New Community Church of Tacoma

Bo Noonan kicks off our series The Restoration of All Things by looking at an overview of scriptures that help us see God's plan to bring Heaven to earth and to fully restore our relationship with him, and the things that sin has torn down in our lives. There is HOPE for those who belong to Jesus!

Wes Swarthout shares the final teaching in our Better Than Normal series in the book of Acts. He tells Paul's story as he, Paul, journey's to Rome. Through Paul's life we see that our condition is not our conclusion! Paul shows us how to trust in God's faithfulness and find contentment and hope, even when our circumstances are daunting.

Bo Noonan teaches part 26 of our Better Than Normal series in the book of Acts. He tells the continuing story of Paul before Roman rulers in Acts 25-26. Even in chains, Paul uses the story of Jesus' work in his life to share the grace of God and His rule and reign with another set of high ranking officials.

Bo Noonan teaches part 25 of our Better Than Normal series in the book of Acts. He tells the story of Paul before the Roman governor Felix in Jerusalem in Acts 23-24 and how the good new of Jesus piqued the interest this governmental leader.

Bo Noonan shares a one-off teaching on recognizing that we can trust God instead of trying to grab and grasp for control.

This Christmas Eve we celebrate the HOPE that comes from the big story of God. The one who gave us our DNA is the one who can save us, both now and for eternity.

Bo Noonan teaches during part 3 of our Advent Series on The Gift of the Holy Spirit. Part 3 focuses on the amazing truth that we can hear from God.

Andy Cooley teaches during part 2 of our Advent Series on The Gift of the Holy Spirit.

Bo Noonan kicks off this 3-part Advent Series on The Gift of the Holy Spirit by looking at who the Holy Spirit is through the Scriptures.

Bo Noonan teaches from Acts 21. We see through Paul's circumstances the power of obedience to God's call on our lives and the power of our stories of God's faithfulness.

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