Northview Community Church

Why would a poor, persecuted church beg for the chance to give away what little they had?

Why would a poor, persecuted church beg for the chance to give away what little they had?

Why would a poor, persecuted church beg for the chance to give away what little they had?

Who is walking with you toward Jesus, and who are you walking with? 1 Thessalonians shows us what healthy, trustworthy discipleship can look like.

Who is walking with you toward Jesus, and who are you walking with? 1 Thessalonians shows us what healthy, trustworthy discipleship can look like.

Who is walking with you toward Jesus, and who are you walking with? 1 Thessalonians shows us what healthy, trustworthy discipleship can look like.

In Christ we are free to belong because Jesus brings us near, tears down the walls that divide us, and turns strangers into a family being built together by his Spirit.

In Christ we are free to belong because Jesus brings us near, tears down the walls that divide us, and turns strangers into a family being built together by his Spirit.

In Christ we are free to belong because Jesus brings us near, tears down the walls that divide us, and turns strangers into a family being built together by his Spirit.

Paul closes Galatians with one final message: grace with nothing added, freedom from the need to prove we belong, and a new creation where Jesus makes us one family.

Paul closes Galatians with one final message: grace with nothing added, freedom from the need to prove we belong, and a new creation where Jesus makes us one family.

Paul closes Galatians with one final message: grace with nothing added, freedom from the need to prove we belong, and a new creation where Jesus makes us one family.

Galatians 6 calls us to keep doing good without trying to earn God’s favor, to sow to the Spirit, care for one another, and pay attention to the opportunities for good God has already placed within our reach.

Galatians 6 calls us to keep doing good without trying to earn God’s favor, to sow to the Spirit, care for one another, and pay attention to the opportunities for good God has already placed within our reach.

Galatians 6 calls us to keep doing good without trying to earn God’s favor, to sow to the Spirit, care for one another, and pay attention to the opportunities for good God has already placed within our reach.

When someone falls, the Spirit forms a family that does not stand over them, but moves toward them with gentleness, helps carry the weight, and watches its own heart in the process.

When someone falls, the Spirit forms a family that does not stand over them, but moves toward them with gentleness, helps carry the weight, and watches its own heart in the process.

When someone falls, the Spirit forms a family that does not stand over them, but moves toward them with gentleness, helps carry the weight, and watches its own heart in the process.

The flesh trains us to consume, but the Spirit forms people whose appetites, words, and even legitimate rights no longer have to rule them, people free enough to love.

The flesh trains us to consume, but the Spirit forms people whose appetites, words, and even legitimate rights no longer have to rule them, people free enough to love.

The flesh trains us to consume, but the Spirit forms people whose appetites, words, and even legitimate rights no longer have to rule them, people free enough to love.

In this passage Paul shows how the flesh and the Spirit produce two very different family resemblances, and how the Spirit forms the life of Jesus in those who belong to Him.

In this passage Paul shows how the flesh and the Spirit produce two very different family resemblances, and how the Spirit forms the life of Jesus in those who belong to Him.

In this passage Paul shows how the flesh and the Spirit produce two very different family resemblances, and how the Spirit forms the life of Jesus in those who belong to Him.

Today we hear from guest speaker Chris Lautsbaugh teaching from the book of John. The Apostle John has spent a lifetime serving Jesus and reflecting on His teachings. In John 17, he shares what he considers essential for Christian maturity.