prayer and worship!

Whatever this week has brought your way, come into the house of the Lord expecting to be renewed, refreshed, strengthened, and encouraged. There is something powerful about the people of God coming together with one heart and one purpose—to seek Him!

Thursday Night RESURGE Worship
6:30 PM
New Life Church of God in Christ
1205 East Martin Luther King Highway, Tuskegee, AL 36083

Come pray with us. Come worship with us. Come expecting God to move! We would love to have you as our special guest!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

09/29/2026

GOOD MORNING!

James 1:2–3 reminds us to “count it all joy” when we face different trials. And if we’re perfectly honest, that can be hard to do sometimes.

It’s not always easy to find joy when you’re hurting. It’s not always easy to rejoice when things aren’t going according to plan. And it’s certainly not easy to understand why God allows us to go through certain seasons. But counting it all joy doesn’t mean that we have to enjoy the trial. Our joy comes from knowing that God is still working in the middle of it!

James reminds us that the trying of our faith worketh patience. What you’re going through may be uncomfortable, but God can use it to strengthen your faith, develop your endurance, and prepare you for what He has ahead. When you know God has a plan for your life and you trust His plan, it becomes easier to accept the process—even when you don’t understand it.

So today, COUNT IT ALL JOY!

Not because everything feels good, but because God is good. Not because you understand everything, but because you trust the One who does. And not because the trial is easy, but because you know God can use it for your good and His glory! Keep trusting. Keep believing. Keep going. There is purpose in the process!

Thank God for Jesus, and thank God for the Holy Ghost!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

09/28/2026

Thank God for another beautiful day! Isaiah 61 is a beautiful reminder of God’s love, restoration, and His ability to bring beauty out of the broken places of our lives.

Isaiah 61:3 tells us that God gives “beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.”

What a promise! There will be seasons when life leaves us with ashes—things that didn’t work out the way we expected, moments of disappointment, loss, hurt, or uncertainty. But ashes do not have to be the end of your story. God specializes in restoration!

He can take what looks broken and make it beautiful. He can exchange mourning for joy. He can replace heaviness with praise. And He can bring new life out of places that appeared finished.

So today, don’t become discouraged by what you see right now. Give God your ashes and trust Him with the outcome. Keep believing. Keep praying. Keep praising. God is still working, even when you cannot see it. Your present condition does not limit God's ability to restore!

Thank God for Jesus, and thank God for the Holy Ghost!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.

09/25/2026

COME JOIN US THIS WEEKEND!

We’re excited to invite you to our Community & College Day at New Life Church!

Come out and enjoy FREE FOOD, FREE CLOTHES, and most importantly, GREAT FELLOWSHIP! This will be a wonderful opportunity for our church, college students, and community to come together, connect, and enjoy one another.

Whether you’re a longtime member of the community, a college student, or simply looking for a place to fellowship, we would love for YOU to be our special guest!

Bring your family, invite a friend, and come experience New Life!

New Life. New Purpose. Eternal Hope.