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The Table is a podcast of Northwest Bible Church in Tucson AZ. All rights reserved. www.northwestbible.com Episode #1 of our new attempt at podcasting! Jeff and Lucas discuss how to structure a worship service, and why we do it like we do at Northwest Bible church

Northwest Bible Church – 6/30/24 – Joshua – Alan Conner Josh. 1:10-18 Joshua takes the Lead Intro A. PREPARE FOR THE CAMPAIGN (Joshua 1:10-11). 1. God's charge is now carried out (Joshua 1:10-11; cf. 1:2).   2. Prepare your provisions (Joshua 1:11).   3. Joshua's God-centered focus.      B. UNITE FOR THE CAMPAIGN (Joshua 1:12-18). 1. Joshua's exhortation to Reuben, Gad, ½ Manasseh (Joshua 1:12-15). a. Remember the agreement.   Cf. Numb. 21; 32.    b. When your brothers can rest, you can return (Joshua 1:15 c. Unity is key for the coming battle.       Cf. Ps. 133:1; Jn. 17:11, 23; Eph. 4:3, 13; Col. 3:14. 2. Their response (Joshua 1:16-18).    a. THREE  PROMISES (Joshua 1:16-17a).       b.  ONE ENCOURAGEMENT (Joshua 1:17b).    c. ONE CURSE (Joshua 1:18a).   d. ONE EXHORTATION (Joshua 1:18b).    Conclusion

Episode 264 is with Cory Dicarro. My friend is the Groups and Discipleship Pastor for Northwest Bible Church in Hilliard, Ohio. Cory and I have been friends for years. He was my children's Youth Pastor and left his fingerprints all over their lives. We cover a lot in this interview. Thank you Cory and may God continue to work in your life. Cory serves as the Groups & Discipleship Pastor. He has a long history with Northwest and has served in various pastoral roles. He's passionate about seeing people grow in their relationship with Jesus and connect in authentic community. Hobbies Reading his Bible with a good cup of coffee Spending time with family and friends Listening to music Walks with his wife Kelly Being active with his two boys Working out --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aaronconrad/support

Northwest Bible Church – 3/19/23 – 1 Thess. – Alan Conner 1 Thess. 1:1 Salutation Intro A. THE AUTHOR. 1. Paul 2. Silvanus and Timothy 3. Principle: team leadership B. THE RECIPIENTS. 1. “to the church of the Thessalonians” a. the original meaning of the word “church” – ekklesia. b. the significance of it in the NT 2. “In God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.” a. the significance of the preposition “in” b. The significance of the name “Lord Jesus Christ” C. THE BLESSING. 1. Grace 2. Peace Conclusion Discussion Questions: Why do you think the principle of “team leadership” is important in the church? What are the disadvantages of having only one leader? What does it mean that we are “in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ”? What encouragement can we draw from this truth? Can you summarize the meaning of each word in the name “Lord Jesus Christ”? What impact does each word in this name have on our Christian lives? What does “grace” and “peace” mean and why do we need it everyday?

Throughout the Bible, you find described that there really are just one of two ways to live. Psalm 1 highlights that distinction clearly: walk in the way of sinners or delight in God's Word. Which path will you choose? Can you even truly be the kind of person that walks the path God would have you? Listen to Pastor Aaron Browning, from Northwest Bible Church, point us to the Blessed Man of Psalm 1.

