NMBC Sermon Podcast

Matthew:1:18-25: Jospeh 21.12.2025 43:15 ↓

his message invites us into the profound reality that our carefully crafted plans will inevitably face interruption—but these disruptions may actually be divine interventions. Through Joseph's story in Matthew 1:18-25, we discover a carpenter whose entire life plan was upended when his betrothed Mary became pregnant with a child that wasn't his. Yet what appeared to be scandal and heartbreak was a...

Luke 1:26-38: Mary 14.12.2025 38:56 ↓

We explore the story of Mary from Luke 1:26-38, highlighting how God uses humble and ordinary people to fulfill extraordinary purposes. Through Mary's experience and unwavering faith, we are reminded of the importance of surrender, trust, and the transformative power of God's grace in our lives. Join us as we delve into the true essence of what it means to be favored by God and how His strength is...

Luke 1:5-25: Zechariah & Elizabeth 07.12.2025 42:21 ↓

This sermon explores how God works through ordinary people and transforms broken dreams into beautiful beginnings through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth. Despite their struggle with infertility and the death of their dreams, they remained faithful to God, and He used them to birth John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ.

Radical Gratitude 30.11.2025 37:15 ↓

This sermon explores the transformative power of gratitude in the Christian life, moving beyond surface-level thankfulness to "radical gratitude." 

1 Corinthians 7:25-40 30.11.2025 42:07 ↓

This week, we explore 1 Corinthians 7:25-40, where Paul addresses the Corinthian Christians' questions about marriage and singleness. The main message: our joy and fulfillment is never reliant upon our status or circumstances, but rather our worth and identity comes from Jesus Christ alone. Both marriage and singleness are gifts and callings from God, and we're called to faithfully serve Him in wh...

1 Corinthians 7:17-24 16.11.2025 44:10 ↓

In 1 Corinthians 7:17-24, we encounter a transformative truth that challenges our modern obsession with circumstances and status: our identity and joy are not found in our situations, but in Christ alone. This passage addresses the 'if-only disease' that plagued the Corinthian church—and still infects us today. Whether it was Gentiles wanting to become Jewish through circumcision, Jews wanting to...