NCC-Nashville Christian Church

NCC-Nashville Christian Church We offer Bible based learning, Sunday and Wednesday Services for adult and youth.

05/30/2026

Tomorrow our youth lead the service with Don preaching. Come on out and encourage our youth who are stepping out of their comfort zone to serve and help us focus on God during the service. Hope to see you tomorrow!

05/06/2026

Join us tonight for church! Our adults meet at 6:30 for Bible study with supper following. The kids have no class tonight.
We are having a Fellowship Night for our teens who are headed to Carthage to bowl, all 34 of us!

04/30/2026

This Sunday is Graduation Sunday in our Youth group! Come pray over our graduates with us. Our Kindergartners are headed to 1st grade and 8th graders are headed into high school. Both groups will work at finding their way in a whole new school dynamic. Let's pray that they are leaders and shine Jesus into their friend groups and into their classrooms.
We have 4 high school seniors and we pray that as they go out into the world to college and the workforce, that they will make good decisions based on God's Word and that they will continue to shine for Jesus and grow in their faith.
And we have a college graduate who is starting her new career and we pray that she will shine Jesus into her new 4th grade classroom and continue to grow in her faith.
Thank you for being such a praying church family. See you on Sunday!

01/26/2026

Take a moment and study the Bible with our youth: You can read about David and the Ark (2 Samuel 5-6)
Our take away: God is worthy of worship.
God gave King David great victories. He decided to bring back the ark of the covenant. He and the people had a great celebration, worshiping God along the way. David’s wife, Michal, saw David dancing and worshiping, and she was angry. She ridiculed him for being an embarrassment, but David responded that he was willing to look even more foolish for God. Worshiping Him was more important than what people thought.
In the Old Testament, the ark of the covenant was a symbol of God’s presence with His people. When Jesus came to Earth, He was Emmanuel—God with us. John 1:14 says: And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. God loved us so much that He became man and physically present. Because Jesus is fully man and fully God, only He could die on the cross for our sins and make a way for us to be forgiven so we can be in God’s presence forever.
Read Matthew 15:8-9. This makes it clear that worship is, first and foremost, about the heart. The religious leaders in the book of Matthew, did and said things that looked and sounded like worship, but they didn’t truly love God from the heart. Their actions and words didn’t please God because they weren’t motivated by love.
This is why Jesus called them “whitewashed tombs”. They looked good on the outside but were dead on the inside.
If we want to worship in a way that pleases the Lord, we need to start with our hearts. If we don’t love God from the heart, then nothing else matters.

No service on 1/25/26
01/24/2026

No service on 1/25/26

01/23/2026

On Wednesday nights, the youth have several OCC students coming to lead us in worship!
Our study highlights:

David and the Ark (2 Samuel 5-6)
Our take away: God is worthy of worship.
God gave King David great victories. He decided to bring back the ark of the covenant so that his nation would have the presence of God with them. He and the people had a great celebration, worshiping God along the way. David’s wife, Michal, saw David dancing and worshiping, and she was angry. She ridiculed him for being an embarrassment, but David responded that he was willing to look even more foolish for God. Worshiping Him was more important than what people thought. Galatians 1:10 Matthew 15:8-9
In the Old Testament, the ark of the covenant was a symbol of God’s presence with His people. When Jesus came to Earth, He was Emmanuel—God with us. John 1:14 says: And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. God loved us so much that He became man and physically present. Because Jesus is fully man and fully God, only He could die on the cross for our sins and make a way for us to be forgiven so we can be in God’s presence forever.

We would love for you to come and join us Wednesdays at 6:30 for Bible Study. And supper at 7:30.

01/12/2026

Our older youth are studying how God is our King this month on Wednesday nights. Many of you are interested in what they are learning and some of our parents want to use what the kids are learning in their family devotion time. So this year, we will post the highlights of what the class is learning and some ideas of how to discuss and study this further at home.

This Month’s Biblical Theme Is: God is King
God is King, reigning with absolute authority, justice and love over all creation. As the sovereign Ruler, His power is unmatched, and His wisdom guides the universe with perfect order and purpose. Unlike the earthly king the Israelites cried out for, God’s reign is eternal and unchanging, filled with mercy and grace for His people. He governs with a heart of compassion, inviting all to find refuge under His divine protection and provision. As King, He calls His followers to honor Him with reverence and obedience, promising an everlasting kingdom of peace and joy for those who trust in Him.

Read about Israel’s First King (1 Samuel 8:1–9; 13:1–14, 15:10–29)

This week's take away: God is the one true King.
King Saul was chosen to lead the Israelites. When Saul led the Israelites into battle against the Philistines, he became frightened and disobeyed God. King Saul viewed himself as the ultimate authority in Israel, and this upset God. Samuel, one of God’s judges, tried to help Saul and the Israelites, but Saul still didn’t listen. Because he disobeyed God and forgot that God is the one true King, Saul had to face consequences and his time as king came to an end.
Much like Israel did what was right in their own eyes and demanded a king to rule over them, their own king did things his own way instead of God’s way. God is the One true King because He always does what is good and right. We all try to do things our own way—we all sin. We let other things rule over us instead of God. We can’t fix our sin problem on our own. Jesus died on the cross and rose again, making a way for us to be forgiven from sin. He is the one true King forever!

Who is this King of glory? The Lord of hosts, He is the King of glory! (Psalm 24:10)

01/03/2026

Come and join the New Year with us this Sunday, January 4th! Worship begins at 10:30 and Children's Church at 11:00. Hope to see you there!
Our 5th grade and up youth will be staying after church to start up a Youth Service Team that will meet each 1st Sunday after church. God calls His church to serve and we are His Church!
Each month we will sign up for service and go through some training. We will also have lunch together and a game time.
Let's listen to what God is calling His Church to do and work together to accomplish His Will! So far we have 21 signed up to come! We are excited to see what God has in store for His Church in Nashville!

11/26/2025

Hope you will come and worship with us this Sunday, November 30th! The youth are leading worship! come out and support them as they serve God in His House!
Church begins at 10:30AM!

11/17/2025

Join us this week for our Wednesday youth Bible study as we finish up our study of God is King. We have learned He is reigning with absolute authority, justice and love over all creation. And as the sovereign Ruler, His power is unmatched, and His wisdom guides the universe with perfect order and purpose.
Unlike the earthly king the Israelites cried out for, God’s reign is eternal and unchanging, filled with mercy and grace for His people. He governs with a heart of compassion, inviting all to find refuge under His divine protection and provision. As King, He calls His followers to honor Him with reverence and obedience, promising an everlasting kingdom of peace and joy for those who trust in Him.
Join us at 6:30 for Bible study and at 7:30 for potluck supper! We also have a 3yrs-4th grade class and an adult Bible study. Hope you will join us!

Address

1038 SW 88th Road
Oronogo, MO
64855

Opening Hours

Wednesday 6:30am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 12am

Telephone

+14178423364

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