Jump to the MessageBy Tami Smith

We regularly need help. But humans have this bad habit of looking to the wrong people and in the wrong places. Psalm 146 puts its arms on our shoulders and says, "Breathe, trust, and praise God." Why? Because people, pastors, and politicians will fail us but God won't stop working, blessing, and reigning. Oh, and pay attention to *who* God is worki…

God is OUR RESCUER from the series God IS, preached by Jericho Almiranez from Psalm 140, at Neighborhood Church of Cypress on 20240728. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveBy Jericho Almiranez

Ever wonder why loving someone you don't like feels like an impossible challenge? At the heart of following Jesus is an invitation to the way of love because relationships are the most important thing.By Forrest Jenan, Jordan Brokaw

Welcome to Church At Home with Neighborhood Church! See all the ways you can connect and grow with us this Fall at ncvisalia.com/events Sign up for Outdoor Worship Gatherings here: https://bit.ly/3lMrU1y New to Neighborhood? We'd like to introduce ourselves and answer any questions you might have. Fill out our Digital Connect Card here: ncvisalia.c…

By Forrest Jenan

This world offers us many paths, but when we follow Jesus, we are invited to embrace God’s Spirit and step into a whole new lifestyle of love. // Continue the conversation at ncvisalia.com/discuss //

Welcome to Church At Home with Neighborhood Church! New to Neighborhood? We'd like to introduce ourselves and answer any questions you might have. Fill out our Digital Connect Card here: ncvisalia.com/start Check out Sunday morning resources for kids at neighborhoodkidsathome.com/ You can stay in the loop with everything going on right now at Neigh…

By Stephanie Benthin

Welcome to Church At Home with Neighborhood Church! New to Neighborhood? We'd like to introduce ourselves and answer any questions you might have. Fill out our Digital Connect Card here: ncvisalia.com/start Check out Sunday morning resources for kids at neighborhoodkidsathome.com/ You can stay in the loop with everything going on right now at Neigh…

Why is Romans 8 the Best Chapter Ever? Join us for our latest teaching series to find out! Guilt is a universal emotion. Everyone has messed up in life at some point, which leads to feelings of shame. Religion often adds fuel to the fire, but as we'll see this week, Jesus is the end of condemnation and the beginning of freedom. [ Continue the conve…

By Forrest Jenan

By Stephanie Benthin

As we wrap up our Unfinished series, we look to the future and reflect on Jesus' dream for our city.

By Forrest Jenan

By Forrest Jenan

By Forrest Jenan

By Jordan Brokaw

How do we respond to the darkness in the world around us?

In the story of Nehemiah, we see how passion for our city can be the catalyst for meaningful action.

Welcome to Church At Home with Neighborhood Church! New to Neighborhood? We'd like to introduce ourselves and answer any questions you might have. Fill out our Digital Connect Card here: http://ncvisalia.com/start Check out Sunday morning resources for kids at http://neighborhoodkidsathome.com/ You can stay in the loop with everything going on righ…

Welcome to Church At Home with Neighborhood Church! New to Neighborhood? We'd like to introduce ourselves and answer any questions you might have. Fill out our Digital Connect Card here: http://ncvisalia.com/start Check out Sunday morning resources for kids at http://neighborhoodkidsathome.com/ You can stay in the loop with everything going on righ…

By Forrest Jenan

Is there such a thing as a Christian political party? As we explore the intersections of Jesus’ teachings with modern political ideologies, we’ll discover that the values of the Kingdom of God often challenge the partisan lines we draw. Are we willing to submit our political leanings to the lordship of Jesus?…

Jump to the MessageBy Dave McKay

Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? Can any nation be a Christian nation? These questions spark debate and division, especially now with the rise of Christian Nationalism in America. We’re often caught in a tug-of-war between two perspectives. How do the teachings of Jesus challenge our understanding of political power and engageme…

Psalm 30 is a Psalm of hindsight. As the dust of danger and difficulty finally settled, the poet realizes that he is now healthy, grateful, and joyful because God brought him through it. But he didn't always feel thankful. Psalm 30 includes "real talk" about our lived experience of danger, anger, and absence. How do we understand God's anger? Does …

Jump to the MessageBy Alyssa Read

We all need help. You’re not alone. But are we turning to the right sources? This week, we’re mashing up the Beatles’ classic “HELP!” with the powerful words of Psalm 121. As we navigate life’s struggles, where do we find true, lasting support? And how do we seek it out? Are your habits leading you to true, lasting peace, or are they just temporary…

Guest speaker Scotty Swingler casts a vision for a life well lived as we explore the end of Joseph's incredible saga in Genesis 45. Scotty is the Associate Pastor of Students at Sugar Land Baptist Church in Sugar Land, TX.By Scotty Swingler

Jump to the MessageBy Mike Wadlow

What if the sense of belonging and peace you crave isn’t a place, but a presence? In this message, Jason Morones explores Psalm 84 and John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and uncovers the deeper meaning of home. How can these timeless songs guide us toward finding true joy and security in God’s presence?…

Psalm 1 is a sign posted at the beginning of our journey through the book and through life itself. The word "Blessed" is painted in big letters at the entrance as an invitation to "Listen up because the quality of your life depends on it!" So where are we headed and what are we going to listen to?NOTES --// SCRIPTURE FOCUS -- Psalm 1// The Psalms a…

Jump to the MessageBy Andrew Burchett

God is Promise Keeper from the Series 'God Is:: Psalm' from Psalm 138, preached by Shawn Thomas at Neighborhood Church of Cypress on 20240714. For more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/revieBy Shawn Thomas

What are you searching for? U2's “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” is more than just a song; it speaks to humanity’s restless search for meaning and fulfillment. In Part 2 of Sounds of Summer, we’ll explore that search for meaning and look at the enduring hope found in Psalm 23.By Jordan Brokaw

The Psalms give us permission to bring our whole selves to God, including our deepest fears. In Psalm 91, the things that give the poet fear, worry, and anxiety are not abstract concepts. They are real dangers faced along the path of life in ancient Israel. Yet, over and above these nightmare scenarios is the "Most High" and "Almighty" -- our God w…

Jump to the MessageBy Ed Glover

The search for true peace and fulfillment is timeless. Do you ever find yourself searching for the same in your own life? In Part 1 of the Sounds of Summer, we explore Psalm 4 and see how the themes of joy and security are also found in Led Zeppelin's classic rock anthem "Stairway to Heaven." How does Psalm 4 guide us toward a life filled with genu…

God is Just from the Series, God IS::The Book of Psalms, from Psalm 137, preached by Mike Mckay at Neighborhoodchurch of Cypress. Fore more resources mentioned in the sermon, please visit www.neighborhoodchurch.com/reviveBy Mike Mckay

The Psalms have been the prayerbook for God’s people since they were written, and while many circumstances of modern life have changed, the range of human emotions and basic experience is timeless. Psalm 32 shows David reflecting on the demise left from a life full of transgressions and then celebrating the forgiveness from sin and reconciliation w…