NEBC Chapel

Do you believe in the power of prayer? You should. In today's chapel message, Linn and Sandra Sasser bring their own testimonies as they share what prayer can do if done fervently and for the Lord.

Who or is your motive in life? Whoever it may be, they will never be as great Jesus Christ. In today's chapel, Dr. Johnny Fain brings three principles out of the text of 1 Corinthians 2:1-5. They are that our motive in life needs to be firstly, Jesus Christ, that we need to prioritize prayer, and that we need to depend on the Holy Spirit.

What are you going through right now? Whatever it may be, God is there, holding you so you can hold on to Him. In today's chapel message, Scott Colter reminds us that Jesus is our anchor in Hebrews 6:13-20. When trials come our way, we can rest in Jesus as the anchor of our soul, and Hold on to Him as He holds on to us.

Are you living courageously? Sometimes in our lives, we can tend to be intimidated by the challenges that come our way, but God gives us strength. In today's chapel message, Daniel Messina uses the example of Joshua in Joshua 1:1-9 to show that God does indeed provide strength. We ought to trust Him because of that.

Are you finishing what you start? More importantly, are you living to finish your walk with Jesus Christ? In today's chapel message, Gary Moritz uses 2 Timothy 4:6-8 to challenge us to start strong and finish well, giving four principles to do so. These four principles are fuel it, keep it, fight it, and finish it.

How are you using the gift God has given to you? Is it being unused? In today's chapel message, Dr. Terry Dorsett goes to 2 Timothy 1:6-7 to share what God gives us in order to use our gifts. God gives power, love, and self-control to overcome our fears so that we may fan our gifts into flame that God has given to us.

How are you spending your time? Is it in the world, or is it in God? In today's chapel message, Dr. Jim Robertson delves into Matthew 25:14-30 to share the parable of the talents. This parable tells of three people, two who invested in their master, and one who did not. Dr. Robertson encourages us to be like the two who did.

Do you practice absolute surrender? Jesus did. In today's chapel message, Dr. Mark Ballard uses Matthew 26 to teach what absolute surrender is. He uses the example of Jesus Christ to share seven truths about being fully surrendered to God.

Is God your fortress? Often times in life we can be overwhelmed by the challenges that come our way. This need not be the case. In today's chapel message, Dr. Michael McDill goes to Psalm 46 to highlight the awesome power of God and his ability to be our stronghold. Because of this, we are able to rest in Him and have peace.

Can you call the Gospel your own? It is one thing to be saved by Christ. It is another thing to call the Gospel your own. In today's chapel message, Larry Jones speaks from 2 Timothy 2:1-10 to show how we can become personally invested in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.