Sunday | The Vine - Ash Bell
The Weekly
Ash emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's power and His willingness to assist believers in their struggles. Teaching sessions centered on the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers are highlighted, focusing on the transformative power that comes with receiving the Holy Spirit. Ash draws parallels between scripture and the current experiences of the church, emphasizing the necessity of the Holy Spirit's presence for living a fruitful Christian life. The sermon concludes with a call for believers to remain expectant for the movement of God in their lives and in the church...
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Sunday | Yielding Fruit II - Ash Bell
The Weekly
In this spontaneous moment, Ash adresses those with prophetic gifting in the room, he also has a word over those who pray and the teenagers.
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Sunday | Yielding Fruit - Ash Bell
The Weekly
In this episode, Ash dives into the profound symbolism in Jesus's parable of the vine and branches. He contrasts genuine spiritual life, which comes from staying connected to God, with the danger of superficial religiosity that lacks true substance. Using relatable examples, like the difference between a real apple and a lifeless decorative one, Ash challenges listeners to look beyond outward appearances and worldly successes. He explains how our senses and temporary achievements can distract from lasting, spiritual growth. Through stories and examples, Ash unpacks how Jesus’s parables guide...
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Sunday | Check Your Markers - Paul Edy
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In his sermon titled "Check Your Markers," Paul Edy discusses the importance of remaining anchored in faith amidst cultural currents that distract and lead believers away from their spiritual goals. He emphasizes the need for intentional discipleship, authentic worship, and personal accountability while examining societal influences that can lead to spiritual drift. Edy calls for a return to the foundational markers of faith that guide Christians towards building the kingdom of God, resisting the apathy that can occur from simply 'doing nothing.'
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Sunday | Guest Speaker - Ian McKellar
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Ian McKellar speaks at NCCB about taking back what the devil has stolen, emphasizing the power of corporate worship, prayer, and the importance of being proactive in faith. He references the story of David from the Bible, underscoring themes of courage, community support, and divine empowerment. The message encourages listeners to be active in their faith and community, to reclaim their lives and society from negativity, and to spread God’s blessings through generosity and grace.
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Sunday | My Discipleship Story - Trevor Hartley
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Trev shares an incredible word as he looks into discipleship. He uses fantastic analogies to bring light to what he is sharing with the congregation.
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Sunday | 45th Birthday Celebration - Marc McKinley
The Weekly
We are joined this week by Marc McKinley. Marc's preach about being in the vine is truly moving and we are so grateful for this incredible message on NCCB's 45th birthday!
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Sunday | Discipleship III - Ash Bell
The Weekly
Ash moves into his third preach in his discipleship series and speaks into what it is to be a disciple of Jesus!
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Sunday | Discipleship II - Ash Bell
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Ash continues his discipleship series!
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Sunday | Discipleship - Ash Bell
The Weekly
Ash discusses the importance of making disciples and the key elements of being a disciple, including the Great Commission, the Great Commandment, and the Great Empowerment. He emphasizes the need for the congregation to be a healthy church that reflects Christ's love and obedience to God's commands. He also addresses the misconceptions about God portrayed by atheists like Richard Dawkins and the importance of understanding the Bible's true depiction of God. The overall message is a call for the congregation to actively engage in disciple-making and to grow in their understanding and...
info_outlineIn his sermon titled "Check Your Markers," Paul Edy discusses the importance of remaining anchored in faith amidst cultural currents that distract and lead believers away from their spiritual goals. He emphasizes the need for intentional discipleship, authentic worship, and personal accountability while examining societal influences that can lead to spiritual drift. Edy calls for a return to the foundational markers of faith that guide Christians towards building the kingdom of God, resisting the apathy that can occur from simply 'doing nothing.'