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Easter Sunday | The Ascended King by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | Parable of the Talents by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | Parable of the Talents by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | Parable of the Wedding Banquet by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

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Upside Down Kingdom | The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | Parables of the Hidden Treasure and Precious Pearls by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Upside Down Kingdom | The Parables of the Mustard Seeds and the Yeast by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Why does God allow good and evil to grow side by side? In the Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds, Jesus reveals a Kingdom marked by patience, mercy, and hope. This message challenges our desire for quick judgment and calls us to faithful witness in a mixed field while trusting God with the final harvest.

What does life actually look like under the reign of God? Jesus invites us into a Kingdom that turns our expectations upside down—where surrender leads to freedom, humility leads to blessing, and trust reshapes everything. This message reframes what it means to truly live the Kingdom life.

Recalibrate | My Church by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Recalibrate | My Heart by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Recalibrate | My Heart by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Counterfeit Christmas | Love by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

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Counterfeit Christmas | One Peace by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

Counterfeit Christmas | Only One Hope by Napoleon Church of the Nazarene

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We take a look back at what God has done in the life of NapNaz church and bring vision into this new season!

Pastor Dave closes out our series Everyday Prophets with the book of Malachi. We learned that old habits die hard, and that we should be giving our first and all to Jesus.

Pastor Ben teaches from the book of Zechariah. The whole book is multifaceted, but Pastor Ben is focusing on chapter 4 today. The Lord is encouraging His people through Zechariah to continue on mission in building the temple. There are three themes we see in Zechariah's prophetic words of encouragement: 1) The obstacle before you is real, 2) the promise of the Spirit is greater, and 3) the completion through God is certain.

We welcome our pastoral intern, Brayden Bostelman, to teach on the book of Haggai. Right away we see how God is calling out His people for losing sight of their first love, God Himself. They were so focused on building lavish lives for themselves, that they neglected to build God's temple. The Lord got their attention to draw them back to Him. We are encouraged and challenged to come back to our first love, Jesus.

Pastor Dave takes us through the book of Obadiah. While the book itself is small, it's content on God's response to pride, is not. We are challenged to seek the Lord and have Him search our hearts for these areas of pride. May we guard our hearts of this sin, and follow Jesus with all humility.

Pastor Britni teaches from the book of Habakkuk. This book from the prophet is a dialogue between him and God. Right away we see how relational our Heavenly Father is when He responds back to Habakkuk's questions and complaints. He is a God who is fully present in our sorrows and even loving enough to tell us the truth, even when it's hard. But we can rejoice in the Lord, for we know He is faithful, even in the times of destruction.

Pastor Ben walks us through the book of Zephaniah. The Lord calls out destruction on the land of Judah for their idolatry pagan worship. However, God calls us out the meek and humble, those who seek righteousness, they will be the remenant of Isreal and turn their trust back to Him. We should be upholding ourselves with humility, righteousness, and a gentle strength that comes from having trust in the Lord, not ourselves or other worldly forms of security.

Pastor Dave Dooley takes us through the book of Nahum. While a lot of the book is filled with upcoming destruction from consequences of sin; we are reminded of God's grace and mercy that can lead to us to repentance.

Pastor Ben teaches from the minor prophet book of Micah. Micah calls out the leaders and false prophets for their idolatry and selfish ambitions. There is a clear warning of harship to come because of this sin that had corrupted their ways. But the story it never over, as we learned from other prophets. Our God who is great in mercy, shows His compassion upon the repentant heart. His kindess and mercy is our motivation to live a life in accordance to His will and purpose. If you carry His name, carry His purpose.

Pastor Dave teaches from the book of Hosea; a prophet who was obedient in living out this visual of God's mercy and love for His people, through his marriage to Gomer. We are encouraged throughout the message that the "story isn't over". The Lord is redeeming His people and calling us back to Him through His love and grace that leads us to repentance and receving the gift of mercy, bestowed upon us through Jesus Christ our Savior.

We held a special outdoor service where the body of Christ gathered under a large tent to worship together, be encouraged by the Word of God, and to witness and recieve new members and those making outward professions of faith through baptism. It was a beautiful picture of the kingdom of Heaven and Lord's faithfulness through generations.

Pastor Britni Dooley teaches from the book of the minor prophet, Amos. There is a call to righteousness; to repent from the sins of oppressing the poor, sexual perversions, idolatry, empty religion, and complacency. And while being called out on sin and being warned of the consequences ahead might seem harsh, it's actaully a sign of a loving Father. Our God is a lion, and He is roaring to His people to signal ownership, to establish His position, to warn us of the danger of sin, and to call us back to His kingdom. Our God is perfectly love and perfectly just in all He does. A Father who loves His children, disciplines, and that's exactly what is being revealed today. Have you responded to the Lord's roars to repent and turn from sin?

Pastor Dave teaches from the book of Joel. Joel comes with a call to repentence. The consequences of sin altimatley lead us to what we know as "the last days". Joel gives us a glimpse into what those times will look like as a warning. God warns us because He loves us and in that warning, He expects us to respond.

In week 2 of our series, "Everyday Prophets", Pastor Ben teaches through the minor prophet Jonah. We are all very familiar with the beginning part of Jonah's narrative, but have you really taken a look at how the book of Jonah ends? Jonah becomes pretty upset by the fact that the Lord was slow to anger with the Ninevites and showed them mercy instead of wrath. It's a hard lesson for us all in revealing our own posture and attitude towards grace with one another. Who is your Ninevah? Who are your enemies that you should be praying over instead of having bitterness towards?

We start a new sermon series called, "Everyday Prophets", where we study the minor prophets and how their message applies and changes lives today.

Pastor Ben ends our "Sent" series with a call to action. As followers of Christ, we are all called to evangelize and make disciples. That doesn't mean that everyone is supposed to drop everything and travel over seas to do missions; but rather, seek and ask God to open doors right in your own back yard - in your work place, even in your own families. God is calling us to take "Christ in us" to every person we encounter. Your mission field is closer than you think.

In week 4 of our series, Sent | Living into the Missio Dei, Pastor Ben teaches on what it means to live as a missional community. As the body of Christ, we are given different gifts and abilities that the Lord can use to encourage others in their walk with Jesus. Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone to start the missional work that the Lord is calling you to do. It might be something in the community or within the local body of believers. We are all empowered by the same Spirit to edify one another and lead others into a transforming relationship with Jesus Christ.