North JC Baptist Church

05/03/2026

A portion of our text for this morning's message from the Book of the Prophet Isaiah.

04/27/2026

Sermon Audio for Sunday, April 26, 2026.
Isaiah 24:1-20
"Isaiah's Overture: 'On That Day'"

Rick Powell | North Johnson City Baptist Church

04/27/2026

Our entire service for this past Lord's Day, April 26, 2026.
"Isaiah's Overture: 'On That Day'" (Isaiah 24:1-20)

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04/27/2026

A portion of our Psalm for this week (Psalm 123)

04/27/2026

Our catechism for this past Lord's Day, April 26, 2026.

04/27/2026

New to the NJCBC library (4/26/26)
The 1689 Handbook: A Chapter-by-Chapter Introduction
by Robert Strivens

Many Reformed Baptist churches worldwide and across the generations have adopted The 1689 Baptist Confession as an expression of their beliefs about what the Bible teaches.

The Confession summaries what the Bible says about the core topics of the Christian faith: Scripture, God, Christ, humanity, sin and salvation, the Church and the end times. Across history it has proven itself to be an effective way for churches to make known what they believe, to instruct their membership on the essentials of the faith and to guard against error. These benefits continue to be enjoyed by churches across cultures today.

Written with doctrinal insight, pastoral experience and a teacher's heart, The 1689 Handbook mines the Confession's riches, bringing its key teachings home to the reader with clarity and helpful application for both individual Christians and local churches. The unity and coherence of the Confession are emphasized throughout the book, helping the reader to enjoy it as an organic whole and to see how each doctrine fits together. Study questions enable the book to be used in small groups and in wider church settings.

04/27/2026

New to the NJCBC literature table (4/26/26)
Saul's Conversion
by George Whitefield

In this booklet George Whitefield gives an exposition of the biblical account of the conversion of Saul, who would later become the Apostle Paul. He focuses the attention of the reader on the grace of Jesus Christ to a persecutor of His church, Saul. This redeemed man who would be brought to conversion by Christ, who preached the very gospel which he had formerly persecuted, is a testimony to the truth that, in the words of Whitefield, "For all that we know to the contrary, some of those very persons, who are now persecuting, may be chosen from all eternity by God, and hereafter called in time, to edify and build up the church of Christ."

04/27/2026

Sermon Audio for Sunday, April 19th, 2026
Isaiah 1-23
King Over Judah and the Nations: A Review of Isaiah 1-23

Rick Powell | North Johnson City Baptist Church

04/27/2026

The entire service for Sunday, April 19th, 2026
Recap of Isaiah 1-23
King Over Judah and the Nations

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04/27/2026

Our catechism question for Sunday, April 19, 2026.