Nehemiah
Nehemiah, contemporary of Ezra and cupbearer to the king in the Persian palace, leads the third and last return to Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile.  His concern for the welfare of Jerusalem and its inhabitants prompts him to take bold action.  Granted permission to return to his homeland, Nehemiah challenges his countrymen to arise and rebuild the shattered walls of Jerusalem.  In spite of opposition from without and abuse from within, the task is completed in only fifty-two days -- a feat which even the enemies of Israel must attribute to God's enabling.  By contrast, the task of reviving and reforming the people of God within those rebuilt walls demands years of Nehemiah's godly life and leadership.
Focus	Reconstruction of the Wall		Restoration of the People
	1:1                                      7:73		8:1                                            13:31
Divisions	Preparation to Reconstruct the Wall	Reconstruction of the Wall	Renewal of the Covenant	Obedience to the Covenant
	1:1               2:20	3:1                   7:73	8:1                10:39	11:1                   13:31
Topics	Political		Spiritual
	Construction		Instruction
Place	Jerusalem
Time	19 Years (444--425 B.C.)

 Pastor Duckett preached from the book of Nehemiah Sunday, October 13, 2013. 

 

 

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Nahum
Nineveh was a city build to last.  Surrounded by high walls, fortified with two hundred towers, encircled by a deep moat, it was truly an invincible and impregnable fortress -- or so the Ninevites thought!  But according to the prophet Nahum, the proud city and its inhabitants would be powerless to stand before God's coming wrath.  In the 150 years since Jonah's remarkable revival, the people of Nineveh has returned to their defiant, immoral ways.  Nahum's preaching is not a call to repentance (like Jonah's), but a decree of death for an evil people who have "worn out" the patience of God.
Focus	Destruction of Nineveh Decreed		Destruction of Nineveh Described		Destruction of Nineveh Deserved
	1:1                                    1:15		2:1                                                      2:13		3:1                                          3:19
Divisions	General Principles of Divine Judgment	Destruction of Nineveh and  Deliverance of Judah	Call to Battle	Description of the Destruction of Nineveh	Reasons for the Destruction of Nineveh	Destruction of Nineveh is Inevitable
	1:1     1:8	1:9           1:15	2:1           2:2	2:3                   2:13	3:1          3:7	3:12        3:19
Topics	Verdict of Vengeance		Vision of Vengeance		Vindication of Vengeance
	What God Will Do		How God Will Do It		Why God Will Do It
Place	In Judah against Nineveh, Capital of Assyria
Time	c. 660 B.C.

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NVCC Being a blessing

Church Picnic

The New Vision Christian Church is having their annual church picnic August 10th, 2013 from 2pm to 6pm.  It will be held at Millcreek Park Area C pavilion  Have some fun, food and fellowship.
RSVP at 609-614-0771

NVCC June 2, 2013 service, Pastor Duckett
Genesis 12: 1-3

God wants us to continue to stay close to Him as we journey to the place God has for us.  Pursuing His direction through every step.  Having faith to see what God says will happen, that is not currently manifested. 

We are blessed to be a blessing.  God has blessed us as believers and we are charged to be a blessing to others.  All nations are blessed through Christ.

NVCC Being a blessing

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NVCC worship March 10th

New Vision Christian Church would like to invite you to Sunday Worship Service. If you are in the Willingboro, NJ area, come and have a blessed time in the Lord as we fellowship and learn more about Christ. 

 

 

Sunday School

9:00am

Church Service

10:00am

NVCC worship March 10th

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