We talk about doubt, rest, and what it means to be "glocal" — globally minded and locally active. From Matthew 28 to a simple family rhythm called RPT (read, pray, teach), this episode is about making disciples right where you are, starting at home.

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Why does missions exist? Because there are still people who don't know the name of Jesus — some in nations we can't easily reach, some living right here among us. This week we talk about being "glocal," the reality of unreached people groups, what it means to be "gospel privileged," and a simple rule of T.H.U.M.B. for praying for the nations.

New Vision Church, Fayetteville, Georgia.

A community to belong, be loved, and believe.

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Deacon Marshall Ayers joins us this week with a message on covetousness — the grasping for more that shows up in our PMS. Power, money, and sex, that is.

Starting in Matthew 14 and John 6, he asks why Jesus withdrew from the crowd instead of being crowned by force, and what that means for the platforms we chase outside of God's timing. He also shares pieces of his own story before calling us to search our hearts and bring what we find to the altar.

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In Luke 13, Jesus tells about a fig tree that hasn't produced fruit in three years, and a gardener who asks for one more year to dig around it and add fertilizer. This week at New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, we talked about what it looks like to let God dig into our hearts and use even the hard parts of our lives to help us grow. We also talked about discipleship as a friendship, not a program, lived out in the ordinary moments people actually see.

New Vision Church, Fayetteville, Georgia.

A community to belong, be loved, and believe.

newvisionc.com | @nvcnextgen

0:00 - Introduction And Personal Updates

6:39 - How To Dig Into Your Faith

12:10 - Why Deep Roots Produce Fruit

23:32 How to Disciple Naturally

36:00 Dung it for Your Faith

37:50 Headwinds and Tailwinds in Your Life

40:26 Recognizing Your Circumstances as Fertilizer

47:32 Dig it and Dung it: Lessons from Luke 13

This week at New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, we looked at Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus and asked whether we're willing to let God change us so we can help change others.

We talked about what it means to be a "people planter": someone planted in other people's lives who also plants people, investing in others even when we won't see the fruit for years.

Using Ananias' obedience and Barnabas' encouragement, we asked who in our lives needs us to show up for them.

New Vision Church | Fayetteville, Georgia

A community to belong, be loved, and believe.

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0:00 - Introduction and Message Overview

3:42 - Why Change Is Good

7:58 - How To Be Excellent

13:12 - Understanding God Is Immutable

18:45 - How To Apply God’s Word

24:30 - Are You A Changed Agent?

31:15 - How To Plant People

38:20 - Final Call To Action

At New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, we look at the story of Saul and Paul — a man who spent his early life persecuting Christians and ended up writing much of the New Testament.

One encounter with Christ changed the direction of his entire life. We talk about what his story says about commitment, change, and what's possible with God.

New Vision Church — Fayetteville, Georgia.

A community to belong, be loved, and believe.

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At the ten-year mark of his time as lead pastor, Pastor George returns to the message that started it all — Lego. This Sunday, he asks what we're actually building, who gets to define us, and what we're holding onto that God is trying to take.

A grounded, honest word about identity, foundation, connection, and letting the creator be the creator. God doesn't make junk, but He can only build with what we're willing to give Him.

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This Father's Day, we looked at what it means to call God "Our Father." Guest speaker O'Neil Coakley shared five marks of a Christlike father:

• leading spiritually
• loving with compassion
• providing identity
• disciplining with wisdom
• leaving a legacy

We talked about the kind of father God is, and what that means for the way we live, lead, and parent.

Whether you grew up with a father who modeled these things or one who didn't, this message points back to the Father who gets it right.

Join us at New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia —

a community to belong, be loved, and believe.

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