NMC Audio Podcast

The book of Acts marks a significant time in God’s plan of redemption for mankind. It is an unprecedented time when the message spread with powerful effectiveness. It’s a beautiful thing when a plan comes together. We just need to make sure we are willing to come in alignment with the plan!

Last words make a powerful statement. Jesus' last words to His disciples were to be their first priority. The last words of Matthew, recording what Jesus said, focuses on our responsibility to make disciples. Luke recorded Jesus' last words in the book of Acts calling us to share Jesus everywhere with everyone. The gospel message is a GO message

Do you ever find yourself feeling like there’s no hope, like it’s over? Everywhere Jesus went, He met people who felt it was over; there’s no hope. But when Jesus entered their world, despair became hope. Sorrow turned to joy. Their impossibilities were changed into a beautiful new reality. When Jesus showed up, their "it’s over" spirit was transformed into a confident "it’s NOT over" belief. What Jesus did for others, He can do for you!

We live in a world where we have excessive access to anything at any time. Do we have it all figured out? Or maybe, just maybe, are we more lost now than ever before?

Sammy Tippit is a good friend of NMC. Over the years, he has joined us on multiple occasions for events such as Fanning the Flame and other services. Today, he kicks off our series "The Gospel Truth" by helping us discover what rock we are standing on.

Dr. John Avant is the director and president of Life Action Ministries. On Wednesday evening, he dives into Revelation 3 with a message titled, "Say Yes!"

Pastor Kevin Moore is the senior pastor at theCHURCH at Visalia in California. On Tuesday evening, he dives into the life of Samuel, reminding us that we have a bit of Samuel in us all.

Jeff Manion is the senior pastor at Ada Bible Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. On Sunday evening of Fanning the Flame, Jeff talks about The Land Between.

Before God does a major work and ushers His people into a new reality, there’s usually some activity or event that precedes that moment. More than just being a case of cause and effect, God calls His people to prepare for what He is about to do. From the crossing of the Red Sea on dry ground to the Day of Pentecost, prior to His moving, God prepares His people for action. So just how is God calling us to prepare?

Jeff Manion is the senior pastor at Ada Bible Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. On Sunday evening of Fanning the Flame, Jeff talks about the power of redundant, repetitive faithfulness.