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NBBC hosts Neely’s Bend Baptist Church Sermons, a religion show with 157 episodes published.
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 21–23 in a sermon titled “The Greater Anointed One.” Through David’s life, the church was reminded that David points us to Jesus, the true and greater Anointed King. While David cared
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 18–20 in a sermon titled “Embrace the Anointed One,” calling the church to respond rightly to God’s chosen King. Through the contrasting responses of Jonathan and Saul to David, the m
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 17 in a sermon titled “The Battle Belongs to the Lord,” reminding the church that the greatest battles in life are not won by human strength but by trusting in the power and faithfuln
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 16 in a sermon titled “God Has Provided a King,” pointing the church to God’s sovereign provision and His perfect plan of redemption. As God rejected Saul and chose David to be Israel
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 13–15 in a sermon titled “Wholehearted Faithfulness,” challenging believers to pursue a life marked by complete trust and obedience to God. Through the contrasting examples of Saul’s
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 11–13 in a sermon titled “Serve the Lord with All Your Heart,” calling the church to wholehearted devotion and faithful obedience to God. Through the rise of Saul’s leadership and Isr
Guest Pastor Sergio Arce preached from 1 Samuel 9–10 in a message titled “When God Chooses the Unlikely,” reminding the church that God often works through ordinary people and unexpected circumstances to accomplish His p
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Samuel 8 in a message titled “Live Under God’s Rule,” challenging believers to examine who truly reigns over their hearts. As Israel rejected God’s leadership and demanded a king like the su
Pastor Austin preached from Colossians 4:2–6 on what it means to be a Church on Mission. Challenging believers to live with Gospel intentionality, he reminded the church that God has not called His people to simply gathe
In this message from Colossians 4:2–6, Pastor Austin challenged the church to embrace a lifestyle of living on mission every day. Through Paul’s encouragement to pray faithfully, walk wisely, and speak graciously, we wer
Pastor Austin preached from 1 Corinthians 15:1–11 in a message titled “Message of the Mission,” calling the church to remember and boldly proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through passionate preaching and practical en
In this opening message of our Living on Mission series, we are reminded that mission does not begin with the church—it begins with God. From creation to redemption, Scripture reveals a God who is actively displaying His
In 1 Samuel 6–7, Israel is confronted with a sobering reality: God is holy, and sinful people cannot stand before Him in their own righteousness. As the ark of the covenant returns, the people quickly learn that God is n
In this sermon from 1 Samuel 4–6, “God is Not a Pawn,” we are confronted with a sobering truth: God cannot be used, controlled, or called upon only when it is convenient. The people of Israel treated God like a tool—turn
In “Honor the Word of the Lord” from 1 Samuel 2–3, we are confronted with a sobering yet hopeful truth: how we respond to God’s Word determines how we experience God Himself. Through the contrast between Eli’s household
On Resurrection Sunday, we turn to 1 Samuel 2:1–11 and the prayer of Hannah to discover what it truly means to rejoice in the salvation of the Lord. In Exult in the Salvation of the Lord, we see a powerful response to Go
In a world filled with shame, hardship, and personal crises, where do we turn for hope? In this message from 1 Samuel 1, we look at the life of Hannah—a woman burdened with deep distress, public shame, and unanswered lon
In this message titled “What is Our Mission,” guest preacher Jacob Twaddell walks us through the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16–20. He reminds us that our mission as believers is not self-defined, but given directly b
The books of 1 and 2 Samuel tell the story of Israel’s search for a king. From the days of the judges to the rise of Saul and David, the narrative reveals both the failures of human kings and the growing anticipation for
In Matthew 6:16–18, Jesus teaches about the often-forgotten spiritual discipline of fasting. While fasting is often overlooked in the church today, Jesus clearly expected His followers to practice it. In this sermon we e
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Neely’s Bend Baptist Church Sermons is hosted by NBBC. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 157 episodes.
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