New Bedford Evangelical Presbyterian Church

Dave Drake joins the congregation this morning looking at Proverbs 31

Rev. Bob Edmundson joins the congregation today. Let's look at Isaiah 6:1-8 and John 20:19-23

Josh Hayes joins the congregation this morning looking at Luke 9:51-62

Mitch Tepper joins the congregation this morning looking at John 16:31-33 and Isaiah 1:10-17

Pastor Dan Muttart joins the congregation this morning looking at Salvation. Be sure to ask yourself the three questions at the end.

Don Opitz joins the congregation for Easter Sunday. Looking at the scriptures Ezekiel 37:1-14 and John 20:1-18.

Don Opitz joins the congregation this Palm Sunday Morning looking at John 12:12-16, Lee Harris brings us into the study with a reading of Psalm 118:1-7 and 19-29

Josh Hayes joins the congregation this morning looking at Mark 7:31-37

Rev. Bill McCoy joins the congregation looking at Hebrews 6:19 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13.

David Drake joins the congregation this morning looking at Philippians 3:1-11.

Mitch Tepper joins the congregation this morning looking at Job 4:2-8. The Sermon, You Reap What You Sow.

Join the congregation this morning as we study together. Don Opitz will be using Ephesians 1 as the selected Scripture Lesson.

Join the congregation in welcoming Josh Hayes as we look into Psalm 122.

Join us as Mitch Tepper looks at Jeremiah 10:11-12 and 2 Peter 3:1-18.

Don Opitz joins the congregation this morning looking at Prayer. Join us in Mark 1:29-39 and Micah 6:6-8.

Join us in welcoming Dr Richard Vogeley as we look at Mark 9:35-42. Dr. Vogeley looks at mis-understandings, fairy tales, etc.

Join us as Dan Hendley leads us through Psalms 102:23-27. We look at change this morning and when subjected to change we ask three questions: Is anything permanent? Will I be ok? and Why? Pastor Hendley will lead us through the scriptures this morning and answer those questions.

Join us as, MK (Missionary Kid), Tim Ramsey leads us through Psalms 138:8. Raised as a Missionary Kid, Tim and his wife continued the missionary call within Bolivia and Central America

Join us in welcoming back Brian Odey as we look and apply 2 Corinthians 5:7.

Join us as we welcome Bill McCoy. A look at Ephesians 6:10-20, the application of the Armor of God as given by the Apostle Paul.

Join the congregation as Pastor Dan unpacks Revelation 21:1-14. A look at not just the First Advent but the Second Advent a hope for the future.

Join us as Mitch Tepper leads us through Exodus 33:18-34:9 as we look at Going Deeper with God this Advent Season.

Join us as we welcome Luis David Diaz as we look at Ephesians 5:21-24.

As we celebrate Thankoffering Sunday. Angela from the City Rescue Mission joins us to discuss the ministry goals of the organization and delve into Luke 17:11-19.

Join us as Bryce T Lowe leads the teaching and application of God's Word. Turn with us to Matthew 5:43-48 and follow along.

Join us in welcoming Brian Odey. Brian will be looking at Romans 5:8, Matthew 26: 20-25 John 3:16, Matthew 26:26 Isaiah 53: 6, Luke 23:34 as we study together "That's Love".

Join us as Don Opitz looks at Gratitude in Psalm 100.

Join the congregation in Ephesians 2:4-9 as Dan Hendley leads us to the year 1517 and brings clarity and understanding to Soli Deo Gloria, Glory to God Alone.

Take a look at 2 Corinthians 1:1-14 with Dave Drake.

Join Steve Fox while we take a look at Ephesians 4:1-3.

A look at Psalm 135 with Tim Habecker

A look at Isaiah 46:8-10 with Mitch Tepper

Join Luis David Diaz in Matthew 12:1-7 as we look together:Investing in the next generationPeople over policiesOur comfort zonesTradition or the big picture.

Join Elder David Drake in 1 Samuel 17 as we look at 11 principles to apply to our lives today.

Join Pastor Tim Ramsey this morning as we look at Luke 15:11-31.

SERIES: “FEARLESS” Paul wrote his second letter to Timothy knowing that his end was near, being held by Emperor Nero of Rome in a dank dungeon. As the NIV Study Bible notes, “Paul was concerned about the welfare of the churches doing this time of persecution under Nero, and he admonishes Timothy to guard the gospel (1:14), to persevere in it (3:14), to keep on preaching it (4:2) and, if necessary, to suffer for it (1:8; 2:3). This series will equate the challenges to Christianity that existed in Paul’s time to the dangers it faces in our time, in what some refer to as a post-Christian age.

