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It's a bittersweet day in the NMPC Family. It is Pastor Bobae's last Sunday. Join us as she gives her farewell message to the community.
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After wrapping up the "What Do You Mean, Jesus?" series, the pastors reflect on the effectiveness of the series as a whole as well as where to go from here. Later, we say goodbye to Pastor Bobae as the Lord brings her time at NMPC to a close.
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In this message, Pastor Kee teaches us that we must always read Jesus' individual teachings in the context of his entire person and ministry. How does that help guide us in understanding this passage? Join us as we find out.
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Where does sin come from? Where does brokenness start? How do we avoid sin? Join us as we explore these questions and more!
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Today's message come from John 8:56-59 in which Jesus reveals himself as 'I Am'. Upon further investigation we begin to see Jesus' hidden meaning.
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On this episode, the pastors explore the question, how far is too far gone? What happens when the church ranks sin? Who does the church serve? Later, Pastor Bobae makes an announcement.
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We reach the climax of the gospels in Christ's crucifixion. In this week's message, Pastor Kee reminds us of the true nature behind that great and terrible day.
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In this episode, the pastors reflect on the parables found in Luke chapter 15. Later, they discuss the megachurch phenomenon and what they're doing to avoid the mistakes made by other Christian leaders
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We are continuing on in our sermon series. This week, Pastor Kee talks through Luke 15 and the different conditions of lostness.
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On this episode, the pastors spend time remembering Tim Keller and the impact of his ministry. Later, we recall this past Sunday's message on the Parable of the Shrewd Manager. We reflect on the question: At what point does shrewdness become sinfulness?
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