Shiloh New Covenant Church

Dave Pascale calls Shiloh to respond to God's Good News by coming to Him believing:-what His Word says about us, -what He has prepared for us to be and do, and -that He continually speaks to us through His Spirit. Drawing from 1 Cor. 2 and Ps. 119, Dave exhorts us to align our thoughts with the heavenly realm - where we sit with Christ - rather than with our circumstances, emotions, or experiences.

Hebrews 6:1-6* contains one of the most startling commands in Scripture: leave behind six "elementary principles of Christ" and press on to maturity. But what are those principles, and why would God tell us to move beyond them? Pastor Kyle Corbin tackles this controversial passage, unpacking what the author really meant by "leaving" these principles to discover what spiritual maturity looks like on the other side.This is Part One of his two-part teaching on the topic.--------------------------------------------------------*Heb. 6:1-6 (NKJV): "Therefore, leaving the discussion of the elementary principles of Christ, let us go on to perfection, not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead works and of faith toward God, of the doctrine of baptisms, of laying on of hands, of resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgment. And this we will do if God permits. For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, if they fall away, to renew them again to repentance, since they crucify again for themselves the Son of God, and put Him to an open shame."

Pastor Kyle Corbin draws teaching from the book of James to discuss the vital importance of sharing our testimonies of God's moving in our lives and - through our faith-filled works - in others' lives to demonstrate the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Kyle Corbin discusses the world-changing assignment Jesus gave His disciples following His crucifixion and resurrection.

On this Palm Sunday Helen Cannon encourages us with scriptural accounts of Jesus' acts of love toward both His enemies and His friends in the days before His crucifixion.

Pastor Kyle Corbin revisits his recent theme - we were born for such a time as this - to focus on God's desire that we share the Good News of Jesus Christ with as many as possible.

Don Baker highlights the instruction Paul gave Corinthian believers to respect and celebrate Christ's presence among them in the Communion meal.

After some humorous opening remarks, Junior McNutt points us to the total trust Elijah placed in God to fight his battles.

The infilling and baptism of the Holy Spirit empowered the apostles and disciples of Jesus to proclaim His Gospel boldly after He ascended to Heaven. Pastor Kyle Corbin teaches from the scriptural record, exhorting us to activate our faith and boldly obey the same Holy Spirit living inside us.

Pastor Kyle Corbin exhorts Shiloh to understand that God has placed us on Earth during this generation for an important purpose. Each of us is very significant to fulfilling His plan!

Don Baker speaks on the Holy Spirit's plan to conform and transform us into the image of Jesus Christ, and several ways He performs this throughout our lives. He closes with a simple, Scripture-centered way to hear God's voice more clearly.Recommended books by two authors Don mentions:1. Richard Fostera. Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth b. Prayer: Finding the Heart’s True Home2. Dallas Willarda. Renovation of the Heart: Putting on the Character of Christb. The Spirit of the Disciplines: Understanding How God Changes Lives

Using Scripture and believers' experiences, Jennifer Baker invites us to expect to encounter the living presence of Christ as we remember Him through our shared Communion meals.

Our society defines love from a human perspective. Andy Baber reminds us that "God IS love" and teaches from several important Scripture passages what love really looks like from our Creator's divine perspective.

Pastor Kyle Corbin teaches from the Book of Jude, highlighting Jude's emphases on being sanctified by God, for God, and vigorously applying Christ's teachings to our personal and congregational lives.

Pastor Kyle Corbin reads a prayer he wrote, based on King Solomon's prayer at the dedication of the Temple (2 Chron. 6), and highlights our need for God's Word to reveal recurring sin from which we must repent.

Pastor Kyle Corbin reviews the scriptural foundation for our salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and reminds us that Jesus is present with each of us through His Spirit. He then asks us - from that foundation of assurance - to consider asking God the "what-if" questions of radical faith He is so eager to hear from us.

Kay Baber offers encouraging examples from her life of how to share the love and gospel of Jesus Christ wherever we go.

Junior McNutt issues a prophetic encouragement he received from the Lord - that 2026 will be a time to shake off everything that holds us back and move forward - then stand confidently and do as God directs us.

Pastor Kyle Corbin leads us through several of the 300+ Old Testament statements that prophesied the coming of the Messiah, plus the New Testament passages describing their fulfillment in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. These prophecies reveal the meticulous plan of Father God in preparing a way for rebellious Man to return to loving fellowship with our Creator.

Andy Baber explores the profound blessing of our meeting together as a community of believers who worship, share our lives, and support one another practically. He reminds us that we also gather to engage with Jesus as the living Word of God, whose reading lovingly confronts and directs us in every situation we face.

