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It’s easy to say you know God. But do you show it by how you live? In 1 John lesson #10, Pastor Freddy describes the importance of backing up your claim with action.
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Recorded Lessons
Looking for a Bible study you missed or interested in listening to a class again? Find our full library of Bible study lessons here.
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Bible Study Live Streaming
Join us each Sunday morning and Wednesday night with Pastor Freddy Cortez as he teaches the congregation through biblically based messages.
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Biblical Resources
From Pastor Inghram’s blog to diagrams and doctrinal definitions, National Capital Bible Church has a number of resources meant to aid your spiritual growth.
Who is National Capital Bible Church?
National Capital Bible Church, affectionately known as NCBC by our congregation, is a non-denominational, independent Bible church located in Northern Virginia.
We exist for the purpose of glorifying God through the presentation of the Gospel and helping believers on their journey to spiritual maturity, while also providing the opportunity for fellowship.
Meet Pastor Freddy Cortez
Alfredo I. Cortez, Jr. has been pastoring churches since 1990. He started out with the Baptist General Conference churches that had a particular interest on Filipino-Americans in the United States. Freddy has a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies (2003) and a Doctor of Ministry (2007). In 1998, Freddy founded Church of Hope (COH) and has been the pastor since. In 2004, he created Hope Bible Institute (HBI) with the goal of providing free seminary level courses to pastors, deacons, and church workers. HBI had two satellite schools in the Philippines and one in Cameroon, Africa but work was temporarily discontinued when Freddy suffered a medical emergency in 2018. He is happily married to Corrine and they are blessed with two daughters, Alex and Emily, and a son, Joshua. He has recently relocated to Virginia sensing a prompting from God and made possible by his wife’s recent active duty orders to Washington, DC.
Meet Pastor Inghram
Knowledgeable on systematic theology, biblical exposition, and biblical Hebrew and Greek, Pastor Daniel Curtis Inghram served National Capital Bible Church from August 2005 to July 2022. A Marine Corps Veteran and Seminary adjunct professor, Pastor Inghram considered it a privilege to serve NCBC and the nation by studying and teaching the Word of God. Pastor Inghram, after 17 years of teaching, announced his retirement in July 2022. Medical issues resulting from his brain tumor did not allow him to study and teach at a level he believes his Congregation deserves. So, we all thank him for those many years of dedicated service to this church. On Oct 22, 2022, the NCBC gave a tribute to Pastor Dan Inghram for his 17 years of faithful service as the pastor the NCBC. Listen to the audio here.
First Time at NCBC?
Have you been searching for a church to join? Whether you are new to the area, new to Christianity, or simply looking for a new church home, National Capital Bible Church would love to meet you.
We’ve outlined what you can expect on your first visit, so you know the experience ahead of you.
Live Stream
Thanks to the advancement of technology and the digital age, we are proud to offer live streaming of Pastor Freddy Cortez’s messages. For those of you unable to join us physically on Sundays, you can still be up to date on the latest Bible study.
Our Outreach
At National Capital Bible Church, our congregation is proud to support a number of local, national and global organizations. From missionaries to Child Evangelism Fellowship, NCBC follows God’s instruction to act as servants for His will.
This Month at NCBC
Are you looking for more information on NCBC’s month ahead? Enjoy our monthly bulletin. Each bulletin contains a calendar of the month ahead and important announcements.
Understanding 2 Corinthians 13:5 properly is crucial for believers' spiritual well-being and assurance. Misinterpretation can lead to doubt. In this article, Pastor Freddy provides a free grace perspective of this verse.