NHCC Sermons & Teaching

This week we close our Jonah series with chapter 4, where we see a believer still running from God—even after experiencing His mercy and watching thousands repent in Nineveh. Instead of rejoicing, Jonah is angry, bitter, and forgetful of the mercy God himself had received. In this message, we’re reminded that when we forget God’s blessings, we become bitter and rebellious. But when we remember His...

In Part 3 of our journey through Jonah, we explore what happens when God gives a rebellious believer a second chance. Jonah obeys—but reluctantly—and his heart is still wrestling with bitterness, unforgiveness, and hate.  In this message, we ask the tough questions: Have we truly changed? Are we obeying with a willing heart? And are we offering the same mercy to others that God has shown to us?  W...

Most of us learned the story of Jonah as children—but this is no cartoon. In Jonah 2, we find a powerful, personal prayer from the belly of the fish. After all his rebellion, Jonah finally cries out to God—and God hears him. This message explores what happens when our plan to run from God falls apart : • We finally pray • We long for God’s presence • We acknowledge His sovereignty • And we discove...

What happens when we run from God? In part one of our Jonah series, we unpack how disobedience affects not just us—but everyone around us. Jonah ran. God pursued. And in the chaos, we see God’s mercy at work. This isn’t just a children’s story—it’s a mirror into our own rebellion and a portrait of divine love. Whether you’re deep in your own storm or wrestling with hate, doubt, or fear, this messa...

What does the Bible really say about praying for political leaders—especially the ones you didn’t vote for?  This powerful post–Independence Day message from 1 Timothy 2 challenges us to obey the call to pray sincerely, love radically, and lead quiet, godly lives.  With gospel-centered clarity, Frank walks through the command to intercede for all in authority—not just those we agree with—and remin...

This week’s message wraps up our series in 1 Corinthians with a direct challenge to men—and to the church as a whole. When danger is real—whether physical or spiritual—Scripture calls us to be watchful , stand firm in the faith , act like men , be strong , and let all we do be done in love (1 Corinthians 16:13–14). From real-life threats to spiritual warfare, Pastor Frank delivers a timely reminde...

Is the resurrection of Jesus just a story—or the most essential truth in history? In this powerful message from 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Frank walks through the compelling evidence for Christ’s resurrection and why it changes everything.  From historical facts and eyewitnesses to the personal transformation of the apostles, this sermon is a bold reminder: if Jesus rose, everything He said matters....

In this powerful message, Clay King delivers a heartfelt and challenging call to parents—especially dads—to rise up and lead their families according to God’s design.  Drawing from Deuteronomy 6 and decades of counseling experience, Clay unpacks what godly parenting looks like in a culture that often attacks biblical values. From building relationships grounded in love to making God’s Word central...

In this powerful sermon, we’re reminded that all the spiritual gifts and talents in the world mean nothing without love. Pastor Frank unpacks why love is the greatest of all gifts —the kind of love that calls us to be selfless, to put others first, and to reflect the heart of Christ. Discover how this eternal love is more than a feeling—it’s the reason Jesus left heaven, died on the cross, and off...

Have you ever felt like the black sheep? Like you’ve wandered too far to be welcomed back? In this week’s message, Pastor Frank shares the story of the lost sheep and the Good Shepherd — reminding us that Jesus doesn’t just tolerate the broken... He pursues them. This episode dives into:  • What makes the Lord’s Supper so powerful  • Why being “good enough” isn’t the point of following Jesus  • Th...

Frank continues his study of 1st Corinthians with this message entitled "Be Confident" Place your confidence in the Lord... not in yourself. Overconfidence is a sure way to fall into temptation. Living on the edge of overconfidence may lead you to fall into:1) Idolatry2) Sexual immorality3) Trying God4) Complaining

We've studied about and are familiar with the idea "die to oneself to win others to Christ" but are we aware just like in Paul's time - people are examining our lives to see if they match up with what we preach and teach. Are we really being the Christians we say we are? Fellow believers certainly watch as well. As a good indicator, do our wives, kids and grandkids see us readi...

The message is entitled "To win them" - winning people to Christ. There are times to surrender our freedoms/rights, times of self denial and times of self control. Watch Clay King preach the next lesson in the Messy Church series about 1st Corinthians.

Clay's follow-up to the Band of Brothers on 4/23/25The same power of the Resurrection is available to us as we strive to lead our families and live a Godly life in this world.

Frank continues the "Messy Church" series of 1st Corinthians - "Personal Freedom" SERMON 4/13/25

Clay's remarks about the Band of Brothers study 4/9/25How do we stand up to persecution?

Frank continues his preaching and teaching through the book of 1st Corinthians - the big idea of this sermon is 'Every generation of Christians must expect harsh opposition... and find great value in it.

Application questions...1) Do I know and understand my role at home and in the church?2) If so what am I purposely doing to fulfill those roles?3) If not what am I doing to know and understand my roles? Challenge... Do something purposeful every day this week to make your wife feel loved. Clay says - He's praying for you!

Frank continues his study of 1st Corinthians - here he tells of his big idea: The purpose of the Gospel is to change people not society... However, changed people can't help but change society.

Clay's follow up to the Band of Brothers 3 26 25What does a Godly marriage look like? What is my part as the husband in making sure my marriage glorifies God? Challenge:Read Ephesians 5:25-33Go through those verses with your wife and ask her how you can better show her a Christ-like love.

Frank continues his preaching and teaching through 1st Corinthians. This sermon deals with the marriage relationship - originated by God and distorted by the world. A Christian marriage puts the glory of God on display for all to see...and that is worth fighting for.

Clay reiterates Franks's message from Sunday but also takes time to get real with us - real about the temptations in our life. As men we are especially vulnerable to the sexual messages and graphic images in our society today. Never in history has porn been so readily available - and in a form that can be easily hidden (cell phones) However we may try and hide it and its effects on us, our ma...

Frank continues to preach and teach through 1st Corinthisans his sermon is entitled - "Sexual sin seeks to destroy you and those you love."

Based on Frank's message Sunday - Clay expands the conversation about the topic - 1st Corinthians - "You are not who you used to be" - don't let the enemy sway your thinking - "Don't live that way". Ask your family if they believe you are living like Jesus at home, ask your kids... What's your example really like - prepare for some honest answers. Take advan...

Frank continues his preaching series on 1st Corinthians - Messy Church. Today's sermon is called "Not what you used to be"