Willard Church of The Nazarene

(Luke 11:14-28) The Bible reveals there is an unseen war going on around us that we need to be aware of. Peter tells us that we are to be self-controlled and alert because there is an enemy seeking to devour us. Today we will look at those enemies and their schemes so that we don’t… Continue reading The Battle: Our Enemy

(John 5:1-20) This will be about tuning to the voice of God above every other voice that we hear. We want our church to all tune together to the voice of God so that we can play our individual instruments in God’s symphony.

Are you satisfied with where you are at? Acts gives us a portrait that will help remove the fear we have for doing what God calls us to do.

(Daniel 6) Final sermon in the series looking at the life of Daniel and the other exiles in Babylon.  

(Daniel 5: 5:1-6, 17-31) We have been learning how to live as believers in a culture that does not share our biblical views or truths.

(Daniel 3:14-29) Babylon was the preeminent power in the world and it had conquered Israel. The professional classes were exiled to Babylon and pressured to assimilate to the Babylonian way of life. Some of the Jewish exiles, Daniel’s friends, are put to the test when forced to adopt Babylonian values or be thrown into a… Continue reading Daniel Part 2: Fiery Furnace

Daniel 2:24-46The book of Daniel tells about a time of exile. A time where Daniel once lived in a culture that matched his faith but he was taken from there and thrust into Babylon. By looking at Daniel we can see an example on how to live out our faith in a hostile culture.

Luke 9:28-36

(Galatians 6:7-9) In life there are small things that build up over time and have a cumulative effect. Who we are, our relationships, our finances, our health, our spirituality—all of these things are greatly impacted by this cumulative effect. Often the easiest things to do or not to do, have the biggest impact.

(Exodus 14:10-18) The Israelites after leaving Egypt find themselves trapped and facing the full might of the Egyptian army.  When the people came to Moses, this was his response: Moses answered the people, “Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see… Continue reading God Will Make a Way

(Malachi 1:6-2:9) By the end of the Old Testament, the priests were allowing God’s people to bring their worst to Him. God brought a charge against them, reminding them of His love and the discipline that would come. He wanted their full attention, not their leftovers. Let us be reminded He is not to be… Continue reading Worthless Sacrifice

(Acts 2, Acts 9, Acts 16) All of us are going to face difficulties. Situations that will push their way into our life and disrupt our perfectly crafted plans.  But here’s the truth. We can flip the script on those difficulties when we decide that everything can be used for the purpose that God has for us,… Continue reading Flip the Script

We are continuing the series on women of the Bible on Mother’s Day.

(Ezekiel 36:23-29)

(John 8:1-11) We are continuing the series on women of the Bible as we approach Mother’s Day.  This week Jesus encounters a woman thrown to the ground in the dust.  

(Mark 5.25-34) We are kicking off a series on Women of the Bible as we approach Mother’s Day.  This week we hear the account of a woman who has waged a battle that has lasted for 12 years.  She fights her way in faith through a crowd just to touch the edge of a cloak of… Continue reading Women of the Bible Part 1: The Woman of Faith

The NCO Impact Team exists to glorify Jesus Christ, minister to our district teens while learning to minister to others, and TO SHARE THE LOVE OF CHRIST THROUGH WORSHIP!

(1 Timothy 3:1-2) Paul warns Timothy that there will be terrible times in the last days. People will be lovers of themselves among other things.  What is interesting in this warning, is who are the people Paul is talking about.  Let’s examine our lives together with God’s word.

(Matthew 27:45-55) Easter Sunday is a powerful reminder of the gift we have in access to a holy God. Grace is freely given but God has terms that remind us just how undeserving we are and how gracious He is in desiring to be in relationship with us. Just as the high priest was—by mercy—able… Continue reading Resurrection Sunday: Mercy!

(Luke 19:28-20:2) After Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, He enters the Temple, drives out the dealers and money changers, and even overturns tables.  It is the only recorded act of violence by Jesus in the Bible. To understand why, we will dive into this account this Palm Sunday.

(Luke 10:25-37) This is one of Jesus’ most famous stories. The first part of chapter 10 says all disciples are given the gospel as a message that is to be shared with everyone. In this last part of the chapter, we’re given the other side of being a disciple; instead of just being called messengers,… Continue reading The Call of the Good Samaritan

(Acts 13-16) Christians are referred to as travelers or sojourners.  The Christian life is itself referred to as a journey.  When we hear that word, we tend to think of destinations and locations.  But there’s another aspect to any journey that is just as important as where we are going, It’s – who you are… Continue reading The Journey

(2 Samuel 11:1-5, 14-17; 12:1-7) David is known for having a heart like God’s, but we see that despite that, he commits a horrible act. This account should be a warning to us not to let our guard down. This account also shows how we should approach people that have started down the wrong path.… Continue reading The Life of David: Part 5 David and Bathsheba

(2 Samuel 9) David shows a special kind of love to Mephibosheth, love that values the relationship more than personal gain. Today we often see love that asks “what’s-in-it-for-me”. That’s why we see people easily walk away from relationships that don’t serve their needs. This special love that David shows demands dedication and sacrifice, but… Continue reading Life of David Part 4: Mep...

(2 Samuel 6)We’re looking at the life of David, and in this part, we look at when David is king, and he wants to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. A couple fascinating things happen along the way that end up changing David.