Titus 3:9-11 Guest Speaker: Jared Heesch In this sermon, guest speaker Jared Heesch preaches from the text on how we can avoid worthless endeavors that lead to divisions, and instead focus on growing in community with one another. He challenges us to lay ourselves and our abilities down and pray that the Lord will accomplish…
2 Timothy 3:1-4:5 In our current sermon series about our Core Values at Neighborhood City Church, Pastor Mark explains the need to boldly proclaim Biblical Truth to our generation. We discover how the church can lose focus. So, how do we remain faithful to the Word in difficult times? We learn from the text that…
John 10:11-30 In this sermon, we learn that Jesus is the Good Shepherd. Pastor Mark explains Jesus is the Supreme Servant-Leader, who was willing to pay the Ultimate Price, in order that sinners might enjoy God’s highest reward.
1 Peter 5:1-5 In this sermon, Pastor Mark explains some misconceptions of what an elder/pastor is. He explains from the text the elder/pastor’s charge and character. Listen to learn more of what Godly leaders in the church should be like and how you can be praying for the Lord to raise up men for the…
Psalm 20–This psalm of David is a beautiful template of how to pray for our leaders, our pastors. Then we can all share in the victory together!
Malachi 1:6-2:9 After reassuring God’s people of His great, unfailing love for them, the prophet begins to address God’s grievances against them. “You are dishonoring Me in the corrupt sacrifices you bring to the altar.” Instead, God desires that we repent and offer ourselves as “living sacrifices” to Him.
1 Thessalonians 1:2-3; 5:12-24 What makes a good church? Here Paul commends the church for their work produced by faith, their labor prompted by love, and their endurance inspired by faith. God is raising up an army of disciples who are ready to make other disciples. It’s time to get organized for action! [Note: first…
1 Peter 5:1-5 Peter addresses the leaders of the church as he continues to put things in their proper order. Whether they are called elders, overseers or shepherds there are clear characteristics and attitudes that should exemplify one who is leading in the church.
