New Community Church of Tacoma

Bo Noonan teaches in part 4 of "Why, God, why?" Here we find a long monologue by Job that is raw, honest, and all over the place. In his suffering Job is honest before God and he lays it three truths that are worth digging into: 1) Humans have an amazing capacity to explore, 2) humankind has profound limitations, 3) our biggest need is for wisdom...which can only be found in God himself.

Joe Miriello teaches part 3 of our "Why, God, why?" series. In the midst of brutal pain and suffering we find a different kind of torment; that of misapplied and misdirected truth coming from his very own friends. His suffering continues, yet Job will not curse God. Instead, he calls out for a mediator and intercessor, and it is here that Job finds, and we find, hope. There is a redeemer, one who makes sense of our suffering, the Suffering Savior, Jesus.

Bo Noonan teaches part 2 of Why, God, why? Our series on the life of Job. In part one we got a behind the scenes picture of a crucial conversation in heaven that gives context to the attacks on Job's livelihood and family. Part two helps us see that Job was prepared for suffering, and his response is very instructive to God's people. Job mourned and Job worshipped God.

Bo Noonan kicks off "Why, God, why?" a teaching series through the book of Job. In Job 1:1-12 we get a behind the scenes look at a conversation in heaven between God and Satan. It gives the readers of Job an overview of what is about to happen...and why. Without this key bit of context we cannot get a clear picture of what's about to happen, and how this book gives us a greater picture of the story of grace, hope, and redemption.

Bo Noonan leads New Community Church through a time of teaching and prayer to consecrate, or set apart, 2023 as a year for God's kingdom to be at work, both in our individual lives and as a church.

Merry Christmas New Community Church! In this short encouragement, Bo Noonan points us to Jesus' place as, no only our Saviour, but also our King. A King who not only changes our world, but also the world of those around us.

Alastair Moyer teaches about the life-changing and eternity-changing truth that Jesus was, and is, Immanuel - God with us. This truth is the foundation of our spiritual formation, yet even during the Christmas and Advent season, we can drift from being formed by Jesus and instead be formed by many other things around us.

Bo Noonan teaches about being formed by suffering. If we are to be formed into the image of Jesus for the sake of others, we need to learn how to suffer with the same kind of faith, relationship, and perspective that Jesus suffered with. Since sin entered the world, God's big story is full of stories of God's people enduring suffering and yet holding on to the truth that our suffering is not in vain. Rather, it is a way that God conforms us into the image of his Son.

Bo Noonan teaches about being formed by prayer in our "Being Formed" series on spiritual formation. As we look to be formed into the image of Jesus for the sake of others we see that prayer - being with his Father - is a huge part of Jesus' earthly life. His disciples even asked him to teach them to pray like he did. What he taught them about prayer is life-changing!

Bo Noonan teaches on worship during our Being Formed series on spiritual formation. Because we are made in God's image we are made for worship, so what is worship, according to the Bible? Is it just singing during a church gathering, or is it much more of a foundational things in our lives? How we answer these questions has a huge impact on our relationship with our Father.