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Summer in the Psalms – The Blessed Man (July 12, 2026)
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Summer in the Psalms
A sermon journey through the book of Psalms13
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Summer in the Psalms – The Blessed Man (July 12, 2026)
The blessed life is refusing the way of the wicked, delighting in the Word of the Lord, and being planted in Christ, who is himself the only truly Blessed Man. (Psalm 1) – Pastor Ken Rathburn
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Summer in the Psalms – Crucial Meaning in Meaningless Suffering (July 5, 2026)
Though this is a prayer for the blameless sufferer who feels abandoned by God, it’s fulfilled by the perfect King who was separated from the Father when he died on the cross. (Psalm 22)
Tanner Fixari
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Summer In the Psalms 8.13: “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made” Psalm 139
Our summer sermon series “Summer in the Psalms” continues this week with Psalm 139. The Old Testament book of Psalms is a treasure trove of human emotions and experiences. From the highest joys of intimate communion with God, to the depression and despair of feeling abandoned by Him, to the soul-crushing pain of regret over sin, to the boiling fury caused by the betrayal of close friends, to the deep gratitude for the wondrous world in which we live, the full range of human experiences and emotions are on display in this precious set of 150 poems.
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NAPC Sermon August 6, 2023: Psalm 103: “Forget Not His Benefits”
Our summer sermon series “Summer in the Psalms” continues this week. The Old Testament book of Psalms is a treasure trove of human emotions and experiences. This deep dive into Psalm 103 asks the questions What does it mean to bless the Lord? Why would we bless the Lord and How are we helped when we bless the Lord?
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NAPC Sermon 7 30 2023. Psalm 95 “Kindness and Severity”
Our summer sermon series “Summer in the Psalms” continues this week. The Old Testament book of Psalms is a treasure trove of human emotions and experiences. From the highest joys of intimate communion with God, to the depression and despair of feeling abandoned by Him, to the soul-crushing pain of regret over sin, to the boiling fury caused by the betrayal of close friends, to the deep gratitude for the wondrous world in which we live, the full range of human experiences and emotions are on display in this precious set of 150 poems. Join us this summer in worship as we delve into the prayerbook and songbook of the Bible, the Psalms.
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Outward: The Book of Acts
The book of Acts derives its name from the “Acts of the Apostles,” but what we will see together is that the catalyst behind the church’s explosive growth was not human courage or strategy, but the power of God’s Word and Spirit – from Jerusalem, across the Roman world, and to the ends of the earth. That story continues to this day. From the first to the twenty-first century, the Word is advancing outward by the power of the Holy Spirit – transforming hearts, homes and cultures in our own day. We are not merely studying history – we are also participating in the ongoing mission of God to save and sanctify for Himself a people that bear His Spirit and share His Word.41
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Outward: Strengthening, Encouraging, and Continuing (June 28, 2026)
Just as Paul’s life modeled a long obedience through many tribulations, so we encourage one another to do the same. – Pastor David Milroy
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Outward: Ups and Downs of the Christian Life (June 21, 2026)
No matter what blessings or burdens we are experiencing, our purpose is to point to Jesus.
Pastor David Milroy
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Outward: Boldly for the Lord (June 14, 2026)
There are different ways of embodying boldness for the Lord, but all are commanded to be bold.
Pastor David Milroy
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Outward: Continue in the Grace of God (June7, 2026)
The Word of God empowers us to continue in the grace of God.
Pastor David Milroy
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Outward: “By Him Everyone who Believes is Freed” (May 31, 2026)
Belief in the Risen Jesus justifies us before God, which is the greatest freedom we can experience, and exactly what we need. Acts 13: 13-40 – Pastor David Milroy
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Anchored In Truth
The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.8
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Anchored In Truth Revelation 21:1-4, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18“The Hope We Have”
Anchored In Truth
Revelation 21:1-4, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
“The Hope We Have”We are heading for life beyond what we can imagine.
The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.
Pastor David Milroy
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Anchored In Truth Matthew 28:18-20, John 17:10-11, Ephesians 4:1-6 “Bulwark, Bride, Body”
Anchored In Truth
Matthew 28:18-20, John 17:10-11, Ephesians 4:1-6
“Bulwark, Bride, Body”The Church is the wide body of all who are in Christ Jesus throughout geography and chronology. Baptism is the sacrament that affirms membership in this body. Sharing the Gospel message and making disciples is the mission of this body.
The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.
Pastor David Milroy
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Anchored In Truth Luke 24:50-53, Eph 1:15-23, Rev 19:11-16, Revelation 20:11-13 “Return of the King”
Anchored In Truth
Luke 24:50-53, Ephesians 1:15-23, Revelation 19:11-16, Revelation 20:11-13
“Return of the King”Jesus ascended, is at the right hand of the Father, and will return gloriously to reign and rule
The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.
