New Creation Church | Marco Bravo

This message places confession in its proper covenantal and historical context, showing that New Covenant believers live free—not by rehearsing sins—but by resting in what Christ already accomplished.

This message clarifies that righteousness and forgiveness are not progressive or reversible, exposing how works-based thinking and gnostic influence distort the gospel and undermine assurance.

This message confronts the fear-based misuse of 1 John 1:9 and establishes forgiveness as a finished, past-tense reality for the believer, secured once for all by the cross of Christ.

The series concludes by centering faith where it belongs—on Jesus Himself. This powerful teaching reveals that the believer ultimately lives not by self-generated faith, but by the faithfulness and faith of Christ. It brings rest, assurance, and confidence by showing that our standing with God is secured by Him, not us.

Not all truth carries the same weight when it comes to faith. This teaching distinguishes between essential gospel truths that sustain and strengthen faith, and non-essential issues that can distract, confuse, or weaken it. Understanding this distinction helps believers remain anchored in what truly matters.

This part addresses one of the most troubling questions believers face: why faith doesn't always appear to work. Rather than blaming God or the believer, this teaching uncovers how misplaced expectations, mixed covenants, and misunderstanding the object of faith can cause faith to seem ineffective, even when God remains faithful.

Here, faith is shifted from being a tool to acquire things to being a means of understanding who we already are in Christ. This teaching emphasizes that faith establishes us in our God-given position—accepted, righteous, and complete—and that possession flows from identity, not the other way around.

This session explores the true source of faith and dismantles common misconceptions about trying to produce faith through effort or repetition. Faith is revealed as something that comes through hearing and receiving God's Word—specifically the message concerning Christ—resulting in confidence that flows naturally, not mechanically.

This opening teaching redefines what the “fight of faith” truly is. Rather than striving to make things happen, the good fight is learning to stand firm in what God has already accomplished in Christ. Faith is shown to be a posture of holding on to truth, resisting unbelief, and resting in God's finished work amid pressure and opposition.

In Part 5, we continue examining Scripture to build a complete biblical framework for understanding UFOs, alien encounters, and the unseen realm. This final teaching reinforces the truth that believers need not fear modern phenomena—the Word of God and the victory of Jesus provide clarity, authority, and peace.

Part 2 explores one of the most debated subjects connected to the UFO conversation—the Nephilim. What does Genesis 6 really reveal? How did fallen angels interact with humanity? And how might this connect to multidimensional “hyperspaces” where spiritual beings operate? This teaching brings clarity to a topic often surrounded by speculation, showing how Scripture frames the unseen realm.

In Part 1 of A Christian Perspective on Aliens & UFOs, we begin by looking at credible evidence, eyewitness accounts, government disclosures, and expert testimony. Before examining what Scripture says, it's important to understand the real-world data that has pushed this topic into the mainstream. This video lays the foundation for the full series by separating fact from fiction and preparing believers to discern what is truly behind these encounters.

In this encouraging message from Revelation 3:19–22, Pastor Marco Bravo shares the heart of Jesus toward the believer who's drifted or grown lukewarm. You'll discover that God's correction is an act of love, not anger—and that His desire is to restore warmth, fellowship, and joy to your walk with Him.

Many have heard the message to the Laodicean church as a harsh warning, but in truth, it's a loving call from Jesus to return to grace. In this message, we uncover what “lukewarm” really means — not indifference or spiritual laziness, but the dangerous mixture of law and grace that robs believers of true rest and joy.

Many Christians believe that under the New Covenant, God simply took the Ten Commandments and wrote them on our hearts. But Scripture reveals something far greater! In this message, “The Law Written on Our Hearts – Not the Ten Commandments,” we discover that God didn't rewrite the old rules — He rewrote us. The old covenant written on stone has faded, and the Spirit of Christ now lives within, fulfilling righteousness in us from the inside out. This teaching will open your eyes to the freedom and life found only in the New Covenant of grace.

A powerful journey into the depths of God's grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 4: Grace is not Empowerment to Keep God's Law.

A powerful journey into the depths of God's grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 3: Answering Objections to the Gospel of Grace.

A powerful journey into the depths of God's grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 2: Embracing Grace.

A powerful journey into the depths of God's grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 1: Proof that Grace is the Gospel.

