Jesus knew He would raise Lazarus from the dead, but… read more

The story of Jesus raising Lazarus presents us with the… read more

Jesus told the Samaritan woman that if she knew who… read more

The sinfulness of man and the goodness of God

Last week we focused on why giving thanks to God… read more

We are not given an easy life, this side of… read more

We are living in spiritually dark days. Today’s culture rejects… read more

Some folks think God is cold, harsh, and unforgiving, but… read more

“Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live… read more

Christmas is over-commercialized. I know, “Tell me something I don’t… read more

Sometime in your life, you will face a crisis. We… read more

According to Mental Health America, over 2.5 million young people… read more

John and Jesus proclaimed the kingdom of heaven, and Jesus’… read more

Zechariah’s prophecies are in a rarely-read part of the Old Testament, forgotten to most Christians. After all, what could a prophet from 2,500 years ago have to say to us today? As it turns out, a lot!

The temple was finished in 515 BC. Thirty-five years later, Zechariah received revelations from God with details of future events. It is not a pretty picture, but it is a ‘burden’ the prophet must bear.

The start of a new year always brings hope and a fresh beginning.

Tamar and Rahab, the first two women in Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus, both present a moral challenge to Christians. But the third, Ruth, seems a saint by comparison! Her circumstances, however, were far from great. Yet her life exhibits God’s love and grace.

Here We Stand series, part 4, Our ‘Blessed Hope’: Jesus is Coming

After Jesus’ resurrection, He was on earth for almost six weeks. He taught of His kingdom and told followers to stay in Jerusalem till the Holy Spirit came. Then He ascended up into the clouds, out of their sight. Is this important? Yes! What does the ascension teach us?

Whether we realize it or not, we all make spiritual decisions in life, and what we decide makes a big difference. This month at NBBC, we’ll focus on four decisions that can change the trajectory of our lives. The most critical of all is making a decision for Christ.