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Anchored In Truth John 16:7-15, Romans 8:13-17 “The Giver of Life”
Anchored In Truth
John 16:7-15, Romans 8:13-17
“The Giver of Life”The Holy Spirit is God, and the giver of life.
Pastor David will lead us through Scripture as it pertains to the Nicene Creed.The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.
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Anchored In Truth 1 Corinthians 15:3-8, Luke 23:44-46 “The Crux of Our Faith”
Anchored In Truth
1 Corinthians 15:3-8, Luke 23:44-46
“The Crux of Our Faith”Jesus took on death, conquered it, and rose victoriously for our sake.
Rev. Tanner Fixari delivers the message.
The Nicene Creed is the most important statement of Christian belief outside of Scripture. It was written to clarify who Jesus is in response to various competing claims about him, claims that would change Christianity altogether. It helped the Church stay grounded in biblical truth when under tremendous internal threat. This summer, we’ll study the Nicene Creed in a sermon series titled “Anchored in Truth” to better understand our Triune God and the faith we confess, and apply these truths to our lives today.
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From Beginning to Babel
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures.26
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From Beginning to Babel Genesis 11:10-12:4; “The Cost of Going, The Cost of Not Going”
From Beginning to Babel
Genesis 11:10-12:4
“The Cost of Going, The Cost of Not Going”God is at work in all kinds of mysterious, wonderful ways in our world and in the lives of those around us. We will be blessed in all kinds of ways, and will be a blessing to others,, if we are willing to go where He leads us.
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures.
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From Beginning to Babel “What we Can and Cannot Do” Genesis 11:1-9
From Beginning to Babel
“What we Can and Cannot Do”
Genesis 11:1-9God has given us the ability to accomplish incredible things, from human flight to sequencing DNA to creating Buffalo chicken dip. But we are utterly helpless to reach up to God, and build a meaningful world for ourselves apart from Him. Everything we do depends upon Him, especially and including salvation from our sinfulness.
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures.
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From Beginning to Babel “Legacy” – Genesis 10:1-32
From Beginning to Babel
“Legacy”
Genesis 10:1-32Your vision for your family is of utmost importance. There is a long-term effect, and it is one of the greatest investments you make in your life.
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures. -
From Beginning to Babel “Flawed but Faithful” – Genesis 9:18-29NAPC Sermon 6 8 25
Noah, “blameless in his generation,” “righteous,” who “walked with God,” is also, as it turns out, a sinner in need of grace. We are the same, and this truth should lead us to “cover” the sins and faults of those whom we love especially, just as Jesus has covered our own sins.
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures. -
From Beginning to Babel “God’s Covenant Rainbow” Genesis 9:8-17
From Beginning to Babel
“God’s Covenant Rainbow”
Genesis 9:8-17God makes and keeps wonderful promises to us, to preserve us in Genesis 9, and for the next 1,180 chapters, to save us as well.
With profound clarity and concision, the first eleven chapters of Genesis display the glory and being of the eternal Creator, the goodness and beauty of His creation, and His special relationship with His created image-bearers. In this series we will see humanity in all of its beautiful fullness and terrifying depravity, and our covenant-making, merciful God who will not abandon His creatures.
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Five Down Five To Go
We are at the halfway point of the 2020’s and it’s been a wild ride so far. What has the Lord done at NAPC the last five years? What will we see Him do in the next five? How might we give generously to help make a lasting impact in the coming year? These are the things we will be considering together as a church over the next two weeks in our series “Five Down, Five to Go”.2
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Five Down, Five To Go: “Keep Pushing”Genesis 14:17-20 and Matthew 25:14-30
Five Down, Five To Go
Week 2: Keep Pushing
Genesis 14:17-20 and Matthew 25:14-30In order to carry out the work we believe God has for us, we will need to risk and give and serve with great commitment.
We are at the halfway point of the 2020’s and it’s been a wild ride so far. What has the Lord done at NAPC the last five years? What will we see Him do in the next five? How might we give generously to help make a lasting impact in the coming year? These are the things we will be considering together as a church over the next two weeks in our series “Five Down, Five to Go”.
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Five Down, Five To Go Philippians 1:3-5
Five Down, Five To Go
Week 1: Thank you!
The last 5 years for NAPC have been a tribute to God’s goodness and our people’s faithfulness. Thank you!Philippians 1:3-5
We are at the halfway point of the 2020’s and it’s been a wild ride so far. What has the Lord done at NAPC the last five years? What will we see Him do in the next five? How might we give generously to help make a lasting impact in the coming year? These are the things we will be considering together as a church over the next two weeks in our series “Five Down, Five to Go”.
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