Neely’s Bend Baptist Church Sermons

The gospel demands a response from man. For man to receive salvation man must respond to the gospel with believing faith and repentance of sins. This sermon seeks to draw out what it means for man to believe and repent of their sins. 

Jesus Christ the Savior is man's only hope. Man is sinful and has a guilty verdict but Christ is the humanity's hope. He is the one who can save. In this sermon we explore 6 reasons why Christ is the Savior. 

Pastor Austin continues his sermon series on answering the question what is the gospel? In this sermon we learn of the state of man. Man, humanity has two conditions that need to be redeemed, their nature is sinful and their verdict is guilty.

Pastor Austin has started a new series of sermons answering the question what is the gospel? In this sermon we see that the gospel begins with the Holy Creator God.

What are angels? What are their purposes? Those are just two of several questions answered in this sermon on angels. We hope that the example that angels set before us will help to see how we should live our very own lives as humans. 

Jesus is our high priest, a merciful and faithful one. And this proves to be a perfect example of how we as Christians should live our lives by extending mercy to others as Jesus does, by living faithful as Jesus does, and resisting sin as Jesus does.

Jesus died the death of deaths. His death overcame so much. In this sermon we see that through Jesus death He destroyed the power of the devil over death, He delivers believers from the fear of death, and lastly, because of His death, it allows Him to help believers. He is truly the overcomer of death. 

Jesus is unashamed of His family. As children of God we are all made one big great family and Jesus, our Savior is unashamed of His family.

In this sermon from Hebrews 2:9-10 we see that the founder of salvation is made perfect through suffering. In verse 10 alone we get three reasons why God made the founder of salvation (Jesus) perfect through suffering.

In this sermon we see the superior rule of the Son and the rule of man recovered. The original intended plan was for man to rule the world but that got stalled when Adam sinned. The Son, Jesus Christ has now restored that through His death on the cross and believers will one day rule in the world to come just as we were originally intended to do. 

We hear messages all the time. Messages on social media, from the news channel, from family and friends, but there is one message that is far superior than any other message, and it is the message of the Son. In this sermon from Hebrews 2:1-4 we explore the message of the Son and how we must not drift from this message.

In this sermon from Hebrews 1:4-14 we explore the superior status of the Son. The angels are servants of the Son and the Son is Sovereign over the angels.

Names matter. Especially the name of the Son of God. In this sermon we explore two reasons why the Son is a superior name.

Jesus is supreme. In this sermon we look at seven reasons why Jesus is the supreme one. These seven reasons ultimately prove why Jesus is the one through whom God chose to speak by in these last days. 

God speaks. In the Old Testament God spoke by the prophets but now in these last days, God has spoken by his Son, Jesus. In this sermon we discover two eras of God speaking.

Christ is supreme and final. In this sermon we begin a new series of sermons through the book of Hebrews. This sermon serves as an introduction to the book and helps us to see three themes within the book.

Jesus is our Resurrected Savior King. In this sermon we look at John 20:1-29 to see three testimonies of the the resurrection of Jesus.

Jesus was sent by the Father to accomplish something and that was the salvation of all who would believe in Him. In this sermon we see four prophecies fulfilled as Jesus was crucified.

In this sermon we Jesus promise the Holy Spirit to be with His disciples.

In this sermon from John 13:31-35 Jesus gives a new commandment to love one another. We will look at two questions to answer about loving one another and how we can live it out.

Jesus is King. In this sermon we begin an Easter series of sermons that starts with Jesus entering Jerusalem, Palm Sunday. There are three realities of Jesus as King. Jesus is the king of Israel, Jesus is the king who would give His life, Jesus is the king we serve to have life. 

What is baptism? Why is it important? How does one get baptized? What does baptism represent? These are just a few of the questions that are answered in this sermon on the importance of baptism. 

In this final sermon of our series through the Mission Statement of NBBC we see that we are to live on mission by making disciples. There are three elements to living on mission. 1. We are commanded to live on mission. 2. We have been given the power to live on mission. 3. We are ambassadors for Christ that live on mission. 

Continuing through our series through the mission of NBBC we now learn that we will live in one another fellowship. There are three ways that Pastor Austin highlights to live in one another fellowship. 1.Be a member of the fellowship. 2. Be devoted to the fellowship. 3. Live in one another fellowship.

As Christians we are called to live in worship of God. Our mission at NBBC is to equip people with the gospel of Jesus so they can begin living in worship of God. We live in worship of God in two ways, praising him with our lips and serving Him and others.