SERIES: “FEARLESS” Paul wrote his second letter to Timothy knowing that his end was near, being held by Emperor Nero of Rome in a dank dungeon. As the NIV Study Bible notes, “Paul was concerned about the welfare of the churches doing this time of persecution under Nero, and he admonishes Timothy to guard the gospel (1:14), to persevere in it (3:14), to keep on preaching it (4:2) and, if necessary, to suffer for it (1:8; 2:3). This series will equate the challenges to Christianity that existed in Paul’s time to the dangers it faces in our time, in what some refer to as a post-Christian age.

SERIES: “FEARLESS” Paul wrote his second letter to Timothy knowing that his end was near, being held by Emperor Nero of Rome in a dank dungeon. As the NIV Study Bible notes, “Paul was concerned about the welfare of the churches doing this time of persecution under Nero, and he admonishes Timothy to guard the gospel (1:14), to persevere in it (3:14), to keep on preaching it (4:2) and, if necessary, to suffer for it (1:8; 2:3). This series will equate the challenges to Christianity that existed in Paul’s time to the dangers it faces in our time, in what some refer to as a post-Christian age.

ADVENT SERIES: “THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME” For Advent, this is a series of messages relating to distinctive “songs” that appear in the gospel of Luke leading up to and coming after the birth of Jesus.

ADVENT SERIES: “THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME” For Advent, this is a series of messages relating to distinctive “songs” that appear in the gospel of Luke leading up to and coming after the birth of Jesus.

ADVENT SERIES: “THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME” For Advent, this is a series of messages relating to distinctive “songs” that appear in the gospel of Luke leading up to and coming after the birth of Jesus.

Steve Fox

SERIES: “COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!” The Old Testament book of Esther is famous for not having references to God in it. But most Bible scholars agree that the inspired author did so deliberately. He uses this as a literary device, as the NIV Study Bible notes, “to heighten the fact that it is God who controls and directs all seemingly insignificant coincidences.” He does the same in your life and mine, and so this introductory sermon series to 2023 will point out where God’s hand is at work and prayerfully apply it to our lives today.

SERIES: “COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!” The Old Testament book of Esther is famous for not having references to God in it. But most Bible scholars agree that the inspired author did so deliberately. He uses this as a literary device, as the NIV Study Bible notes, “to heighten the fact that it is God who controls and directs all seemingly insignificant coincidences.” He does the same in your life and mine, and so this introductory sermon series to 2023 will point out where God’s hand is at work and prayerfully apply it to our lives today.

SERIES: “COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!” The Old Testament book of Esther is famous for not having references to God in it. But most Bible scholars agree that the inspired author did so deliberately. He uses this as a literary device, as the NIV Study Bible notes, “to heighten the fact that it is God who controls and directs all seemingly insignificant coincidences.” He does the same in your life and mine, and so this introductory sermon series to 2023 will point out where God’s hand is at work and prayerfully apply it to our lives today.

SERIES: “TIMELESS TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER”It is true that life in heaven will be profoundly relational, as we enjoy a close relationship with God and a close relationship with each other. This sermon series, from the book of James, will show that God has given us the opportunity to practice that here on earth, in anticipation of heaven.

SERIES: “TIMELESS TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER”It is true that life in heaven will be profoundly relational, as we enjoy a close relationship with God and a close relationship with each other. This sermon series, from the book of James, will show that God has given us the opportunity to practice that here on earth, in anticipation of heaven.

SERIES: “TIMELESS TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER”It is true that life in heaven will be profoundly relational, as we enjoy a close relationship with God and a close relationship with each other. This sermon series, from the book of James, will show that God has given us the opportunity to practice that here on earth, in anticipation of heaven.

SERIES: “TIMELESS TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER”It is true that life in heaven will be profoundly relational, as we enjoy a close relationship with God and a close relationship with each other. This sermon series, from the book of James, will show that God has given us the opportunity to practice that here on earth, in anticipation of heaven.

SERIES: “TIMELESS TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER”It is true that life in heaven will be profoundly relational, as we enjoy a close relationship with God and a close relationship with each other. This sermon series, from the book of James, will show that God has given us the opportunity to practice that here on earth, in anticipation of heaven.