Bo Noonan teaches New Community Church of Tacoma, WA from the parable of the Treasure in the Field from Matthew 13. He speaks about the progress of God's kingdom, which starts with the realization of what an amazing treasure the kingdom is. This brings joy and motivates sacrifice.

Waymond Hampton teaches New Community Church in Tacoma, WA from the Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. He focuses on how Jesus is using this story to undermine ethnic biases and calling his followers to show mercy to enemies, especially racial and political enemies.

Waymond Hampton teaches New Community Church in Tacoma, WA from Psalm 46. He builds from the Creation narrative to show a worldview based on submitting to and trusting God and talks about how that helps us to trust and to learn to be still and know.

Andy Cooley teaches New Community Church in Tacoma, WA from Exodus 33. He speaks from the story of God's people, the Israelites, and how they finally came to the conclusion that, instead of a land or physical place, God himself was their true Promised Land.

Bo Noonan teaches New Community Church of Tacoma, WA from Exodus 34. He asks the question: When do you feel most tempted to feel hopeless about change?

Bo Noonan teaches New Community Church of Tacoma, WA from Exodus 20-24 and asks the question: Will we look to God himself to meet our needs, or will we exchange that truth for a lie and trust an idol?

Bo Noonan teaches New Community Church in Tacoma, WA from Exodus 16 and focuses on the blessings of God culminating in God giving us himself. Instead of God's blessings primarily being about physical health, wealth, and relationships, the main blessing of God is the restored relationship between us and God that was lost at the Fall of mankind in the Garden of Eden.

Wes Swarthout and Jessica Cohoe-Napelenok share with New Community Church of Tacoma, WA in our Too Painful To Stay series. Wes shares from Exodus 14 and Jessica tells some of her own story of God's faithfulness.

During Celebration Northwest 2019 Session 4 Tom Shaw shares the second part of the story of Abraham and Sarah from the book of Genesis. He focuses God's calling and grace for us to leave and arrive well in all facets of life.

During Celebration Northwest 2019 Session 2 Tom Shaw shares the first part of the story of Abraham and Sarah from the book of Genesis. He focuses God's calling and grace for us to leave and arrive well in all facets of life.