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WE GROW

“Until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.”

Ephesians 4:13

Our Life Together

Our Community

We believe the best way we can grow together is through deep, discipling relationships. Therefore, we regularly encourage our members to connect with each other by living out the relational model of the New Testament church. Come grow with us in the following ways!

Our Evangelism

As NCBC exists to Proclaim Christ’s promises to make disciples of all nations, our mission is to preach and make disciples through our LOCAL and GLOBAL evangelism.

Our Discipleship

Though God saves us individually, he grows us through community. Discipleship is essential to how we live together as a church. Through consistency, accountability, prayer, and study of God’s word, we grow in our LOVE and LIKENESS in Christ.

We are so thankful for the opportunity to gather and worship our good God together each and every Sunday! As members of NCBC, we are committed to living out our faith together by loving and caring for each other.

For the month of March, our weekly

This past Sunday, we explored what makes a Baptist church distinct, including biblical authority, regenerate church membership, and the importance of baptism and the Lord’s Supper. In Acts 2:41-47, we see that from the very beginning, following

Join us this Sunday, 15 minutes afte service for our monthly prayer meeting!

Many Christians spend a significant portion of their lives in the workplace. At some point, we may wrestle with questions about the purpose of our work, experience frustration in our jobs, or even find ourselves idolizing our careers.

Before we can

For the month of March we will be meeting at Luxmanor Elementary School for our Sunday gatherings! Join us at 9:30 a.m. for our Sunday seminar on "Christianity in the workplace" and 10:30 a.m. for our regular Sunday service!

In Mark 1:21–28, we see Jesus teaching with an authority no one had seen before. The religious teachers of the day had to rely on quoting others, but Jesus spoke with power because He is the source of truth. His words didn’t just impress