Sermons | NPC Dublin Ohio

How does God's rule make sense of historical events, speak to his faithfulness towards us, and guide us as we face the uncertainty of future events? 

We resume our series in Daniel, Faith in Far Away Places. In Daniel 7, God reassures His people that He is sovereign over all the evil kingdoms of men and will ultimately give His everlasting kingdom to His people through Christ. Pastor Chris helps us identify our need to know for certain that God is in control as he builds his kingdom with His Son and for His people.

One of the few things more incomprehensible than the glory of God is the magnitude of his grace towards us in Jesus Christ. By grace we have been saved, but this salvation entails far more than just the forgiveness of our sins. As we begin a new year, we pause to focus on the breadth of God’s blessings to us in Christ Jesus.

Pastor Dave explains where the Magi originated and what their significance in the Christmas story is.

Christians and not Christians agree that Jesus of Nazareth is a real person in history. But how and why was he born? Does the virgin birth matter? Can we have all of what’s good about Christmas without Jesus’s unique conception or his virgin birth? We continue our Advent series Christmas Explored, seeking answers to these questions from the Gospel of Matthew.“… for that which is conceived in her i...

We will conclude our series in the first half of Daniel with the sermon “Faithful to Exile’s Finish” from chapter 6, the story of Daniel in the lions’ den. Thriving in spiritual exile requires God forming our character over a lifetime. Developing, deepening and living out godly character is essential to exile survival. “As he came near to the den where Daniel was, he cried out in a tone of anguish...

Our series in Daniel continues in chapter 5, in which Daniel’s message to Babylon’s king is that the one true sovereign God rules over all (see Dan 5:21). Pastor Patrick unpacks for us themes of God’s sovereignty – in human history, over our earthly treasure, in the judgment to come – and how the cross of Christ transforms the way we think about the justice and judgment of God.

The Church remains relevant in a broken world when Christians realize that God saves His people in His time and for His glory.

Daniel 3 helps us to see that mission always happens when Jesus’s followers live biblically faithful lives in an unbelieving world.

God’s people were in exile and were anxious, looking for hope. With that came the opportunity to put their confidence in the God who would reveal to them an eternal kingdom, one that they would tell the world about. “And in the days of those kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom that shall never be destroyed, nor shall the kingdom be left to another people. It shall break in pieces all the...

As exiles, Christians must resist the pressure to conform to the world around them and faithfully engage the world in which they live. “But Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself with the king's food, or with the wine that he drank… and among all of them none was found like Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah... And in every matter of wisdom and understanding about which the king inqu...

Why do we gather to worship? As a church, we believe that we gather: to behold the glory of God. We are transformed and leave each week as new people.  around the Word of God. The Bible is vital to understanding and delighting in God, and central because only it has the power to give life to each individual believer and to the entire community.  to build up one another. We recount what God has don...

We conclude our Generate series with the sermon, “Unseen Impact and The Message of Missional Generosity” (2 Corinthians 8-9). We hear stories of our members engaging in discipleship and outreach so that others might hear and believe the gospel, and experience the riches of Christ. “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that y...

Making disciples who make disciples is Jesus’s basic growth plan for his church. Join us as Pastor Dave preaches the sermon, “Who’s Next is Jesus’s Plan For Growth,” part of our continuing Generate series. “...be strengthened by the grace that is in Christ Jesus, and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also (2 Tim....

Our Generate series continues with the sermon, “Lessons From The Littlest” from Luke 18:9-30 as we discover how the gospel is both for religious high achievers and religious failures.

Join us to hear more about how God’s word creates legacies that motivate courage from 2 Timothy 1.

NPC, from its original conception as a church plant more than 30 years ago, has always existed as a mission outpost to share the gospel in NW Columbus. Sharing Christ with the present generation automatically brings the next generation to mind, because when God’s grace grips our hearts we are compelled to share our hope onward. As NPC continues to grow, we need to make space for “who’s next.” This...

In Psalm 111, the Psalmist encourages his readers by recalling God’s covenantal commitment to His promises.

The most quoted of all the psalms in the New Testament, Psalm 110 looks toward the future reign of the King of kings, Jesus, and our worship will be filled with songs and prayers to the one who rules with power and might forever.

Neutrality in our relationship to Jesus is not an option. We either step forward or back in our relationship to him. Steps forward look like trusting Jesus enough to ask him hard questions about why life is the way life is; joining him in doing God's work; going where he sends us, just because he says so; a growing openness to changing our view of him; and worshiping him as he shows himself to...

Psalm 109 follows King David's faith journey as he struggles with anger and fear. Can I trust God to save me when I am accused and slandered by others? Do I trust in God's vindication, or do I take vengeance?

The people of God can be confident that Jesus Christ has won the victory against all their enemies, giving peace in the present and great hope for the future.

Psalm 107 is the answer to Psalm 106's cry for help and rescue.

Psalm 106 reminds us of a better mediator.