Sermons
Last Sunday's Sermon
Bobby Warrenburg - December 24, 2024
O Light!
From Series: "O Come"
This series shares a theme with this year's Advent devotional, which is organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons. These are anthems sung responsively that have been used during Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they call out for the dawning of God’s full and complete presence with seven powerful prayers that all cry out, “Come!
More Messages
Powered by Series Engine
Other Ways to Watch
Watch Past Services
Anytime on our Youtube page
See previously aired services on our youtube page.
Sermon Podcast Feeds
Listen on the go
Listen to previous sermons on our sermon podcast in your preferred podcast player. Sermons are generally posted on Monday afternoons.
Explore Our Recent Sermon Series
At NSCBC we typically preach through books of the Bible drawing out relevant themes and topics.
Use this tool to explore our catalog of sermon series.
Bobby Warrenburg - December 24, 2024
O Light!
From Series: "O Come"
This series shares a theme with this year's Advent devotional, which is organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons. These are anthems sung responsively that have been used during Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they call out for the dawning of God’s full and complete presence with seven powerful prayers that all cry out, “Come!
More Messages
 | Like a ChildPorter Sprigg - July 13, 2025Mark 10:13-31 | |
 | Awakening to PraiseBobby Warrenburg - July 20, 2025 | |
| The Good LifeBobby Warrenburg - July 27, 2025 | |
Powered by Series Engine
Advanced Sermon Catalog
Looking for a specific sermon or a particular topic or text? Use this tool to browse our entire catalog of sermons
Bobby Warrenburg - December 24, 2024
O Light!
From Series: "O Come"
This series shares a theme with this year's Advent devotional, which is organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons. These are anthems sung responsively that have been used during Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they call out for the dawning of God’s full and complete presence with seven powerful prayers that all cry out, “Come!
