Noblesville First Sermons

As students fill their backpacks with pencils, notebooks, and all the essentials for a new school year, we’re reminded that our spiritual lives need preparation too. In this back-to-school themed message, we’ll unpack The Supply List—the full armor of God that equips us to face whatever comes our way. From the belt of truth to the shield of faith, each piece helps us stand strong in a world full o...

Driving to the church this week, I had my usual route planned—turns I’ve taken a hundred times before. But just a few miles out on Route 32, I was met with an unexpected bright orange “Road Closed – Detour” sign. I had to stop, re-route, and trust that the unfamiliar roads ahead would still get me to where I was going. Isn’t that so much like life? We map out our plans, our dreams, our goals—and t...

This week, we’re answering the call to live in the deep, soul-freeing liberty that only Jesus offers. In a world that often feels heavy with burdens and expectations, Jesus invites us into a freedom that transforms us from the inside out. And just like fireworks on a summer night, our faith isn’t meant to be tucked away—it was made to shine. Join us as we explore how living boldly in Christ’s free...

This week in worship, we’re returning to one of the most well-known and powerful stories of faith and fire: Moses and the burning bush (Exodus 3). Out in the wilderness, Moses saw a bush that burned but wasn’t consumed—and from that flame, God spoke. Moses was called by name, drawn near, and given purpose. It’s a story that still speaks to us today. Because the truth is: the bush is still burning....

We’re returning to one of the most well-known and powerful stories of faith and fire: Moses and the burning bush (Exodus 3). Out in the wilderness, Moses saw a bush that burned but wasn’t consumed—and from that flame, God spoke. Moses was called by name, drawn near, and given purpose. It’s a story that still speaks to us today. Because the truth is: the bush is still burning. The Divine still show...

Fathers are the kings of the dad joke, the ones manning the grill at every cookout, the quiet protectors in the background, and the steady guides when life gets rough. They're not just providers—they're nurturers, teachers, and spiritual leaders. Whether coaching on the field or in faith, the impact they have echoes through generations. This service celebrates these incredible men. Jevon will be p...

Pentecost shows up with wind and fire and holy chaos. It’s the day the Holy Spirit came rushing in and everything changed. People spoke in different languages. Doors were opened. Walls were broken down. And suddenly, a new kind of community was born. That’s why we often call Pentecost the birthday of the Church. It’s the moment the disciples stopped waiting and started moving. It’s when the Church...

dive deeper into why communion is not just central to our worship—but vital to our witness. Because as we’re filled with Christ’s love at the table, we’re also sent from it—called to carry His love into a hungry, hurting world. As we come to the table may we pray and live this prayer together:  Jesus may I be Your hands, Your heart, Your hope in a world still hungry for You.

This week in worship, we invite you to reflect on the profound gift of baptism—a sacred milestone that signifies more than a moment; it marks the beginning of a lifelong journey with God. Whether you were baptized as a child with water gently poured over your head or as an adult through full immersion, this act is not defined by how or when it happened, but by what it means. Baptism is a visible s...

This Sunday, as we celebrate Mother’s Day, we honor the mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures who have shaped our lives with strength, sacrifice, and boundless love. Our message, Blessed and Highly Exhausted, speaks to the beautiful tension many caregivers feel—overflowing with love while running on empty. But beyond the diapers, carpool lines, and late-night worries, motherhood offers us a...

The woman caught in adultery had nothing left—no defense, no dignity, no name even. Just judgment. But Jesus. Jesus knelt down in the dirt, and with one movement, rewrote her story with grace. That’s what God does. That’s what God is still doing. God takes the pieces of our lives—the broken, forgotten, mislabeled parts—and says, “ Let’s make something beautiful out of what felt like nothing. If yo...

Jesus’ time on earth ends not with sadness, but with joy. As He blesses His disciples and ascends into heaven, something unexpected happens—they worship Him and return to Jerusalem filled with joy. In these brief yet powerful verses, we witness a profound moment of transition: Jesus is no longer physically present, but His presence feels even more alive. In this sermon, we’ll explore what it means...

Jesus’ time on earth ends not with sadness, but with joy. As He blesses His disciples and ascends into heaven, something unexpected happens—they worship Him and return to Jerusalem filled with joy. In these brief yet powerful verses, we witness a profound moment of transition: Jesus is no longer physically present, but His presence feels even more alive. In this sermon, we’ll explore what it means...

As Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a humble colt, the crowd cheers with celebration—but Jesus knows the peace they seek isn’t found in power or quick fixes. In this Palm Sunday story, we explore what it means to be led into peace by a Savior who refuses to meet violence with violence, and who chooses the path of love even when it leads to the cross. This sermon invites us to look deeper at our ow...

This sermon explores the transformative moment in Acts 2:1-13 when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles at Pentecost, igniting the birth of the Church. This powerful sermon delves into the significance of this pivotal event, highlighting how the Spirit empowers believers to boldly witness and spread the gospel. As we examine the awe-inspiring scene of tongues of fire and the apostles speaki...

This sermon dives into Matthew 21:12-15, where Jesus cleanses the temple, calling us into a life of righteousness through His authority and transformative presence. Yet, as we walk with Him, we often find that life’s trials—grief, disillusionment, and struggles—can make us feel distant from God, as if the heavens are silent and the mountains insurmountable. But in these moments of doubt and pain,...

In 1 Corinthians 14, the Apostle Paul addresses the importance of order and edification in worship, particularly the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding us into prayer and meaningful communication with God. In this sermon, we explore how the Spirit...

In Matthew 3:13-17, we witness the powerful moment when Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist. As He steps into the waters, it symbolizes more than just an act of obedience; it marks the beginning of a deep, intimate relationship with His Heavenly Father. The voice from heaven declaring, "This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased" (v. 17), affirms the unity and perfect bond between t...