Northwest Bible Church – 7/24/22 – 2 Peter – Alan Conner 2 Peter 3:4-15 Peter's Eschatology Intro A. OBSERVATIONS 1. Christ's second coming is the focus. 2 Pet. 1:16; 3:4, 10, 12, 18. 2. The present world and the ungodly are judged at the same time (2 Peter 3:7). 3. God creates a new heavens and new earth (3:13). B. COMPARED WITH PREMILLENNIALISM. 1. Overview of Premillennialism. 2. Timing of the judgment of the ungodly. 3. Timing of the new heavens and new earth. 4. The duration of the kingdom of Christ. 2 Pet. 1:11; Gen. 13:15; 17:8; Ex. 32:13; Ps. 37:29; Isa. 60:21; Jer. 25:5. 5. The character of the Premil. Kingdom. C. COMPARED WITH POSTMILLENNIALISM. 1. Overview – 2. Peter's view of the kingdom of righteousness. 3. Peter's view in Acts 3:19-21. D. COMPARED WITH AMILLENNIALISM. 1. No earthly kingdom 2. Judgment of ungodly and new heavens and new earth at second coming. E. ESCHATOLOGICAL HOPE (3:14-15). 1. Looking for the new heavens and new earth (2 Peter 3:14). 2. Ethical exhortations (2 Peter 3:14-15). a. Diligence – cf. 1:5-7, 10. b. peace – c. spotless and blameless - 3. God's patience is salvation (2 Peter 3:15). Conclusion

Northwest Bible Church – 7/24/22 – 2 Peter – Alan Conner 2 Peter 3:4-15 Peter's Eschatology Intro A. OBSERVATIONS 1. Christ's second coming is the focus. 2 Pet. 1:16; 3:4, 10, 12, 18. 2. The present world and the ungodly are judged at the same time (2 Peter 3:7). 3. God creates a new heavens and new earth (3:13). B. COMPARED WITH PREMILLENNIALISM. 1. Overview of Premillennialism. 2. Timing of the judgment of the ungodly. 3. Timing of the new heavens and new earth. 4. The duration of the kingdom of Christ. 2 Pet. 1:11; Gen. 13:15; 17:8; Ex. 32:13; Ps. 37:29; Isa. 60:21; Jer. 25:5. 5. The character of the Premil. Kingdom. C. COMPARED WITH POSTMILLENNIALISM. 1. Overview – 2. Peter's view of the kingdom of righteousness. 3. Peter's view in Acts 3:19-21. D. COMPARED WITH AMILLENNIALISM. 1. No earthly kingdom 2. Judgment of ungodly and new heavens and new earth at second coming. E. ESCHATOLOGICAL HOPE (3:14-15). 1. Looking for the new heavens and new earth (2 Peter 3:14). 2. Ethical exhortations (2 Peter 3:14-15). a. Diligence – cf. 1:5-7, 10. b. peace – c. spotless and blameless - 3. God's patience is salvation (2 Peter 3:15). Conclusion

On Daily Faith, joining us to share a few crazy encounters and stories about the love of Jesus is Pastor Neil Tomba. He is the Senior Pastor of Northwest Bible Church in Dallas, TX. Over eighteen years ago, Pastor Neil went on a bike ride and met a couple of people along the way who shared a few stories with him. This sparked a crazy idea in his heart for the ministry on his way home. Today, Pastor Neil shares how this bigger-than-life adventure became a reality. He recently set out on a nationwide tour of America and encountered many of those lost, hurting, happy, and longing to be heard. Pastor Neil has authored a book entitled The Listening Road: One Man's Ride Across America To Start Conversations About God from this journey. As he set out on this grand adventure in hopes of helping someone else's life, his life was ultimately enriched by their stories. The Christian life is not about preaching or arguing theology; it's simply about listening, coming together in community, sharing, and supporting one another through the love of Jesus. After all, Jesus is the best example of love there will ever be, and what better way to share His love than to listen; it's amazing what you will hear. To learn more about Northwest Bible Church with Pastor Neil Tomba, please see www.northwestbible.org, and to get your copy of Pastor Neil's latest book, The Listening Road, go to www.neiltomba.com. The Orphans Hands is the heart of our outreach ministry in Moldova and Ukraine. We have been rescuing orphaned children from rejection and abandonment for over thirty years. Due to the harsh living conditions and lack of support, many helpless children grow up in an orphanage, fearing they will never know the love of a family. When they come of age, they are forced out of the orphanages, back into a helpless lifestyle. This peril brings about the desperation that often leads to the risks of human trafficking. We have a village of homes in Moldova called Vatra Village, and before the war on Ukraine, we had a home in Odessa. We provide for them and encourage them to discover who they are created to be in Christ upon coming into our homes. No longer orphans; they are sons and daughters missionaries for the Kingdom of God! Their faith has been put to action amid the war. They are meeting the needs of the people by supplying food, warm blankets, and a listening ear to a desperate community. They are indeed a light in the darkness for the Gospel of Jesus. Thank you for your continued prayers and generous support that help make this possible! For more information about you can help by sending your Mercy Gift today, please visit The Orphans Hands ministry at www.theorphanshands.org.

