NLC Searcy

Kevin Atkinson

Through relics, symbols, advertisements, architecture, music, etc., every generation has their idea of what and who the church is. Society and culture always gives an attempt to define God, but what should you believe? We’re going to dig in at the truth behind the church sign—addressing the misconceptions of a misrepresented God.

Through relics, symbols, advertisements, architecture, music, etc., every generation has their idea of what and who the church is. Society and culture always gives an attempt to define God, but what should you believe? We’re going to dig in at the truth behind the church sign—addressing the misconceptions of a misrepresented God.

Through relics, symbols, advertisements, architecture, music, etc., every generation has their idea of what and who the church is. Society and culture always gives an attempt to define God, but what should you believe? We’re going to dig in at the truth behind the church sign—addressing the misconceptions of a misrepresented God.

All too often our attention and thoughts are pulled in directions that we aren’t even fully aware of-buying into the flash of the world, and even misrepresentations of God. During Clickbait, we’ll identify the traps and look at the truth behind the lies that we often accept.

All too often our attention and thoughts are pulled in directions that we aren’t even fully aware of-buying into the flash of the world, and even misrepresentations of God. During Clickbait, we’ll identify the traps and look at the truth behind the lies that we often accept.

All too often our attention and thoughts are pulled in directions that we aren’t even fully aware of-buying into the flash of the world, and even misrepresentations of God. During Clickbait, we’ll identify the traps and look at the truth behind the lies that we often accept.

Kevin Atkinson

How to hear God's voice in our every day lives. 

Kevin Atkinson

Pastor Kevin Atkinson

Time. In today's culture, our time is precious. We are constantly busy and we value time as much, if not more, as we do money. How can we better use our time for our family, friends and most importantly... God? 

Guest Pastor Chad Denmon

Why do we come to church? Why do we serve? It all comes back to the fact that as Christians, we want to be more like Jesus in everything we do. Follow along with us during our summer series as we learn how to "Be Like Jesus".

Guest Pastor James Dearmond

Why do we come to church? Why do we serve? It all comes back to the fact that as Christians, we want to be more like Jesus in everything we do. Follow along with us during our summer series as we learn how to "Be Like Jesus".

Why do we come to church? Why do we serve? It all comes back to the fact that as Christians, we want to be more like Jesus in everything we do. Follow along with us during our summer series as we learn how to "Be Like Jesus".

Why do we come to church? Why do we serve? It all comes back to the fact that as Christians, we want to be more like Jesus in everything we do. Follow along with us during our summer series as we learn how to "Be Like Jesus".

Why do we come to church? Why do we serve? It all comes back to the fact that as Christians, we want to be more like Jesus in everything we do. Follow along with us during our summer series as we learn how to "Be Like Jesus".

So often we hear something in our lives but it becomes distorted by the world around us. Luckily, God has provided us with a clear view. Learn how if we focus on His word and what He is speaking to us, we can have clarity in our lives.

Special Mother's Day message at NLC Searcy!

Kevin Atkinson

Nobody is perfect—especially when it comes to family! Our families see us at our very best and absolute lowest moments. But with Jesus, there is grace for the moments when families struggle and let each other down. 

Nobody is perfect—especially when it comes to family! Our families see us at our very best and absolute lowest moments. But with Jesus, there is grace for the moments when families struggle and let each other down. 

Nobody is perfect—especially when it comes to family! Our families see us at our very best and absolute lowest moments. But with Jesus, there is grace for the moments when families struggle and let each other down.