New Community Church of Tacoma

Joe Miriello teaches through Mark 12:18-27 where the religious and political leaders once again try to trap Jesus, this time through a misinterpretation of the Law of Moses and questions about resurrection. Jesus again shows his masterful knowledge of the God's Law.

Willy Verduzco from Origen Church in Guadalajara, Mexico, teaches from Mark 12:13-17. There we see the religious leaders trying to trap Jesus through politics so they can do away with him and his teaching. Instead of falling into their trap, Jesus shows them the beauty of a life submitted to God and his rule and reign.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 11:27-12:12 where Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders once again. When asked where he receives his authority to do what he does, Jesus responds with another questions and a pointed parable that reveals deep truths about both the religious leaders and Jesus himself.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 11:12-25, a seemingly confusing passage that shows Jesus' desire for all people in all nations to have access to God the Father. Jesus' "cleansing" of the Temple is given meaning by the simple act of cursing a fig tree.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 11:1-10. As Mark slows down to record the last week of Jesus' earthly ministry he gives some seemingly odd details about a donkey and a crowd of people welcoming Jesus to Jerusalem. They aren't random events, but rather a picture of God's sovereignty and Jesus' humility.

Mike Young teaches through Romans 8:14-17 and speaks on our identity as sons of God and breaking agreements with lies we have believed.

Mike Young teaches through Romans 8:1-11 and speaks on our identity as sons of God and breaking agreements with lies we have believed.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 10:46-52. As a crowd gathers to Jesus a blind beggar's voice is louder than the rest. Bartimaeus, the blind beggar, shows what it means to step into faith and relationship with Jesus.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 10:32-45 where Jesus leads the disciples on the ascent to Jerusalem. As some of his followers vie for titles and fame, Jesus helps them see that true leadership in the kingdom of God is to serve and lay down our lives for the sake of others.

Alastair Moyer teaches from Mark 10:13-31 where we see Jesus flip the expectations of life on their head. Instead of proclaiming that people who "have it all together" (like the rich and famous) are ready to enter his kingdom, he teaches that it's actually those who are like little children who are ready to enter in.