NCBC: Sermons

God’s pursuing grace meets us in the very places we would never expect and never deserve.

Dads, you are giving gifts every day you live. They might come out of your pocket but more likely come out of your life. The things you do – or don’t do – and the things you say – or don’t say – are gifts/examples to your children. You are being watched. And you will be imitated.  Jesus had something to say about such matters and we’ll take a closer look at them.

God’s favor cannot be bought.

The grace of Jesus carries us faithfully over the finish line.

The gospel is an offense to those seeking to preserve their own self-righteousness.

Because we bear the image of the triune God, we are relational by design, created to reflect His love and to live in communion with both God and man.

Because we bear the image of the triune God, we are relational by design, created to reflect His love.

Because we bear the image of the triune God, we are relational by design.

The church is empowered by the Spirit with wisdom to preserve unity, even in conflict.

Because the church is God’s plan, it cannot be stopped.

Authentic worship is threatened when sin is tolerated.

Be about the business of praying in all things.

Jesus is the reason you can have joy today.

The church has no need to be ashamed of the name of Jesus.

Jesus is the fulfillment of the anticipated Savior promised in the Old Testament.

The church possesses the greatest treasure in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Because Jesus is risen, the Spirit forms a compelling community marked by truth, shared life, prayer, and transforming grace.

The church is built when sinners correctly respond to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

It has always been God’s plan to build the church on the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Jesus builds the church by filling His people with the Holy Spirit.

Jesus moves the church forward by building trust within His people.

Jesus builds His church through the powerful testimony of gospel witnesses.

The book of Acts reveals the ongoing work of Jesus in building His church.

There are two life-altering gifts that come to us as a result of Jesus being born into the world.

Grace is knocking, and you are invited to respond to Christ’s invitation for sweet fellowship.

We are saved to serve King Jesus.

Christmas Eve service

"The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh comes; and to Him shall be the obedience of the people."

Let the celebration begin, for Jesus has arrived to transform our failing efforts at righteousness as he prepares us for the ultimate wedding.

Since Jesus truly is better, let us respond to His blessed salvation!

Those who follow God’s grace will be led forward in steadfast faith.

Acceptable worship requires a sacrificial love that dies to self.

How can we be made right with God?

Acceptable worship requires a sacrificial love that dies to self.

The stability of your eternal hope rests on how you respond to Jesus.

As Christians, we possess a better inheritance in the new covenant than we could have ever received with the old.

The discipline of the Lord strengthens weary Christians to keep running with endurance.

God the Father uses discipline to help His spiritual children endure to the end.

We can't manufacture or rush God's promises. God's plan will be accomplished by his hand, not ours, culminating in the redemption found in Jesus Christ.

The Command: Walk in love by prioritizing communal peace and mutual up-building over your personal freedom (Christian liberty).

God’s grace has given us everything we need to run the race of faith with endurance.

The Old Testament saints remind us that faith is often met with both great triumph and great suffering.

Rahab reminds us that those who live by faith will not perish in unbelief.

Grief, for Christians, is met with honesty and a confident expectation of God's comfort, drawing strength from Jesus, our guide in sorrow and our source of unwavering grace.

Moses reminds us that faith is able to deliver spiritual exiles from their bondage to fear.

The patriarchs remind us that steadfast faith will find rest in the sovereignty of God.

Abraham reminds us that the testing of our faith is necessary to prove our trust in God.

Abraham reminds us that faith is lived out in this temporary world while looking forward to our permanent home.

Noah reminds us that faith responds to God's saving message with steadfast obedience.