Written Resources

Our Devotionals

During certain seasons of the church year we invite artists and writers to reflect on scripture drawing us deeper into the season. Here are a few recent devotionals we’ve produced as a community.

Advent 2025

In the Fullness of Time

Our theme this year, In the Fullness of Time, is an invitation to reflect on how Jesus entered human history at a particular time and place. The result is a Jesse Tree of sorts—a centuries old illustration that shows how God’s story has been written through particular people and comes to its fulfillment in Jesus.

Advent 2024

O Come Children’s Devotional

This children’s devotional was designed as a kid-friendly companion to the 2024 NSCBC Advent Devotional. Each O Antiphon has been paraphrased with more accessible language for children.Each page is actually a coloring page featuring a large icon symbolic of that particular name for Jesus. Children are encouraged to color and explore!

Advent 2024

O Come

This year, our artists’ contributions are organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons, which are anthems sung responsively that have been used in the season of Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they cry out, ‘Come!’

Governance Process Resources

A list of resources have been created for our church as we consider potential changes to our governance in 2025. Read more here.

Women and Eldership Study Guides

Resources for Children and Families

Looking for a book for your child or a resource as a parent? Browse our favorite titles for children, teens, tweens, and parents.

Sermon Discussion Questions

Each week in response to the sermon we create discussion questions for use in small groups, discipleship groups, or personal study. Head over to our sermons page to see the latest discussion questions.

Church Library

Located across the hall from the church office, come browse and check out one of over 3,000 books and DVDs.

The library is open during office hours and on Sunday mornings.

How to check out a book

Remove the card from the back of the item
On the card, write your full name, stamp the due date, and place it in the tray.
Stamp the due date on the slip in the back of your book or DVD
Items circulate for three weeks
Have a question? Email us at library@nscbc.org