Pastor Neil Tomba embarked on an amazing journey across America bicycling from Santa Monica, CA to Annapolis, MD. That took 33 days covering 3,000 miles. His simple mission was to stop along the way to have intentional conversations with people from all walks of life and belief systems about the things that really matter in their lives—issues of faith, matters of the soul, experiences that affect everything people think about. The toll it took physically was excruciating having started the trip with injuries riding his bike just days before!His book The Listening Road is a fascinating account of the physical strain it took, his health he almost lost, yet an incredible journey hearing real people share ‘real talk' with a perfect stranger – Pastor Tomba.Tune in to hear surprising chats Neil had with perfect strangers.

Northwest Bible Church - 12-12-21 - 1 Peter - Alan Conner 1 Peter 4:12-14 Medicine for Suffering Saints Intro THE PURPOSE OF YOUR SUFFERING (1 Peter 4:12). “fiery ordeal” - Don't be surprised - The purpose of suffering is for our testing. REJOICE NOW WHEN YOU SUFFER (1 Peter 4:13-14).   Difference in intensity -“to the degree that you share the sufferings of Christ” (1 Peter 4:13). Reasons for rejoicing. a) Fellowship with Christ (1 Peter 4:13) - b) Fellowship with the Holy Spirit (1 Peter 4:14) -   FUTURE REJOICING WHEN CHRIST RETURNS (1 Peter 4:13b). Present suffering will lead to future rejoicing - This rejoicing is “with exultation” - The revelation of His glory - Conclusion

In the Narthex - A Theology of the Gathering by Northwest Bible Church of Tucson

Neil Tomba is the Senior Pastor of Northwest Bible Church and an avid cyclist. Years ago, Neil began dreaming about combining two of his greatest passions: having conversations about Jesus and spending time in the great outdoors. In June 2019, Neil cycled across the United States where, along the way, he engaged in conversations with individuals from all walks of life. It wasn't just a one way conversation. He wanted to hear the hearts of the people he met. The journey was captured by a film team and has been turned into a book. https://www.neiltomba.com/ http://instagram.com/neiltomba https://www.facebook.com/NeilTomba/ https://twitter.com/neiltomba  

Dustin Plantholt's “Life's Tough—YOU can be TOUGHER!” podcast this week features Pastor Neil Tomba, Senior Pastor of Northwest Bible Church of Dallas, Texas, who cycled nearly 3,000 miles across the country from California to Maryland on his quest to reach out and listen to people and sharing the Jesus he loved through conversations with others. During his recent interview with Dustin, Pastor Tomba shared how he had "met 150-250 people" in total—and had "116 recorded conversations" about faith and Jesus in 30 days—with people from all walks of life. Some of these total strangers were very open—and others very skeptic about this cycling preacher—shared with Tomba "their life experiences, griefs and struggles, while others wanted to give back" to their communities. Some even openly discussed with him about faith, their experiences with the church, and matters of the soul. Tomba also learned how "true connection is possible when we truly listen to others, instead of rushing to judgment or trying to provide answers to their questions. This provided him a chance to learn of these people' search for and substance by listening to their stories without judgment, and to lead conversation out of curiosity and love,” adds Tomba. Pastor Tomba's incredible and physically stressful month-long journey was captured by a professional film team led by Jonathon Link and became a documentary series in 2020. This remarkable story and what he learned about the power of listening was also documented in his newly published book earlier this month: The Listening Road: One Man's Ride Across America to Start Conversations About God. To learn more about Pastor Neil Tomba, visit www.neiltomba.com, and join us for new episodes of Life's Tough: You Can Be TOUGHER! here on the “Life's Tough” channel! Dustin Plantholt is founder and CEO of Life's Tough. Surviving a traumatic childhood and now raising a family of his own, he is dedicated to helping others find their voice through sharing their story. Dustin says “Together, we are sparking a movement and changing the world, one heart at a time. It's life … life is tough … but YOU can be TOUGHER!”