Are you facing a season of lack, struggle, or uncertainty? In this encouraging message, Trusting God in Times of Need, we look at the widow of Zarephath (1 Kings 17:7–16) and discover five powerful principles of faith. Learn how trusting God, even with the little you have, opens the door to supernatural provision and sustains you in famine seasons. This message will inspire you to believe that when need is great, God's supply is greater!

When one of God's people passes away, it's not a loss—it's a homecoming. In this message, we look at Stephen, the first Christian martyr. He wasn't famous or an apostle, but his bold faith made a lasting impact that still inspires us today. Stephen's voice wasn't silenced by death, and neither is the voice of God's people now. The question is: will we have the same courage to stand boldly for what we believe?

Discover the power of God's lovingkindness — His unfailing love that is not based on your merit but on His goodness. In Psalm 36:7–8, David treasured this covenant love as his place of safety, provision, and satisfaction. Today, through Jesus, we experience that same lovingkindness as a living reality.

Hardship is not God's punishment—it's never about paying for past sins. Jesus bore all punishment at the cross. Instead, God lovingly uses life's challenges to shape, train, and prepare us for a stronger, better future. Discover the true meaning of God's discipline in Hebrews 12:5–8. Part 2: Loving Discipline, God's Training for the Future.

Many believers struggle with guilt and fear, wondering if the hardships they face are God's punishment for sin. The truth of the gospel is this: all punishment for sin fell on Jesus at the cross, once for all. Hardship is never God punishing His children. Instead, trials may come through natural consequences, a broken world, or the enemy's attacks—but never as divine punishment. In Christ, God relates to us as loving sons and daughters, not condemned sinners. He does, however, lovingly use life's challenges to teach, train, and shape us for greater strength and fruitfulness. In this two-part series, discover the difference between punishment and discipline, and walk in the confidence of God's unfailing love. Part 1: When Bad Things Happen: Not God's Punishment.

God calls things that are not as though they were—and it happens. We are created in His image and given the same authority to speak what we believe. In this message, discover how to speak God's Word with certainty, overcome feelings and circumstances, and see His promises come to pass—just like the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4.

You've been told to ‘just have faith'—but what if that's not how it works? What if it begins—and ends—somewhere entirely unexpected? In part two of our series, we go deeper into Hebrews 12:2 and uncover a truth that could shift how you see your walk with God forever.

In this message, Pastor Marco Bravo unpacks the powerful promises God made to Abraham—promises of blessing, fruitfulness, and greatness—revealing how they extend to every New Covenant believer in Christ. With insights from Genesis, Galatians, and Romans, discover how God's promise has always been by grace, not works. You'll be encouraged to trust and depend on God's grace alone, knowing that in Jesus, the promise includes not just the land, but the entire universe—and all that God is and has!

In this message, Marco Bravo shares the life-changing truth that healing—whether physical, emotional, or psychological—is available to every believer through the finished work of Jesus. Because Christ took our pain, sickness, and disease on the cross, and because we are one with Him in His death, resurrection, and ascension, we are fully accepted by God—free from condemnation. Discover how receiving this truth can open your heart to receive the healing God has already provided and wants you to enjoy.

Did you know that the peace Jesus gives can affect your physical health? In this message based on John 14:27, we explore how God's supernatural peace brings not only inner calm but also real health benefits. Unlike worldly peace that depends on circumstances, God's peace works from the inside out—bringing rest to your heart, mind, and even your body. Proverbs 14:30 shows that a peaceful heart is life to the flesh. Learn how to walk in this gift of peace and discover four practical steps to maintain it in your daily life.

This sermon series reveals how knowing who you are in Christ leads to true freedom, boldness, and victory. Discover your God-given identity—and live like it. In part five, we explore five practical ways to walk in your identity in Jesus—what it truly looks like lived out.

This sermon series reveals how knowing who you are in Christ leads to true freedom, boldness, and victory. Discover your God-given identity—and live like it. In part four, we explore why believers still face temptation and sin—but also discover that it's not a hopeless struggle. Through Christ, it's a battle filled with real hope and assured victory!

This sermon series reveals how knowing who you are in Christ leads to true freedom, boldness, and victory. Discover your God-given identity—and live like it. In part three, we see how God gives the believer a brand-new identity and nature in Christ—replacing the old, not coexisting with it. The believer does not have a dual nature.