Pastor Kyle Corbin draws from many Scripture passages to declare the encouraging truth that God designed us to hear His Word. Jesus embodies the Word, and Holy Spirit speaks that Word to us through the Bible as well as directly communicating with our spirits.

In her communion message, Amy Pascale focuses on the cup of judgment Jesus drank on our behalf - and how his sacrificial act enables us to abide with God in mutual love and peace.

Apostle Paul listed seven important gifts of the Holy Spirit in Romans 12. Don Baker discusses four that receive little attention but are vitally important to the health and unity of the Body of Christ.

Shiloh welcomes Pastor Jim and Rosemary Hess whose Transformation Ministries Center focuses on healing and deliverance prayer and counsel. Jim speaks from Scripture and long experience on the roots of addiction, and how wholeness is found in pursuing a passionate devotion to the Person and teaching of Jesus Christ.

Helen Cannon opens up Jesus' conversation with the rich young man (Mark 10) to discuss how God uncovers our desires and motivations -- with the loving goal of helping us identify and remove anything hindering us from following Him.

Pastor Kyle Corbin introduces and then plays a powerful video recording of Jamie Winship speaking on the vital importance of understanding how our identity in Christ flows from Christ's own identity as described in scripture. When we grasp this truth, Winship states, we walk in the rest He intends for us. The sermon delivered by Jamie Winship is titled "Discover Your True Identity + Walk in Rest" and is posted on his YouTube channel Identity Exchange: https://youtu.be/Dd_w0YZ9948

Today the Lord moved powerfully during worship and prophetic words describing His great love for us - He as Father, and we as individuals and a group about whom He cares so deeply. The Spirit's presence was so strong and real that Dave Pascale abandoned his prepared notes to speak quietly and briefly on this theme of God's present, personal, attentive love for each person.

Pastor Kyle Corbin discusses the exciting truth (found in Romans 3 and Hebrews 10) that Jesus' sacrifice not only makes it possible to join God in eternity, it also brings assurance that God regards those who place faith in Christ as perfected in His eyes - freed from the trap and condemnation of sin!

Pastor and Mrs. Kyle Corbin, together with the elder team and their wives, share what they experienced and learned earlier this month while attending the RISE Conference at Christ Fellowship Church in Dawsonville, Georgia.Here is a link to the podcast of the North Georgia Revival at Christ Fellowship Church, where RISE Conference speakers have ministered in recent months:https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/northgarevival/

Pastor Kyle Corbin reflects on scripture, exhorting Shiloh to express all our praise, gratitude and affection to the Lord during our times of corporate worship and prayer.

Helen Cannon seats the congregation at small tables to revisit the early Church's Sunday-meeting practice of sharing a meal and the Communion elements, then moderates a discussion of their Spirit-birthed love for God and one another.

Dave Pascale explains that to have the greatest joy in life and effectiveness in ministry, we have to know our identity in Christ. That is, we need to know who God says we are. Dave shares insights from Scripture and his own life, and four keys to abiding in Christ.

Returning from a Shiloh Men's Retreat that was marked by powerful worship, insightful teaching and significant personal fellowship, Pastor Kyle Corbin uses King Solomon's prayer (2 Chron. 6) as a model to petition God's blessing based on His own scriptural promises in Jesus Christ.

On this Sunday following the murder of Charlie Kirk in Utah, Pastor Kyle Corbin read a statement to the congregation (not recorded but shown below, slightly edited due to space limit). He followed this by teaching from Acts chapter 2, focusing on the privilege God gives every Christ-follower: to receive and work with His indwelling Holy Spirit to experience and express the King of Glory to those around us.------------------------A House Divided - Will Not StandThis week thousands of people have stepped up to support the family of Charlie Kirk who was assassinated on September 10th. Many spoke up to celebrate his life....He was a champion for free speech and would debate anyone, with respect for their right to disagree with his point of view while supporting biblical values and often using those values to entice people to examine themselves and their way of thinking. Many have given their lives [to Christ] because of his influence on college campuses and even to the highest levels of government. Mr. Kirk was prepared to address many topics both political and biblical.And while many have come out in support of both his message and his honoring ability to debate today's norms, many have come out not only to discredit his message but to condone his assassination....As a result, our country has found itself in a war against itself. Let there be no doubt, this is a war against the principles of God by those who collaborated and have given their allegiance to Satan. Many have been fired from their jobs as their parent companies would not allow themselves to be complicit as their employees applauded this work of cowardice. Even our own Congress in session, as one asked for a moment of silence followed by a request to offer a prayer for the family and for our country to heal from this act of hate, the chamber erupted with a scream of "NOOOO!" And many in our House and Senate chambers are attempting to convey "He got what he deserved."You all know that I, as Pastor of Shiloh New Covenant Church, will not allow this pulpit to be used for a political voice. I need you all to understand that this act of violence was not just a political assassination. This was a direct attack against the principles outlined in the Bible. Right now, it is giving the appearance that the devil is gaining ground and taking us all by surprise. The truth of the matter is that the very Bible the enemy is trying to discredit tells of his antics in 2 Timothy 3:1-4. God reveals the plans of our common enemy and this revelation should prepare the followers of Christ to respond. It says: "But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying its power."Acts 2:17-18 tells us:"And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, that I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your young men shall see visions, your old men shall dream dreams. And on My menservants and on my maidservants I will pour out My Spirit in those days; and they shall prophesy."Because of the purposes and foresight of the Lord, while it may look like we are losing ground to an enemy who is no longer hiding in the background, the very fact that he has exposed himself so flagrantly has opened the door to a season where we will join in and experience the greatest harvest of souls that has ever taken place since the creation of this earth. What Satan means for evil God will turn to GOOD. The division that is so prevalent in this world is the catalyst for mass conversion to faith in Jesus the Christ.The question you may be asking yourself right now is how will all this take place???The Answer is YOU!!!