Northwest Bible Church - 4/11/2021 - 1 Peter - Alan Conner1 Pet 1:3-5Our Heavenly Inheritance Intro A. BLESSED BE THE AUTHOR OF OUR INHERITANCE (1 Pet 1:3). 1. God is blessed. 2. We do not add to His blessedness when we praise God. B. THE BLESSING OF OUR HEAVENLY INHERITANCE (1 Pet 1:3-5). 1. God the Father has caused us to be born again (1 Pet 1:3 2. We are born again by the great mercy of the Father (1 Pet 1:33. Born again to a living hope (1 Pet 1:3). 4. The hope of our inheritance (1 Pet 1:4). a. imperishable - b. undefiled - c. will not fade away - d. reserved in heaven - C. THE RECIPIENTS OF THE INHERITANCE (1 Pet 1:5). 1. “for you” (1 Pet 1:4b) - 2. We are protected by the power of God through faith (1 Pet 1:5) - D. OUR INHERITANCE OF FUTURE SALVATION (1 Pet 1:5b). 1. It is future. 2. It is salvation from judgment. 1 Thess. 5:9; Rom. 5:9. Conclusion

Episode 024 | Uplifting Advent | Angela Cirocco We've had a wonderful couple of weeks in our Uplifting Advent series on YouTube. This past Monday, Angela Cirocco taught on the fight for joy and it brings me great joy to share it with you here. Angela Cirocco loves Jesus and dark roast coffee, in that order. She moved to Texas from Buffalo, NY 5 years ago and still can't get enough of Tex-Mex. The unexpected joy of her life is serving as the Minister to Women at Northwest Bible Church in Dallas. Angela has a Masters from Dallas Theological Seminary and a Bachelors in Nursing from Roberts Wesleyan College. No matter the setting, she delights to walk with women as they discover Jesus' love and grace. She praises God for air conditioning in the Texas summers, and come fall, Angela roots for the Buffalo Bills while yearning for the majestic colorful leaves of the Northeast. She misses snow only in December. Check out Angela's Uplifting Advent message... The Fight For Joy... Connect with Angela! Instagram: @ang5713 Scripture References Luke 2:8-20 Galatians 5:22-23 Mark 9:24 John 10:10 From the Show Uplifting Advent Series Uplifting Advent Gift Let's Connect Facebook: Mission: Uplift Instagram: @missionuplift Website: www.missionuplift.co Patreon: Mission: Uplift Email: missionuplift@gmail.com Subscribe: Apple | Google | Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/missionuplift/message

Corby LaCroix is the Worship Pastor for Northwest Bible Church but his path to get there is an interesting story. An early and successful career in country music which led to where he is today. He is one of the most talented people I've me. We talk 90's country music, worship music, family and many other things.

