We're all on a journey of faith. Abraham had a great call and a great faith. In this sermon, we look at our own lives and how we're progressing on the journey of faith. Sermons are sourced from New Beginnings Fellowship Church in Pikeville, KY. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people for Christ, click here: https://www.nbfc.church/give
Abel, Enoch, and Noah - FaithLife Series (3) - Hebrews 11:4-7
What would Abel, Enoch, and Noah tell us about living the FaithLife? Even though they no longer live, their actions by faith still speak volumes into our lives today.
New Beginnings - Youth Sunday
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Faith Is - FaithLife Series (2) - Hebrews 11:1-3
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FaithLife Series Kickoff - FaithLife Series (1)
This kickoff sermon will look at Paul’s invitation to the Jews to enter the race of faith. Where in your life have you made decisions that required faith? Where are you right now? Are you walking by faith or by sight?
A Word of Encouragement: DEATH TO LIFE - Multiply Series (16)
While on their first missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas reach Antioch of Pisidia. When they visit the synagogue for services, the leaders ask them if they have any word of encouragement to share with the people. Paul stands up and shares a direct and inspirational message with them that we break down into 3 parts leading into Easter 2022. In this third sermon, we look at Acts 13:29-43 and our third word of encouragement: Death to Life.
A Word of Encouragement: THE ONE - Multiply Series (15)
While on their first missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas reach Antioch of Pisidia. When they visit the synagogue for services, the leaders ask them if they have any word of encouragement to share with the people. Paul stands up and shares a direct and inspirational message with them that we'll break down into 3 parts leading into Easter 2022. In this second sermon, we look at Acts 13:23-29 and our second word of encouragement: The One.
A Word of Encouragement: HISTORY - Multiply Series (14)
While on their first missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas reach Antioch of Pisidia. When they visit the synagogue for services, the leaders ask them if they have any word of encouragement to share with the people. Paul stands up and shares a direct and inspirational message with them that we'll break down into 3 parts leading into Easter 2022. In this first sermon, we look at Acts 13:13-23 and our first word of encouragement: History.
Guest Speaker, Dr. Terry Allcorn, President of Kentucky Christian University
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Call it What it is - Multiply Series (13) - Acts 13:4-12
Governor Paulus of Cyprus: This is my trusted advisor, Bar-Jesus (a Jewish sorcerer and false prophet)
Paul, looking Bar-Jesus in the eye: You son of the devil, full of every sort of deceit and fraud, and enemy of all that is good!
The enemy places all kinds of distractions in front of us, and we need the Holy Spirit's help to be able to look it in the eye and call it what it is. Join us for a powerful sermon about overcoming Satan's distractions that keep us from fully living out our faith.
Peter's Escape - Multiply Series (11) - Acts 12:6-18
No matter the trial we are facing, with God, all things are possible. In this sermon, we see how God can work in the middle of the worst circumstances!
Vision Sunday 2022 - Jared Arnett and Chris Bartley
Pastors Jared and Chris reflect on how God has moved over the last year, share our new vision statement, and celebrate what's stirring for 2022. Join us as we live into the truth of Ephesians 3:20: Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.
Places of Honor - Multiply Series (10) - Acts 12:1-5
In Mark 10:35 James and John asked Jesus if they could be seated in places of honor when He got his glorious throne. Jesus reminded them his Kingdom would be different and that they didn't really know what they were really asking. In Acts 12:2 we find King Herod has James killed with the sword. We find in this passage people tend to look after their own self-interest, and how the hunger for power is always contrary to God's kingdom work.
Be a Barnabas - Multiply Series (9) - Acts 11:22-30
Encouragement is one of the key tools God uses to grow his church. We find in Barnabas a great illustration of how to be an encourager and its impact on the recipients.
What it Takes to Go - Multiply Series (8) - Acts 11:19-21
The Dance (Psalm 150) with Chris Bartley
God of Transformation - Chris Bartley - Multiply Series (7) - Acts 11:1-18
When Peter is criticized about his encounter with Cornelius, he simply shares the story of what God had done. In this passage, at this moment, we see the power God has to transform the heart through trials and difficulties.
God of the Unexpected - Multiply Series (6) - Acts 10:24-48
If there's one thing for certain about 2022, you can expect the unexpected. There are several things in our passage, Acts 10:24-48, that are 🤯 and teach us about the God of the Unexpected!
Looking Forward - 2021 New Year's Sermon
No, dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it, but I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us. Let all who are spiritually mature agree on these things. If you disagree on some point, I believe God will make it plain to you. But we must hold on to the progress we have already made. Philippians 3:13-16
Against all Hope - 2021 Christmas Advent Series (4)
Hopelessness can be found in all sorts of places and circumstances: relationships, work, failures, mistakes, self. The truth is: you can’t move forward without hope. As believers, even in the midst of hopelessness, we have hope that should fuel our daily lives to pursue the great commission and great commandment. In this sermon, we see how, because of the birth of Jesus, we can be a beacon of hope to the world around us!!!