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Sunday, September 10th, As we look around at the world today, we can't help but cry out "injustice!" and "violence!" This same lament came from the lips of the prophet Habakkuk towards God. God's plan for dealing with the injustice leaves the prophet puzzled. Yet we will see how God's ways are higher than our ways and as God's people we must learn to have faith like Habakkuk.

Sunday, September 3rd Popular culture has given us many different ideas of what heaven is about. Some people think it's just a cool party. Others believe they will sit on clouds and play harps all day. However, the Bible gives us a better picture of heaven, particularly what heaven is all about. Or rather, who heaven is about. This Sunday we will see that heaven is about a person not a place, what...

Sunday, August 27th, 2023 When Jonah heard the call of God on his life he ran, resisted, and eventually resented what God through his preaching. Put simply, Jonah was angry. What did God do that made him so angry? God spared Nineveh. Join us this weekend as we learn why Jonah’s anger got the best of him and how we can resist it getting the best of us.

This Sunday Mark brings his last message and will focus on the subject of growing in love. Don't miss it! Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090. Get Connected ➤ http://www.nccinwexford.org/connect Give Online ➤ http://www.nccinwexford.org/give Worship CCLI License # 1452383 for worship songs #church #sermon #sundaysermon

Sunday, August 6th, The beauty of the Psalms lies in their honesty. They show the real experience of following God through the ups and downs of faith. Sometimes God feels obvious and present, and sometimes He seems mysterious and hidden. Join us this Sunday as we learn from a psalm that tells the truth of following God when we do not have all the answers.

Sunday, July 30th, This Sunday we will ask and answer the question "Who Told You That?" This question was first asked of Adam and Eve in the garden immediately after the Fall. This question did not cease with them but it is the question God continues to ask us. Every day the enemy whispers lies into our hearts and we believe those lies though God has given us truth. This account in Genesis 3 will...

Sunday, July 23rd, Do not miss this Sunday's message as Mark helps us to see what keeps us from the kind of relationship God wants to have with us.

Sunday, July 16th, Faith lies at the heart of following Jesus. But that does not make having faith easy. This weekend we will look at Jesus encouraging and challenging His disciples toward more and deeper faith. I hope you will join us.

Sunday, July 9th, When reading the question "Whom shall I send?" asked by God, you may feel unworthy and look to others around you for someone better suited for the task. This Sunday, we will examine how we can respond to this question in the same way as Isaiah.

Sunday, July 2nd, This Sunday Mark will help us see the importance of the question He asks Peter - "Who do you say I am?" We will try to look at the question with fresh eyes so that we can let it burn into us the way it did into Peter

Sunday, June 25th, We all know the Bible is important. We all want the bible to be important in our lives. This Sunday, we will discuss how to make that want a reality. Join us as we discuss how to use Scripture as God intends us to.

Sunday, June 18th, Are you currently experiencing hardship and despair? Have you ever found yourself in a circumstance that’s left you asking “How long, Lord?” This Sunday we will look at Psalm 13 where David asks this pointed question. In our time, we will discover that God hasn’t left in the silence. He has given us an answer to this question.

Sunday, June 11th, The bible teaches that God is always present everywhere. Yet many Christians say they experience God’s presence rarely or never. Join us this Sunday as we explore God’s promised presence and some reliable ways we can enter into it.

Sunday, June 4th, Over the past nine months we have covered the entire book of Acts. This Sunday we will look back at where we have been and highlight the most important themes in birth and growth of the early church. Join us as we appreciate this compelling account and learn where we can apply it to our faith here now.

Sunday, May 28th, This Sunday we will wrap our scripture study on the book of Acts. Luke, the author of Acts, will remind readers what everything is all about. I pray as we close our study on this book, we will take to heart all that God has taught us so we may be emboldened to be His witnesses in the world for the Kingdom of God and the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sunday, May 21st, Mark will help us see what the life of trusting God looks like as we study the shipwreck of Paul off the coast of Italy.

Sunday, May 14th, Paul stands before the second highest authority the land, King Agrippa, and is given the chance to plead his innocence. But you know Paul. Rather than focus on getting himself out of trouble, he used this opportunity to try and get others into the Kingdom. Join us as we hear God’s Word from Acts 26 and see Paul’s courage, boldness, and evangelistic genius.

People and places are often known for something. Pittsburgh is know for our three rivers, the Steelers, and Primanti Brothers sandwiches. The same was true in Paul’s day. As Paul completes his third missionary journey, we learn what some of the key people and places are truly known for in his time. And we are left with a question we must all ask ourselves: What am I known for?

Sunday, April 30th, All throughout the book of Acts we see God call to people. Not only for salvation but also to ministry. This Sunday we will learn about what it means to be called by God and how He still calls to us today.

Sunday, April 23rd, The 20th chapter of Acts records Paul's farewell to the leaders of the church in Ephesus. Mark will both look at what Paul said in his farewell as well as give some of his own thoughts on our church in these last months of his tenure.

Sunday, April 9th, Easter celebrates the most significant day in human history; the day Jesus rose from the grave. Instead of rushing back to heaven, Jesus appeared to many. In addition to appearing in front of many crowds, Jesus spent time with some individuals. Join us this Easter Sunday as look at the redemptive encounter between Jesus and Peter after the Resurrection

Wednesday April 5th, Come join us for our communion services. This time is designed for us to get real with God as we look at the last supper, the cross, sin, and salvation.

Sunday April 16th, You might say that the Holy Spirit is main character in the book of Acts. Jesus promised that after He ascended to heaven, He would send the Spirit to indwell and empower His followers. That happened in chapter 2. From then on we see the Spirit making new Christians and mobilizing existing followers of Jesus. Join us this Sunday as we see the Spirit’s role in our assurance, salv...

With the events of Easter week, Jesus life doesn't end, rather He inaugurates the beginning of the church that will bear His name forever. This Sunday Pastor Mark will speak on the 12th chapter of John's gospel where we see Jesus prepare to make His entry into Jerusalem for the climactic moments to come later in the week.

Sunday, March 26th, This Sunday Pastor Mark Bolton will be unpacking a passage in Acts in which Paul lands in Athens, the intellectual center of the world and the fountainhead of Western thought.