Have you ever been angry with God or felt beyond frustrated that you couldn’t control a painful situation? Nothing can make us feel more chaotic than when we are totally unable to control a specific situation, person or even what’s happening to our own bodies. In today’s episode, Bren shares about how she learned to totally relinquish control to God when faced with difficult circumstances in her life including cancer and infertility. Born and raised here in Dallas, Bren has never had to stray far from her hometown to find God’s plans for her. Her very favorite “things” big D has brought her are her husband of 25 years, Greg, and their daughter Jordan who attends TCU in Ft Worth. Bren graduated from SMU with a degree in music & vocal performance. Her musical background spans several genres and has allowed her to share the stage with everyone from local radio personalities, to Tony nominated artists, to Bob Hope, and LeAnn Rimes. Bren’s early music career was heavily focused in Regional Theater, where she performed roles such as Christine in Phantom, Mary in Jesus Christ Super Star, Magnolia in Showboat and Marion in The Music Man. Along the way, Bren has had her share of heartaches and challenges; from infertility and miscarriages, to a long battle with cancer. The Lord, however, has been gracious to give her many avenues to use her gifts to share of His faithfulness. While she has a deep love for musical theater, Bren could never escape her love for singing other genres and for leading worship. Those loves paired with her desire to encourage, shepherd and lead others inspired her to branch out into teaching, speaking, leading worship, and performing other events. Bren has been a private vocal coach for 24 years, teaching students ranging in age from 6 to 66. She has served as a speaker or worship leader for events at Highland Park Presbyterian Church, Park Cities Presbyterian Church, Northwest Bible Church, UT Southwestern Medical School, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Trinity Christian Academy, Leadership Formation International, Fellowship of Christian Women, & Dallas Theological Seminary. She served at Northwest Bible Church as a Worship Leader for 13 years and served as the Choir and Vocal Director there for 6 of those years. While Bren continues to enjoy speaking and singing at different events, as well as teaching voice lessons, she has added yet another title to her list! She is enjoying her 9th season as a Personal Cabi Stylist. As you’ll hear from her, she never dreamed that “personal stylist” would be a title on her resume, but she is so grateful she followed the Lord’s nudging to say yes to that. She is enjoying every moment of this unexpected, soul-filling, joy-giving opportunity to connect with and serve women right where they are. Bren’s story is one of enduring sickness and health, experiencing heartache and joy, and facing uncertainty with an unchanging, unmovable, FAITHFUL God. Whether it’s through her music, her words, or her cabi clothing, Bren’s mission is to help women to find joy, beauty and strength not only in WHO they are, but also in WHOSE they are… peace by piece. Connect With Bren  Instagram:@peace.by.piece Website: Bren Jones Cabi  Verses Psalm 40:1-4 "I waited patiently for the Lord; he turned to me and heard my cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand. He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear the Lord and put their trust in him. Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, who does not look to the proud, to those who turn aside to false gods." 2 Corinthians 10:5 "We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ." Isaiah 55:11 "so My word that comes from My mouth will not return to Me empty, but it will accomplish what I please and will prosper in what I send it to do.”  2 Timothy 1:7 "For God has not given us a spirit of fearfulness, but one of power, love, and sound judgment" Stay connected with Polished by: Attending a Polished event Following Polished on Instagram Joining the Polished Network Starting a Polished chapter in your area

Neil Tomba, pastor of Northwest Bible Church in Dallas, TX, discusses how conversations about Jesus in our current society require gentleness and respect. The post What I Learned While Riding My Bike appeared first on DTS Voice.

Neil Tomba, pastor of Northwest Bible Church in Dallas, TX, discusses how conversations about Jesus in our current society require gentleness and respect. The post What I Learned While Riding My Bike appeared first on DTS Voice.

Neil has served as the senior pastor for 17 years at one of the most well-known, well-loved churches in Dallas, Texas, Northwest Bible Church. Years ago, a huge dream was born in Neil’s heart when he discovered two of his greatest passions: having conversations about Jesus and spending time in the great outdoors.Neil decided loving Jesus meant more than just sermons every Sunday, it meant taking risks and sharing the Jesus he loved through conversations with others. In June 2019, Neil will be cycling across the United States where, along the way, he intends to engage in conversations about faith and Jesus with individuals from all walks of life.