This sermon series reveals how knowing who you are in Christ leads to true freedom, boldness, and victory. Discover your God-given identity—and live like it. In part two, we see how God does not hold accountable those—like children—who are innocent and lack the understanding to discern between good and evil.

This sermon series reveals how knowing who you are in Christ leads to true freedom, boldness, and victory. Discover your God-given identity—and live like it. In part one, we see how all of humanity stands guilty before God by association—yet not without great hope!

Why God Is Invisible? In this message, we explore the powerful biblical truth of God's invisibility and what it means to us as new covenant believers.

This series, Seeing the Invisible, explores how real faith is not built on physical sight or tangible proof, but on God's Word and our relationship with Him. Through scriptures like Hebrews 11:27 and 2 Corinthians 4:18, we'll discover how to trust the unseen, walk by faith, and live with eternal perspective. Let this series strengthen your faith in what is eternal and unshakable.

This series, Seeing the Invisible, explores how real faith is not built on physical sight or tangible proof, but on God's Word and our relationship with Him. Through scriptures like Hebrews 11:27 and 2 Corinthians 4:18, we'll discover how to trust the unseen, walk by faith, and live with eternal perspective. Let this series strengthen your faith in what is eternal and unshakable.

This series, Seeing the Invisible, explores how real faith is not built on physical sight or tangible proof, but on God's Word and our relationship with Him. Through scriptures like Hebrews 11:27 and 2 Corinthians 4:18, we'll discover how to trust the unseen, walk by faith, and live with eternal perspective. Let this series strengthen your faith in what is eternal and unshakable.

Are you weighed down by past mistakes? In this inspiring message, discover how God doesn't keep score of your failures — He celebrates your faith! Journey through the lives of Abraham, Sarah, and the children of Israel to see how God's grace rewrites our story.

In this message based on John 11:25, we explore the profound truth that Jesus Christ is not only able to raise the dead and give eternal life—He is the very source and embodiment of both. Resurrection and life are not merely things He gives—they are who He is. This sermon brings encouragement and hope to every believer, showing how this reality impacts our lives today, renews our faith, and anchors us in the promise of eternal life with Him.

In this message, you will discover: Why God raised Jesus from the dead—and what it means for you, how the resurrection life flows from God's unconditional love, why law-keeping falls short in empowering believers, how faith rooted in grace activates resurrection power daily. This message is ideal for anyone feeling stuck in performance-based faith, believers longing for deeper spiritual victory, christians hungry to live out the power of the resurrection in real life.

Many believers live in defeat simply because they don't realize where they are seated—or with whom. Ephesians 2:6 tells us that we are seated with Christ in heavenly places. This message uncovers what that truly means for our daily lives. When we understand our spiritual position in Christ, we begin to live from a place of authority, confidence, and victory. Discover how to face life's challenges not from the ground level, but from the throne room—next to the One who has overcome it all.

What does it mean to be right with God? Many have misconceptions about righteousness that don't align with Scripture. If we don't believe right, we won't live right. In part four, we see how having a mindset of righteousness in Jesus impacts our physical health and wholeness.

What does it mean to be right with God? Many have misconceptions about righteousness that don't align with Scripture. If we don't believe right, we won't live right. In part three, we uncover the unstoppable power of God's righteousness at work in the life of the believer.

What does it mean to be right with God? Many have misconceptions about righteousness that don't align with Scripture. If we don't believe right, we won't live right. In part two, we firmly establish that our righteousness in Jesus is eternal, secure, and cannot be lost or taken away.

What does it mean to be right with God? Many have misconceptions about righteousness that don't align with Scripture. If we don't believe right, we won't live right. In Part One, we'll uncover what true righteousness is and how we receive it.

Pastor Marco Bravo shares about a conversation he had with God, about loving God, which leads to him sharing a prophetic word about the future and artificial intelligence; Something every believer needs to hear and take to heart.

Are you feeling weary, burdened, or weighed down by guilt and condemnation? In this message, we explore Matthew 11:28-30 and discover the life-changing truth that Jesus offers true rest through grace—not through striving, legalism, or performance. The law can only bring guilt and shame, but Jesus invites us to take on His easy and light yoke. Join us as we dive into the freedom of grace and learn how to live freely and lightly in Jesus!