New Work Fellowship Podcast

Tate takes the host seat alongside Paxton, Steve, and Cliff for an unusually entertaining episode that begins with questionable news headlines, Elvis sightings, ninja parades, and a surprising amount of lawn mowing conversation. Somehow, it all leads into a much deeper question: with more information available to us than ever before, are we actually becoming wiser, or just more anxious?

The guys unpack this...

Winds of Change

“Too much Noise”

Ecclesiastes 1:12-15; 2:12-16; 12:12-13

Where does the anxiety of knowing come from?

Lie 1: More information will fix me.

Ecclesiastes 1...

This week, Josh is joined by Steve Buttram, Justin Eshenbaugh, and Tate Wells for a conversation centered around Paxton's message on the tension between pleasure, legalism, and the grace of God. Through practical examples ranging from family traditions and work habits to music, generosity, and Bible reading, the team explores what it looks like to avoid the ditches of chasing pleasure at a...

Overarching: The problem is not pleasure; the problem is asking pleasure to do what only God can. Anytime there is tension anxiety is often present. Examples of tension creating anxiety Balloon as it gets close to popping. Solomon in Ecclesiastes 2 is going to talk about pleasure and in the process identifies some tensions that are created, and whenever we put things under tension we typically identify some weaknesses. I want to ta...

Josh, Kevin, Michael, and Steve wrap up the Altared series by reflecting on God's design for relationships and why our differences are often His greatest gifts. From hilarious "Better Together" debates to meaningful conversations about marriage, friendship, singleness, and the value of healthy community, this episode explores how God designed people to strengthen one another instead of goi...

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This week on Beyond Sunday, Justin Eshenbaugh, Josh Hensley, Paxton Redd, and Michael Shearon kick things off with a hilarious conversation about backpack essentials, camp memories, mosquitoes, and a few stories that probably should have stayed redacted. Beneath the laughter, the discussion turns toward one of the most practical challenges o...

The sweetest relationships are built on covenant care, where people humbly bear one another’s burdens while faithfully carrying their own responsibilities. Galatians 6 reminds us that we were never meant to walk alone, and that every act of support points back to Christ, who carried our greatest burden on the cross.

Josh Hensley, Michael Shearon, Paxton Redd, and first-time guest Luke Terrell kick off the episode with a lighthearted conversation about loyalty, favorite restaurants, abandoned hobbies, group chats, and the many things people enthusiastically commit to before eventually moving on. The fun opener naturally leads into a deeper discussion about promises, why human promises often disappoint, and how those experiences can shape the wa...

Love always gives. Genesis 24, John 3:16, and Revelation 21 shows how godly relationships are marked by trust, open-handed surrender, and sacrificial love. Whether in marriage, friendship, parenting, or the church, we are called to stop asking, “What can I get?” and ...

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This week, Evan, Josh, Michael, and Paxton kick things off with plenty of laughs from VBS week, including church staff confessions about thermostat battles, driving preferences, dishwashing rules, and Josh's surprisingly controversial cake-cutting method. The conversation turns into a fun exploration of the little things people try to control and how those tendencies often reveal some...