New Covenant Fellowship, Stillwater Ok

Pastor Cornell shares a communion message about the sacrifice that Jesus made for us.

Pastor Cornell continues the Identity series, focusing on how we need to continue in the Word and prayer, to keep our hearts grounded in God's truth about who we really are in Him.

Pastor Cornell teaches us about our true identities in Christ, how we need to see ourselves through the eyes of our heavenly Father and the lens of His Word.

Missionary Ben Elliot shares from the Word and testimonies of what the Lord is doing in Zacatecas, Mexico.

Pastor Cornell gives an encouraging word about our freedom in Christ.

Don and Dawn Adkins of Radical Restoration Ministries are visiting guest ministers. Dawn shares her testimony of God's love, faithfulness and deliverance in her life.

Pastor Cornell tells his testimony on faithfulness.

God's will won't always be easy, but He will never forsake you through it.

Pastor Cornell preaches on how the will of God can be hard.

Bill and Tammy Woods (missionaries to Chiapas, Mexico), share powerful testimonies of God's faithfulness and miracles throughout their lives and in the orphanage in Mexico.

Cornell Cannon talks about how Abraham learned to trust God

Cornell talks about having faith and coming to God in complete humility even when having the opportunity to be "up in your feelings."

New Covenant Fellowship, Stillwater OK

Cornell speaks about the extravagant love that Mary displayed for Jesus 6 days before His death.

Cornell Cannon talks about how we can all relate to Jonah's prayer.

Cornell Cannon leads us through biblical stories of whoah Lord moments.

Guest speaker Ben Elliott weaves the Word with testimonies from Zacatecas, Mexico into a teaching tapestry on taking dominion.

Pastor CJ shares about his recent trip to Kenya with Pastor Dale, recounting lessons learned and sweet surprises from the Father.

Heather Underwood shares her story, recounting her journey from pain, loneliness and shame into acceptance, healing and freedom.

Too often we fail to recognize God’s presence where we are. Whether it’s a physical place like our job or school; a gut-wrenching, soul-trying situation; or a bad season of life. Cornell Cannon explains how failure to recognize God’s presence when we are in dark places causes us to adopt coping mechanisms that are not of God and do not honor or glorify Him. We are challenged to partner with God so we can inject light into the dark places that need it most.