New Day w/ Bishop Tony Dunn

Why does it sometimes feel like the Word of God isn’t taking root in people’s lives—even when they hear it regularly?In Hebrews 4:2 (KJV), we’re reminded that the Word does not profit us unless it is mixed with faith. In this message, Faith: The Missing Ingredient, we explore how faith is the key that activates the power, effectiveness, and profitability of God’s Word in our everyday lives.Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10:1–14 (NLT), this teaching reveals practical, biblical insights that help believers recognize why the Word may be falling on unfruitful ground—and how to change that.Four biblical truths to help increase your faith and unlock the power of God’s Word:1️⃣ Accept that God is faithfulYou’ve already survived everything you’ve ever been through—proof that God has never failed you.2️⃣ Recognize that you can endureThrough Christ Jesus, you have the strength to persevere, overcome, and stand firm no matter the challenge.3️⃣ Believe that there is always a way outWhen life feels overwhelming, Scripture reminds us to be still and know that He is God.4️⃣ Get rid of the idolsIdols aren’t always physical—they’re often self-imposed distractions that quietly replace God’s authority in our lives.This message will challenge you to examine your faith, remove spiritual obstacles, and realign your heart so the Word of God can truly take root and produce lasting fruit.📖 Scriptures referenced:Hebrews 4:2 (KJV)1 Corinthians 10:1–14 (NLT)👉 Watch, reflect, and ask yourself: Is faith the missing ingredient in my life?To learn more about New Day C

Would you rather be extremely rich—or live with the favor of God resting on your life?In this message, "Living Under the Favor of God", Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn teaches on what truly causes God’s favor to flow—and what can quietly block it. Drawing from Psalm 133:1–3 (NKJV) and 1 Peter 3:8–12 (NLT), this teaching challenges us to examine our hearts, our relationships, and our responses when life doesn’t treat us fairly.God’s favor isn’t random—it is deeply connected to how we treat others, how we respond to offense, and whether humility or pride governs our reactions. While the world celebrates retaliation, self-promotion, and dominance, Scripture reveals a different path—one where unity, humility, and the pursuit of peace invite God’s attention and blessing.In this message, we ask thought-provoking questions such as:Why do relationships matter so much to God?Which is stronger—humility or pride?Why is it so difficult to maintain humility when we’re insulted?What satisfaction does retaliation really bring?Why must peace be pursued instead of assumed?How does God respond when we do the right thing—but with the wrong attitude?This teaching will challenge you to reflect, realign, and reconsider what success truly looks like—not just in the eyes of people, but in the eyes of God.📖 Scriptures Referenced:Psalm 133:1–3 (NKJV)1 Peter 3:8–12 (NLT)👉 If this message speaks to you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe—and let us know in the comments: Would you choose riches, or the favor of God?To learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day App on Church Center, available on both IOS and Android device via the App Store.

Join Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn for this week's message entitled "Moving to Your Place of Grace".They say, “Location! Location! Location!” But what happens when God is the one relocating you?When people move, they usually consider safety, opportunity, comfort, and community. Even George Jefferson weighed his options before “moving on up to the East Side… to a deluxe apartment in the sky.”So here’s the real question:What factors does God consider when He moves us to a new place?📖 Colossians 1:13–14 (NLT) reminds us that God has already relocated us spiritually, rescuing us from the dominion of darkness and transferring us into the Kingdom of His Son.This message explores what it means to truly live in that new place.🔹 Working definition of grace:Grace is God’s supernatural ability to get things done on our behalf when we are unable to do it ourselves.🔹 Why did some formerly enslaved African Americans hesitate to leave the plantation even after freedom was granted?🔹 Why do some believers still cling to remnants of darkness when they’ve been invited to live fully in the marvelous light of Christ?📖 Psalm 91:1–2 (NKJV)If the Lord is not a believer’s refuge and fortress, then who—or what—usually is?📖 John 15:4–7 (NKJV)God’s expectation for His people is fruitfulness, and fruitfulness is always tied to connection and environment.💡 Key takeaway:Environments influence growth. Where God places you matters. Remaining where you were can limit what He’s trying to produce in you.If you’ve ever felt God calling you to shift spiritually, emotionally, or relationally—but found yourself holding back—this message is for you.👉 Watch, reflect, and ask yourself:Am I living in my place of grace?#MovingToGrace #LocationMatters #BiblicalTeaching #SpiritualGrowth #FreedomInChrist #faithjourney To learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day App via Church Center, available for both IOS and Android devices via the App Stores.

