New Community Church of Tacoma

Bo Noonan teaches part 1 of our 2019 Advent series. During this part of the Christmas story, we hear about angels visiting both Mary and Joseph and the amazing faith that was exercised by them both.

Bo Noonan teaches during Part 4 of our Generous series. He unpacks the story found in John 12 and Mark 14 where Mary anoints Jesus with perfume as an act of extravagant giving and worship.

Bryan Mowrey teaches during part 3 of our Generous series. He focuses on Jesus' words about money, generosity, and trusting God in Luke 12.

Bo Noonan teaches in part 2 of our Generous series. He focuses on Acts 11:27-30 and speaks about giving as a way to be released from the slavery of money and possessions.

Waymond Hampton teaches during part 1 of the Generous series. He shares his family's story of adoption and focuses on how we can be generous because we have a generous Father.

Bo Noonan teaches in part 7 of our "We Are" series. He breaks down Revelation 5:1-10 focusing on the who and the what of mission.

Bo Noonan teaches in part 6 of our "We Are" series by focusing on God's call for all of us to be on mission where we live.

Bo Noonan teaches in part 5 of our "We Are" series. He focuses on being a multi-generational church and the richness that comes from the diversity of ages as we are together instead of separated.

Bo Noonan teaches about being a church that follows Jesus' ways in part 4 of our "We Are" series. He teaches from various verses in the book of John showing how we are a church that calls people to come and see who Jesus through the empowering help of the Holy Spirit.

The 2019 Women's Weekend featured our good friend Tiffany Aicklen from Radiant Church in Visalia, CA. (NOTE: Session 2 did not get recorded.)

The 2019 Women's Weekend featured our good friend Tiffany Aicklen from Radiant Church in Visalia, CA. (NOTE: Session 2 did not get recorded.)

Bo Noonan teaches about being a church that follows Jesus during part 3 of our "We Are" series. He focuses on what it means to "yoke" with Jesus as his apprentice and follower, rather than just being called by the title of "Christian."

Jake Chambers, our friend from Local Church, a church plant in Gig Harbor, WA teaches from multiple verses in the bible that point us to the practical, biblical, and healthy practice of church planting and multiplication in the church.

Bo Noonan kicks off the Fall with our "We Are" series. He teaches about the call for community and the example Jesus set with the diverse and committed group of apprentices he called to follow him.

Bo Noonan teaches from the parable of the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25.

Bo Noonan teaches from the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector in Luke 18:9-14. He looks at the difference between religion and being a follower of Jesus by focusing on the mercy that is shown to us when we realize we can't earn God's love and acceptance, but rather receive it as a gift.

Sam Poe teaches from The Parable of the Growing Seed in Mark 4. He helps us see Jesus' call for us to make the story of his good news public to all.

Wes Swarthout teaches from the Prodigal Son story in Luke 15. He lays out the truth that even at our worst, when we turn to God he runs to meet us and welcomes us in, giving us identity and lavishing grace on us.

Andy Cooley teaches from Luke 14, where Jesus is invited by the religious elite to come to a dinner party. Jesus tells stories that undermine the religious mindset and show the need for us to recognize our spiritual poverty, rather than pretend that we have it all together.

Bo Noonan teaches from the parable of the Treasure in the Field from Matthew 13. He speaks about the progress of God's kingdom, which starts with the realization of what an amazing treasure the kingdom is. This brings joy and motivates sacrifice.

Waymond Hampton teaches from the Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. He focuses on how Jesus is using this story to undermine ethnic biases and calling his followers to show mercy to enemies, especially racial and political enemies. He pulls much of his commentary from the books "Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes" by Kenneth Bailey, "Misreading Scripture Through Western Eyes" by E. Randolph...

Waymond Hampton teaches from Psalm 46. He builds from the Creation narrative to show a worldview based on submitting to and trusting God and talks about how that helps us to trust and to learn to be still and know that God is who he says he is.

Andy Cooley teaches from Exodus 33. He speaks from the story of God's people, the Israelites, and how they finally came to the conclusion that, instead of a land or physical place, God himself was their true Promised Land.

Bo Noonan teaches from Exodus 34. He asks the question: When do you feel most tempted to feel hopeless about change?

Bo Noonan teaches from Exodus 20-24 and asks the question: Will we look to God himself to meet our needs, or will we exchange that truth for a lie and trust an idol?