New Colony Baptist Church

How does the Old Testament relate to the New Testament? In this short series, we will be exploring that question by looking at several "covenants" (also known as "testaments") made in the Old Testament. This week we will be exploring the covenant that God made with Abraham in Genesis 12. 

As 2022 begins winding down, we want to dream about what God is planning for New Colony Baptist Church. So, if you are interested in knowing more about New Colony and our projected future, this is a message for you. 

"Life is war" is a popular phrase among many, and yet, there seems to be a lot of truth to that statement. In this sermon, Nick Scarpa examines what the Apostle Paul has to say about spiritual warfare. 

For better or worse, great battles have littered history. Action films draw large audiences because of their portrayal of intense battles. So too, the Bible teaches that the events surrounding Jesus' death on a Roman cross were in fact connected to a supernatural battle. In this message, Pastor David Flannery engages Colossians 2:11-15 to see how Jesus' death on the cross was actually the most imp...

Jesus certainly impacted history in an unprecedented way, but how did Jesus see His mission in life? Even more, how does the story of Jesus fit into the story of the Bible? In this message, Pastor David Flannery looks at both how Jesus defined his purpose in Luke 4 and how Jesus' purpose relates to the entire biblical narrative. 

Just simply turn on a news channel and you are almost immediately surrounded by stories of hurt, brokenness and pain. This world is clearly broken and not anything like the perfect world that begins the Bible. So what happened? In this sermon, Pastor David Flannery examines Genesis 3 to better understand what the Bible has to say about the brokenness of this world.

The Bible is an incredibly complicated book, consisting of numerous authors, contexts, genres and time-periods. Yet, for all the complexity surrounding the Bible, there is a narrative. In this five-part series, we examine the question, "What is the overarching plot of the Bible?" In this first sermon, Pastor David Flannery examines the beginning of the Scriptures plot by looking at Genesis 1 and 2...

Is God a happy God? Is He the type of God in whom we can truly find joy? In this sermon, Pastor David Flannery examines these questions by looking at Luke 15:1–7.

Looking at Ephesians 2:1–10, Pastor David Flannery asks the question, "What does the Bible mean when it talks about God's grace".

In this sermon, Pastor David Flannery examines what Isaiah 6 teaches about God's holiness.

In this message, Pastor David Flannery examines the unsurpassable richness of God as found in Job 26:1–14.