Northwest Bible Church - 1/16/19 - Book of Acts - Alan Conner Acts 8:25-40 Providence and the Ethiopian Eunuch Intro A. PROVIDENTIAL GUIDANCE (Acts 8:25-27, 29). 1. Direction from an angel (Acts 8:26). 2. Direction from the Spirit (Acts 8:29). B. PROVIDENTIAL PREPARATION (Acts 8:27-33). 1. The Ethiopian eunuch (Acts 8:27-28). Ethiopian - Eunuch - Court official of Candace - Treasurer - Proselyte or God-fearer or Seeker - Chariot rider - 2. Reading the prophet Isaiah (Acts 8:30-34). C. PROVIDENTIAL PREACHING (Acts 8:34-40). 1. Philip preaches Jesus to him (Acts 8:35). 2. The Ethiopian is baptized (Acts 8:36-39). D. PHILIP’S EXIT (Acts 8:39-40). 1. The Spirit “snatched” Philip away (Acts 8:39). 2. Azotus to Caesarea (Acts 8:40). Conclusion

Northwest Bible Church - 10/21/2018 - Book of Acts - Alan Conner Acts 6:1-7 The Seven Servants Intro A. THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE PROBLEM (Acts 6:1). 1. The attack on the unity of the church. 2. Many challenges to UNITY in the early church. B. THE SECOND PHASE OF THE SOLUTION (Acts 6:3-7). 1. Choosing godly men to serve tables. a. The principle of delegation (Acts 6:3). b. The charge to select qualified men for this ministry (Acts 6:3). c. Implementing the plan (Acts 6:5-6). 2. The seven were successful (Acts 6:7). a. The word of God kept spreading. b. Disciples kept increasing. c. Priests were believing. CONCLUSION 1. Every church needs a mercy ministry. 2. Dealing with conflict. 3. The ministry of serving.

On today’s episode we’re talking with Neil Tomba. Neil has served as the senior pastor for 17 years at one of the most well known, well loved churches in Dallas, Texas, Northwest Bible Church. Years ago, a huge dream was born in Neil's heart when he discovered two of his greatest passions : having conversations about Jesus, and spending time in the great outdoors. Neil decided loving Jesus meant more than just listening to sermons every Sunday, it meant taking risks and sharing the Jesus he loved through conversations with others. In June 2019, Neil will be cycling across the United States where, along the way, he intends to engage in conversations about faith and Jesus with individuals from all walks of life. We know you'll enjoy diving into Neil's story and hearing the birth of this courageous dream. Connect with us: https://letsliveitwell.com @chrisgraebe @jennigraebe

Sharla Langston currently serves as the Minister of Generous Living at Northwest Bible Church, where she walks alongside God’s faithful stewards to encourage whole life generosity. This woman is all about giving! In addition, Sharla serves the national ministry of Generous Giving, whose mission is to spread the biblical message of generosity in order to grow generous givers among those entrusted with much. Sharla is a founder of Women Doing Well, an organization created to help Christian women live and give in God’s image. In addition, she serves individuals and families as a giving coach by helping faithful stewards discover and execute their unique giving design.  Sharla has a background as a petroleum engineer, U.S Congressional committee staff, and 10 years with Highland Park Presbyterian Church as the director of Lifestyle Stewardship. She spent 6 years with the National Christian Foundation helping givers maximize their resources for the Kingdom on their journeys of generosity. Sharla is the author of The Crowd-Sourced Marriage, Leveraging Your Trusted Community to Marry Well. She speaks and encourages Christians who desire marriage to trust the community God has provided for them. Sharla's story is unique for a few reasons: 1) she married later in life and 2) her entire career has been dedicated to helping others make the most of the resources they've been given by GIVING. Sharla is compassionate and loves encouraging young professional women. Join us in November to hear more of her story!