Arrogance and humility
In Primary Chapel this term, we are continuing our series in the Book of Daniel. Chapter 4 tells a strange story of King Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon in the 6th Century BC. The King became incredibly arrogant over time, and eventually, God stripped him of many of his faculties and his kingdom. Over seven years, the King eventually repents and humbly recognises God.
Chapel Series: ‘Rest’ and hedgetrimmers
In our Chapel series on rest, we looked at the concept of simplicity, asking: what if we simplified the way we engage with our material goods?
Rest and restlessness
This term, chapel has the theme of rest. Based on the book The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, we plan to unpack the reasons for our tiredness and restlessness and discover practices and strategies to combat these.
Why we sing in Chapel at NBCS
Singing together is powerful. It provides us with the opportunity to unify in a way that many other mediums do not allow: the same words are said; all voices are in tune; and everyone is in time. You will see it at concerts, sports stadiums, funerals and weddings. Most nations have an anthem that helps unite them! As a Christian School, singing is a part of who we are.
Certain hope at Easter
We live in a lavish, beautiful world - a playground to explore and enjoy. However, just about all of us would have experienced the hurt and brokenness of our world. Unfortunately, life can be dark at times. And long periods of darkness lead...