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My text for today is The Parable of the Sower in Mark 4. I don’t particularly think of sowing this time of year, but of the results or rewards of what was sown. Did you know you will have a harvest even if you do not sow or even if your crops fail? It won’t be what you want or what you…
Pastor Ann Salyer joined the Church of the Nazarene because she felt called to be a mission president. She had been a Catholic, but when she began seriously reading the Bible, she knew she needed to look for something more. There were many church visits, trying to find the place God wanted her to…
“If God showed us what our lives were going to be like,” says recent NBC graduate Michelle Jennett, “it would be overwhelming!” That must be why He has given her a calling and the grace to follow Him one day at a time.
Michelle Jennett accepted Christ when she was just…
Nazarene Bible College (NBC) is pleased to announce the unanimous election of Rev. Douglas R. Pierce as its 8th president, effective December 1, 2025. The decision was made by the Board of Trustees in consultation with the Board of General Superintendents for the Church of the Nazarene.
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Nazarene Bible College celebrates the unanimous election of Rev. Douglas R. Pierce as its 8th president, effective December 1, 2025. Rev. Pierce brings 45 years of ministry experience, including 12 years as district superintendent for the Arizona District Church of the Nazarene. He and his wife…
At Nazarene Bible College, our students don’t fit the mold of traditional college students. They are adults who have responded to God’s call to ministry—often later in life—while already balancing the demands of family, full-time work, and active service in their churches…
When we look at the Bible and the stories of what God asked people to do, it might be easy to think, “Say what, God? Did you really say that? Did I hear you correctly? Is this really what you want me to do? I mean, this is unprecedented, it's foolish, it's absurd!”
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Doug Pierce did not start his college years planning to be a pastor. In fact, he was studying administration and finance at Southern Nazarene University. He was already married and had a good business job to return to after graduation. Then, in his third year of college, something began to change.
Nazarene Bible College today announced its 2025 Giving Tuesday focus, emphasizing student scholarship support as the institution's primary funding priority for December 2, 2025. This initiative seeks to address the growing financial burden faced by ministerial students—many of whom…
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