Sunday | Signs Of A Healthy Church Pt: II (Generosity) - Ashley Bell
The Weekly
Ash encourages us to live with open hands, just like the early church who shared what they had so no one was in need. It’s not just about giving—it’s about positioning ourselves to be part of God’s movement, living out our faith through real, everyday actions.
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Sunday | Signs Of A Healthy Church - Ashley Bell
The Weekly
In this week’s episode, we dive into Ash's message on what makes a church truly healthy. He unpacks some key ingredients—community, spiritual growth, and devotion to God’s Word—reminding us that a thriving church isn’t just about Sunday services, but about how we live out our faith together. Each of us has a role to play in making the church a place of life and light in the community. So, let’s ask ourselves—how are we contributing to the health of our church? Let’s lean in, step up, and be the light God calls us to be!
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Sunday | Jesus Is Too Beautiful to Look Away From - Gary Bradshaw
The Weekly
This week we have Gary Bradshaw visiting us from Lighthouse Church. He shares how important it is to make time to sit at the table with Jesus. He challenges us, are we so distracted with the world that we look away from Jesus?
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Sunday | Pierre Vercueil - Song of Solomon
The Weekly
Pierre unpacks Song of Solomon for us. He explores the layers of meaning behind this passionate love story. Is it a metaphor for Christ and the Church? Or does it tell the tale of a woman's love for a shepherd, her true love, amid the distractions and temptations of the world, represented by the powerful King Solomon? Pierre looks at the historical context, contrasting interpretations, and the personal, intimate covenant of love depicted in this poetic narrative. He also makes it practical in how it speaks to believers today, calling us to stay true to our first love despite the allure of...
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Sunday | Being Jesus to Our City Pt: V - Paul Edy
The Weekly
In a world obsessed with status and validation, Jesus flips the script—entering the city not on a warhorse, but on a humble donkey. What does it mean to lay down our own ambitions and truly serve? Paul talks about untying ourselves from false identities and stepping into a life of purpose, not for approval, but for impact.
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Sunday | Gratitude - Trevor Hartley
The Weekly
Trevor Hartley discusses the concept of gratitude as a transformative spiritual practice. He emphasizes the importance of responding positively to challenges and offences as a means to deepen one’s faith and experience God’s grace. By maintaining a posture of gratitude, Trev argues that individuals can foster unity within the church and overcome spiritual obstacles.
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Sunday | Being Jesus to Our City Pt IV - Ashley Bell
The Weekly
A healthy church shows Jesus through authenticity, relying on God’s wisdom and living by the Spirit. It’s not about appearances but about real connection—prayer, faithfulness, and love. We’re called to stay true to God’s guidance, let the Holy Spirit work in us, and bring life and renewal to our community.
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Vision Sunday
The Weekly
Here at NCCB we have a 100 year vision, we are called to occupy until Jesus returns. Vision Sunday is where the team on campus shares their hopes and plans for the future.
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Sunday | I'm With You - Ashley Bell
The Weekly
In this message, Ash talks about the importance of being servants and ambassadors of Jesus, encouraging us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices. He shares insights about humility, servant-heartedness, and being dedicated to serving our community.
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Sunday | Being Jesus to Our City Pt III - Ashley Bell
The Weekly
Ash discusses the role of the church as ambassadors for Christ, emphasizing the importance of embodying Jesus' teachings through loving actions and community influence. He highlights the need for us to live out our faith authentically, align our lives with scriptural values, and actively participate in reclaiming and transforming our city.
info_outlineThis message is centred around aligning with God's purpose for our lives, serving with love, and actively engaging in the mission of reconciliation between humanity and God. The metaphor of binoculars is used to illustrate the need for clarity and alignment in our spiritual focus, as well as a call to action for us to discover and embrace our unique roles in the church and community environment.