New & Living Way

"God fully accepts us in our brokenness—but does not accept everything we do," Pastor Todd Beal said, sharing a baseball analogy. “The coach knows the player's heart, but a foul ball is still called foul," he said. We can allow God to bring things to our heart's attention so we learn to do what pleases Him, he said. Todd Beal and his wife Sonjah are the founders of New & Living Way Church in Kelso, Washington, where he serves as lead pastor. Since the church's beginning in 2012, their desire has and is to see breakthrough in the lives of God's people and for the local church be a fresh, loving and vibrant community of people who are passionately serving God

"All are welcome at the Father's table," Pastor Todd Beal said. In Jesus' parable in Matthew 11 the father gave the prodigal child a robe and a ring when he came home--without doing anything to earn it, he said. "We are not accepted by God based on how good we are. We are accepted by God because of grace," he said.Todd Beal and his wife Sonjah are the founders of New & Living Way Church in Kelso, Washington, where he serves as lead pastor. Since the church's beginning in 2012, their desire has and is to see breakthrough in the lives of God's people and for the local church be a fresh, loving and vibrant community of people who are passionately serving God

We serve a great, great God, Pastor Todd Beal tells listeners. "God sees us in our brokenness and offers a way out," he said. People need to know that regardless of what they've done, there is a rescue mission going on.Todd Beal is the founding and lead pastor of New & Living Way Church in Kelso Washington. He and his wife Sonjah's heart is to see breakthrough in the lives of God's people. His desire is to see the local church be a fresh, loving and vibrant community of people who are passionately serving God. Todd Beal and his wife Sonjah are the founders of New & Living Way Church in Kelso, Washington, where he serves as lead pastor. Since the church's beginning in 2012, their desire has and is to see breakthrough in the lives of God's people and for the local church be a fresh, loving and vibrant community of people who are passionately serving God

Guest speaker Neal Childs presents a message on the importance of embracing change. He challenges listeners to "press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took ahold of you...forgetting what is behind and straining toward what lies ahead (Phil. 3:12-13)." "Don't look back at past achievements," he said. "Have a next level mindset. Anything that is going to grow must change," he said.Neal and his wife Danette Childs founded Unreached Nations International (RUN) in 2013 to facilitate their vision to reach the unreached. They have served in Niger Republic since 1998.Todd Beal and his wife Sonjah are the founders of New & Living Way Church in Kelso, Washington, where he serves as lead pastor. Since the church's beginning in 2012, their desire has and is to see breakthrough in the lives of God's people and for the local church be a fresh, loving and vibrant community of people who are passionately serving God