Join New Day for a special edition of our 5 on 5 as we kick-off our 2026 Theme entitled "OBEDIENCE".5 Speakers, 5 Minutes each.Minister Letty Tennant-TwineMinister Robert BrownMinister Benita BarrazoMinister Deborah PeguesPastor Brian DunnTo learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit www.newdaycorona.org or download the New Day App through Church Center—available on both iOS and Android.

Would you drink a glass of poison just to keep someone who hurt you from hurting you again? That’s exactly what unforgiveness does—it poisons the one holding it. Join Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn for this week's message entitled "The Root of Bitterness Vs. The Seed of Faith" as we confront how offense takes root, especially during seasons of family gatherings when opportunities to be offended are everywhere. Scriptures Referenced (KJV): • Isaiah 43:25 – God blots out our transgressions and remembers our sins no more • Luke 17:3–6 – Faith, forgiveness, and the power to uproot offense • Luke 17:5 – “Lord, increase our faith” • Luke 17:6 – Faith that uproots the sycamine (mulberry) tree • Acts 24:16 – Maintaining a conscience void of offense toward God and men • John 10:10 – The thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy • Luke 23:34 – Jesus forgives even in His greatest moment of painTo learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day app via Church Center. Available on both IOS and Android devices via the App Stores.

Join Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn for this week's message entitled "The Battle for Our Affection”.To learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day app via Church Center. Available on both IOS and Android devices via the App Stores.

Why do we like rumors? How do rumors get started? Comparison competes with calling and is extremely dangerous for the people of God if left unchecked.Join Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn for this week’s message entitled “Don’t Trip Over Someone Else’s Assignment” as he teaches on the importance of keeping your self-perspective aligned with God’s word instead of the progress or regression of others.Scripture References and Points: John 21:15-23 NLT1 Peter 4:10 NLT· Comparison competes with calling· Why is competitiveness among the people of God dangerous?· Scarcity Mentality: For me to win, someone must lose· Rumors feed insecurities and promote self-centeredness· Your self-perspective should be based on God’s Word and not the progress or regression of others To learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day app via Church Center. Available on both IOS and Android devices via the App Stores.

Timothy was ethnically mixed, insecure, easily intimidated, and had a nervous stomach. Would you follow him? Join Bishop Dr. Tony Dunn for this week's message entitled, “Do You Love God Enough to Finish Your Race?” as he teaches on having the right heart posture to start and finish the work God has assigned you to do.Scripture references and key points:2 Timothy 4:5 NLTJohn 21:15-17 NLT 1 Peter 5:1-4 NLT· The New Testament was originally written in Greek, in which the word “love” has various meanings.· Our working definition of agapao, the verb form of agape, is to be completely, totally, wholly given over to someone or something.· Our working definition of phileo, it is to have brotherly affection for someone or something; hence the city of Philadelphia is known as the “City of Brotherly Love.” 15 After breakfast Jesus asked Simon Peter, “Simon son of John, do you love (agapao) me more than these?” “Yes, Lord,” Peter replied, “you know I love (phileo) you.” “Then feed my lambs,” Jesus told him.16 Jesus repeated the question: “Simon son of John, do you love (agapao) me?” “Yes, Lord,” Peter said, “you know I love (phileo) you.” “Then take care of my sheep,” Jesus said. · Agapao: love that gives itself away, regardless of cost or return. · Phileo: love that feels affection but still calculates comfort. 17 A third time he asked him, “Simon son of John, do you love (phileo) me?” Peter was hurt that Jesus asked the question a third time. He said, “Lord, you know everything. You know that I love (phileo) you.” Jesus said, “Then feed my sheep.” · A “phileo” heart can start the work, but only an “agapao” heart can finish it. · Ministry begins in phileo but must mature into agapao if it’s to endure. · Jesus wasn’t asking Peter for emotion — He was asking for full devotion. · As a member of New Day, what are you responsible for? · You can’t faithfully fulfill what you only partially love. · Do you serve Him and others out of comfort or conviction? · Only a heart fully in love with Christ will fully carry out His call · Finishing your ministry is not about strength — it’s about love that doesn’t quit. · Is your relationship with Christ affectionate (phileo) or sacrificial (agapao)? · Phileo love starts ministry, but agapao love finishes it. To learn more about New Day Christian Fellowship Church in Corona, CA, visit our website at www.newdaycorona.org or download our New Day app via Church Center. Available on both IOS and Android devices via the App Stores.