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Love. We crave it, nurture it, abuse it, refuse it,… read more

You hear it in dozens of Christian songs: ‘I’m a… read more

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“I’m free!” Many in the world can’t say that; many… read more

‘Family’ has been under attack for years. Fathers are superfluous;… read more

John’s story of Jesus’ ministry opens with John the Baptist… read more

After the narrative of Jesus cleansing the temple, John tells… read more

In the wedding miracle in Cana, Jesus showed grace at… read more

John’s narrative of Jesus’ ministry arrives in Galilee; at a… read more

Nathaniel was an honest skeptic who believed. His story is… read more

Your testimony is the most persuasive evangelistic message you have…. read more

Everyone today wants Jesus on their team: Activists for everything… read more

Witnessing to unsaved friends or relatives isn’t easy. We try… read more

We’ve explored features of John’s prologue: The Word is God,… read more

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Jesus is God. He is the Creator. He is ‘the… read more

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The stunning revelation in John 1.1-2 that Jesus is “the… read more

The Bible isn’t a theology textbook, but read it and… read more

The Gospel of John is one of the best-known and… read more

Simon Peter was the leader of the early church.  He… read more

The great mystery of life is death – the unavoidable… read more

Seminal moments are pivotal moments in our lives.  They can… read more

We hear a lot about God’s love, and how God’s… read more

In spiritual battles which lie ahead, Christians will confront the vacuum of truth in our relativistic world. Jesus said, You will know the truth, and the truth will make you free (John 8:32). The challenge before believers will be severe: Do I know the truth?

Love one another. As I have loved you.  One another is used in the bible numerous times. Let’s dig in to some of them.

The 7 – “I AM” statements of Jesus Christ

It’s Sunday, first day of the week – but not just any week: the week Jesus was crucified. More has been written about this week than any other in history. A third of the Gospels focuses on this week! This is the day of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem…and a day of tears.

Darkness falls, beginning a very dark day. Passover points back to a historic event in Israel’s history, but tonight it will become a symbol of deliverance for all mankind. Israel’s Messiah is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! His words on the cross show it.

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.

If Friday was God’s ‘D-Day’ in the war against sin, Sunday was His ‘V-Day’ – victory over sin and death. ‘Resurrection Day’ was a day like no other before or since, and no one who knows the joy of what it achieved ever tires of hearing about it. Let’s revisit it today.