Travis Aicklen speaks to New Community Church about five top hills that Paul encourages Timothy to take in 1 & 2 Timothy. The top 5 are: Relationships, Sound Doctrine, Spiritual Gifts, Fighting the Fight of Faith, and Living with Awe.

Bo Noonan speaks to New Community Church in Tacoma, WA about how we can respond corporately to what God does and is doing in our church.

John Lanferman calls New Community Church to be a blessing to those around us. The blessing can't stay with us and isn't meant just for us - it's meant for those who have yet to receive it. Those from every race and ethnicity.

Bo Noonan kicks off the Taking Hills series by laying out a biblical theology of community and how we live this out through Community Groups.

Wes Swarthout speaks to New Community Church of Tacoma about learning to be still. He speaks about the need to make it a priority before anything else gets added to our to do lists.

Bo Noonan wraps up our advent sermon series, "All Things New" at New Community Church of Tacoma. He speaks about how Jesus came to give us a new view of who God really is. When we look at Jesus, we see the Father.

Bo Noonan continues our "All Things New" series here at New Community Church of Tacoma. He speaks about living in the reality of Jesus' new covenant and the temptation to go back to living under Law and legalism rather than Grace.

We hear from three parents at New Community Church of Tacoma about their family's journeys into fostering and then Bo Noonan continues our "All Things New" series here at New Community Church of Tacoma. He talks about being adopted into God's family and how we're called to provide care and protection for the orphan and outsider just like our Father.

Bo kicks off our series, All Things New, by looking at Jesus, the turning point of history, who began the process of the restoration of all things. He talks about how the process began back at the first Christmas and will continue until Jesus comes again.

Bo Noonan closes out our PILLARS series at New Community Church of Tacoma. He looks at the call to rest and slow down, reminding us that, as we rest not only are we imitating God, but we also stop trying to be him.