In his Sunday message, Pastor Kyle Corbin shares: 1) ten reasons why praying together is an amazing gift God provides that draws us close to Him - and to one another - even as it advances His loving, transforming will in ourselves and the world; and,2) how - as we re-establish corporate-prayer meetings - we will ask God to help us experience His supernatural presence in those meetings.

In her Communion message, Amy Pascale looks at Paul's 1 Cor. 11 statement on the Lord's Supper and discovers divine encouragement in the Greek definitions of several key words.

Following Andy Baber's insightful and challenging Sunday message, Pastor Kyle Corbin invites the congregation to share Spirit-led insights and exhortations.

Andy Baber draws from Psalm 139 and Ephesians 4 to emphasize the Bible's importance as the foundation for the understanding and advancement of our faith in Jesus Christ.

Prison chaplain Richard Van Arsdale shares the life-changing impact the Gospel of Jesus Christ is having on inmates at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail.You can watch the encouraging ministry video Pastor Van showed us following his teaching message:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2Vwc0EMOZoPastor Van was also our guest speaker in January 2023. You can hear that message by scrolling through earlier episodes here, or by clicking this link:https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Rv7nmamjfQPqAvlgPBveC?si=L3toEkGaTsqXSA0MgneHpQLearn more about Good News Global jail and prison ministry:⁠https://goodnewsjail.org/

Pastor Kyle Corbin examines John 6 and 1 Samuel 15 to illustrate the vital importance that submission to God - as displayed in our obedience to Him and forgiveness of those who've wronged us - are to our walk with Him and our eternal destiny.

Inspired by healing evangelist Curry Blake's recent ministry in Ashland, VA, Helen Cannon turns to Scripture to describe a few of the many blessings available through the atoning and empowering work of Jesus Christ on our behalf.Learn more about Curry Blake at the John G. Lake Ministries website.

What was it about the apostles' experience of Jesus that led them to place Him at the center of their preaching and writings? Don Baker examines scriptures that help us understand the depth and meaning of Jesus' willingness to live and suffer as a fellow human being - first on Earth and now in Heaven.

Pastor Kyle Corbin examines Psalm 23 to discuss the spiritual passion that made David a godly leader.

Pastor Kyle Corbin continues last week's theme by highlighting Paul's encouraging statement in Colossians about God's faithful, enduring love for us - particularly this verse:"Yet now he has reconciled you to himself through the death of Christ in his physical body. As a result, he has brought you into his own presence, and you are holy and blameless as you stand before him without a single fault." (Colossians 1:22 NLT)

Drawing from personal healing testimonies and Paul's own account of extreme suffering (2 Corinthians 1), Pastor Kyle Corbin seriously addresses why healing and relief from hardship can take time to manifest in our lives.

In his Communion message, Dave Pascale invites Shiloh to encounter the Father - and His healing power - as together we celebrate Jesus' atoning sacrifice on Calvary.

The Beautiful Gate of Herod's Temple was huge, and magnificent. Recounting the healing of a crippled man at this gate (Acts 1), Helen Cannon tells us why this event is so important to our own faith in Jesus Christ.

Pastor Kyle Corbin exhorts us from Scripture to continue and increase both our praise and our testimonies every day - trusting God to lead us and give us the words and prayers needed by those we encounter.

...or get the answer to my prayer? Pastor Kyle Corbin addresses these important questions and invites us to hear - and act upon - the answer.

Al Smith draws our attention to several of Jesus' parables that highlight our need to repent, receive God's love, and spread that love to the lost He has placed around us.