New Community Church of Tacoma

Senator Scott teaches on the call to wholehearted relationship with our good Father in all stations of life, followed by a roundtable discussion where he welcomes Abi Sovereign, and Rachel Snodgrass discuss biblical singleness.

David and Kelli Pritchard teach on the gospel and marriage, telling their own story, giving practical advice, and teaching into the biblical concept of "leaving, cleaving, and weaving."

Bo Noonan teaches in part one of our Relationships series. Why get married? What's the point of marriage? Is it an antiquated idea or God's good design and purpose? Thankfully, we're not left to ponder this alone. The Bible gives us a beautiful picture of what marriage is about, starting in Genesis 2.

Bo Noonan teaches from Act 11:19-26 where we see the kind of grace that is SEEN in Jesus' church. That is seen as the church lives out being "one new humanity" with Jesus as the head.

Bo Noonan teaches from Luke 15, where we see several parables that give us insight into God's gracious kingdom. In these parables we see both beauty and warning. Warning against "legalism" and beauty in "justification" and "sanctification." Understanding these terms and their affects is a great step forward as people who are a part of a kingdom of grace.

Bo Noonan teaches from Ephesians 2, where the Apostle Paul paints a bleak picture of mankind, then flips the script with the most amazing news of all: we are saved by grace.

Andy Johnson encourages us to entrust ourselves to the One who judges justly. Many times we try to defend ourselves, yet Jesus has done such a wonderful work for us that we can fully trust in him, and his work of salvation, before the throne of God's judgement.

Abi Sovereign and Bo Noonan encourage us to be filled with the Holy Spirit. Bo walks through God's story to show that throughout history, God the Father has been calling his people to a purpose and comes alongside with his presence to accomplish that purpose. Abi then shares from her own personal story and unpacks Jesus' invitation for anyone who is thirsty to come to him and drink and be filled t...

Rhys Scott takes a tour of the book of Isaiah, showing the beauty of God's freeing work of salvation and how that work informs our worship - not just as individuals, but as churches.

John Lanferman shares stories of mighty prayer from his own life and our family of churches, anchoring them in the mighty prayer of the early church seen in Acts 4:23-31.

Bo Noonan teaches from 1 Peter 2:9 and paints a picture of the Church as God has intended her to be.

Miguel Villahermosa encourages us to learn to forgive as Jesus forgave. By walking through Matthew 18 he helps us see the need to connect, correct, release, and repeat as we deal with our past hurts - both hurts we have caused ourselves and hurts others have imposed on us.

Laura Knutson encourages us to care for our hearts. Scripture tells us that everything we do flows out from our hearts, so how do we take care of them? By trusting the one who made them and knows what's best for us.

Bo Noonan and Lisa Melser teach on the need to build our lives on the rock of Jesus and his teachings. Bo kicks off the teaching from Matthew 7:24-29 and Lisa brings practical steps on how to put this into practice in everyday life.

Senator Scott encourages us with ways to trust and lean in to our good God in the midst of attacks on our hearts - especially the attacks of SHAME, SETBACK, and SORROW,

Wes Swarthout teaches from James 1:1-6 and encourages us to choose joy in the midst of difficulty. He shares the sorrowful yet inspiring story of Horatio Spafford, who wrote the hymn "It is Well with my Soul" and helps us to see the difference between emotional happiness and the work of God-derived joy.

Waymond Hampton teaches from the story of Abraham found in Genesis 12 through 15. He encourages us to move from belief to faith. We do this by leaning our full weight on the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit who are continually revealing themselves to us so that we can KNOW them and be convinced of their faithfulness.

Bo Noonan teaches from Hebrews 8:1-7, where we get a beautiful picture of what Jesus is doing now that he is ascended to be with his Father. As an epilogue to our Mark series we see that Jesus is still at work on our behalf and that his finished work gives us great confidence in our position as his children.

Terry Virgo, a true friend and spiritual father to NCC, teaches on the baptism of the Holy Spirit. As Jesus ascended to be with the Father, he promised that one just like him would come and be IN his disciples. This teaching works through scripture to help clarify and lead us into being filled with the Holy Spirit.

Terry Virgo teaches through Exodus 4 where we see Moses second-guessing God's calling on his life to be a leader of God's people. In looking at the life of Moses we can find truth about ourselves and God's love for us as his people, his chosen possession.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 16:9-20, which most scholars believe to be an added bit of encouragement for future readers of the letter. Bo gives some scholarly context to these verses and calls out their biblical encouragement to be equipped by Jesus for the mission he has called us to.

Andy Cooley teaches through Mark 16:1-13 where the forces of life and death collide in Jesus. In him, we see the reverse of the curse of sin unravel. Because Jesus was without sin, death had no right to him, and when we are found in him, it no longer has a right to us.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 15:21-47 where we see Jesus led to his crucifixion, abandonment, and death upon the cross. Even in the face of the horrors of human depravity, while hanging between heaven and earth, Jesus continued to care for others and to do the beautiful work of bringing the rule and reign of God to humanity.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 15:1-20 where we find Jesus begin Good Friday. He is handed over the the Roman governor Pilate, who then hands his fate to the Jewish crowd, and ultimately to Roman soldiers to be beaten, mocked, and let to the cross.

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 14:43-65 where a scene of utter darkness and chaos accompanies Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and unjust trial before the religious leaders.