Your challenge this summer is to get in shape spiritually, mentally, and physically. Want to learn more about the Summer 60 Challenge? Visit https://necchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2336562 ..read more

This weekend, Tyler continued in our series “How to Survive an Election Year”, focusing on how political disagreements have affected friendships, families, and church dynamics, urging a return to unity under Christian values. Politics and personal relationships can be tricky, but this message encourages Christians to prioritize their faith and unity in Christ over political affiliations. By doing so, the church can maintain its unity and purpose despite the political turbulence. The call to action is clear: Christians should engage in politics without losing sight of their spiritual mission an ..read more

The sermon encourages Christians to ground their political conversations and positions in the word of God. It references Philippians 1:27-30 as a guiding passage, urging believers to live as citizens of heaven, standing together in one spirit and purpose. This week, Tyler urged us as Christians to engage in politics with a measured allegiance to human government, a legal responsibility to love neighbor, an unwavering belief in human dignity, a realistic assessment of human depravity, an uncompromising moral compass, and a fearless hope in Jesus. Emphasizing the need for prayer, revival, and a ..read more

This week, Terrence wrapped up week 3 of the “How to be a Witness” series, urging us to accept the call to be prepared witnesses for Jesus, ready to speak boldly wherever we are placed. “Accept the call to be a prepared witness for Jesus.... willing to use words…right where God has you.” As Christians, we are called to embody two essential roles: * Evangelist: Those who share the good news of Jesus and the Christian faith. * Apologist: Those who defend and explain the truth of Jesus and the Christian faith. When we defend and explain the truth of the Christian faith, remember that our posture ..read more

This week, Terrence continued with week 2 of the “How to be a Witness” series, urging us to accept the call to be prepared witnesses for Jesus, ready to speak boldly wherever we are placed. “Accept the call to be a prepared witness for Jesus.... willing to use words…right where God has you.” As Christians, we are called to embody two essential roles: * Evangelist: Those who share the good news of Jesus and the Christian faith. * Apologist: Those who defend and explain the truth of Jesus and the Christian faith. These roles are crucial for addressing questions and misconceptions about Christian ..read more

This Sunday, Terrence Turman kicked off a 3-week series “How to be a Witness”. In Acts 1:7-8 and Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus commands us to make disciples and be witnesses of His teachings. Living a life dedicated to Christ can be uncomfortable and challenging with an internal war between the call of Christ and the call of personal desires, emotions, and the pursuit of a comfortable life. But, through prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit, you can receive the strength and guidance to empower you in Christ’s mission to share the gospel. We have been strategically placed to be a light in the darkne ..read more

This weekend, Jon Weece from Southland Christian Church in Lexington joined us as a guest speaker for Father’s Day. His focus was that Godly men have their priorities in alignment with God’s priorities. He listed 6 ways men are biblically called to engage: 1. Grow by crucifying our emotions and appetites. 2. Provide for others. 3. Protect the people that matter to them. 4. Lead with character. 5. We restore by bringing life. 6. Stay focused and be determined to avoid distraction. What can you do to encourage men around you to help align their priorities with God ..read more

In this message, we welcome Professor Jamey Gorman to teach about the importance of church unity. Understanding our history allows us to make better decisions going forward. Unity is one of our vision targets as a church, and we are working on supporting other churches also so that more may know the name of Jesus ..read more

 “Let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.” - Amos 5:24 Want to know God’s opinions on social justice? Look no further than the book of Amos. It’s a harsh book full of warning. God is just. And He links the sins of injustice and oppression with idolatry. This prophetic book is jam-packed with judgments and pleas for Israel, Judah, and the surrounding nations. But, even despite the coming judgment for these unrepentant people, God will remain faithful in the end ..read more

This weekend, we celebrated what God has done over the past 10 Years of Love the ‘Ville!   Love The ‘Ville isn’t just a motto – it’s a movement. To Love the ‘Ville means to unleash God’s love into every area of our lives. We started by asking our neighbors, “How can we help?” one Sunday morning, and it has grown into a year-round movement of loving our schools, city, and world ..read more