JR camp is coming

Every year we take our kids to Camp WOW in North Carolina. It’s a week filled with canoeing, fishing, crafts, dodge ball, exciting object lessons, rope swings, the BLOB, songs kids love to sing, moving worship services, and much, much more.

Every year we have a few churches join us at camp. We really have a great camp lined up this year. If you’re church has kids age 8-12 we’d love for them to join us at camp this year. We have plenty of room and tons of fun to go around. This year our speaker will be Jeff Pope, from Mt. Calvary Christan Academy in North Carolina. Jeff uses music, illusions, and preaching to illustrate the gospel to kids of all ages.

Here are some camp pictures.

If you have any questions email me at marcneppl@yahoo.com

a man named Judah

This message reveals the power of second chances. In Genesis 44 we find a man who is given an opportunity to repeat his mistake, or make it right once and for all.

How would you spend your last week?

The week before He died, Jesus spent a week in Bethany. This village was a place for sick and poor people. Where would you spend your last week, if you knew it was your last week? That’s just one of a few questions addressed in this pre-Easter message.

 

Q&A interview about church planting

David and I shot this video to answer some questions many church planters and pastors have. We hope it helps.

fresh sermon content

Fresh Sermon Content

Here are two sermons I recently preached at CrossPointe.

Winter Update

Hey guys,

Hope you made it through Christmas and the New year in one piece. We just wanted to share a quick update from Suffolk. We just finished the year in review for 2012. We averaged about 115 for Sunday morning services in 2012, over 70 on Sunday nights, and 55 on Wednesdays. We had 311 visitors in 2012. We know of 23 that trusted Christ in 2012. So far our Winter attendance has remained strong, and God continues to bless.

I recently preached a four part series at CrossPointe called “Four conversations that changed the world.” Here are the sermon videos (side-note, the audio in the first two was acting up, we edited it the best we could)