New Life of Asheville Messages

Helping people find & follow Jesus

New Life of Asheville Messages is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 441 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts New Life of Asheville Messages, a christianity show with 441 episodes published.

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  Summer in the Psalms: Life Together - Chris Dillon, Lead Pastor 08 30 26

  Aug 30, 202641 min

  Psalm 133 celebrates the goodness and beauty of God’s people living together in unity. Unity is good because it reflects God’s design, and it is pleasant because it brings joy and peace to His people. Like the oil flowing down Aaron’s garments, unity carries God’s holy and abundant blessing throughout the whole community. Like dew refreshing dry ground, unity creates an environment where weary people are renewed and spiritual life can flourish. When God’s people choose unity, they position themselves to experience the life-giving blessing He has promised.

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  Summer in the Psalms: A Greater Promise - Jimmy Contino, Guest Preacher 08 23 26

  Aug 23, 202639 min

  Psalm 132 reminds us that because the Lord never fails to keep his promises, we can and we ought to build our lives on what He has promised. David longed to build a house for God, but God told David that he would not be the one to build it. Instead, God promised to establish David’s house and raise up a king from his line. David could not fulfill his desire, and his actions had consequences, but that would not cancel God’s faithfulness. Solomon, David's son, would build the temple, but the promise pointed beyond Solomon to Jesus—the greater Son of David, the true King, the One who would come to dwell with His people, bring salvation, and ultimately bring His people home to the heavenly Zion. Psalm 132 invites us to stop building our lives on our own ability to keep promises and instead build our lives on the promise of the One who never breaks His word: Jesus is preparing a place for His people, and one day we will be home with Him forever.

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  Summer in the Psalms: I'm Not Enough (And I Don't Have to Be) - Joe Dillon, Guest Preacher 08 16 26

  Aug 16, 202640 min

  Psalm 131 invites us to confront the exhausting delusion of self-reliance and admit a freeing truth: we are not enough - and we don’t have to be. When crisis, complexity, and our own limitations exhaust our resources, God offers another way: the childlike faith that releases pride, control, and the need to have everything figured out. Like a child resting securely with a parent, we can learn to quiet our hearts and trust God’s presence even as we walk through life’s darkest valleys. This kind of faith doesn’t remove every storm or battle, but it gives us confidence, rest, and a peace that surpasses our understanding. Ultimately, Psalm 131 calls us to stop placing our hope in ourselves and to rest confidently in the Lord, both now and forever.

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  Summer in the Psalms: From the Depths - Chris Dillon, Lead Pastor 08 09 26

  Aug 9, 202645 min

  Life has a way of bringing us into the depths, but Psalm 130 reminds us that the best place to be in our deepest moments is crying out to the Lord. Rather than minimizing our greatest need, the psalm points us to the reality of our sin and the even greater reality of God's forgiveness. Because God forgives, we can wait on Him with confidence, trusting His Word even when circumstances don't change immediately. This powerful little psalm invites us to discover a God who hears our cries, forgives our sins, speaks through His Word, and redeems His people.

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  Summer in the Psalms: Blessed Through the Battle - Chris Dillon, Lead Pastor 08 02 26

  Aug 3, 202639 min

  These psalms of ascent remind us that the blessed life is not a trouble-free life, but a God-centered one. Those who fear the Lord can walk in His blessing even while facing real opposition and suffering. Throughout history, God's people have endured hardship, yet every enemy that rises against them is ultimately defeated. Because Christ has already secured the decisive victory through His death and resurrection, we can stand firm in today's battles with confidence in tomorrow's victory.

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