Magnify Church - Northview Campus

Mike Wittmer - professor at Grand Rapids Theological Seminary - speaks on a topic that seems, on one hand, irrelevant and, on the other hand, VERY relevant to our daily lives. Namely, what happens when we die? And what happens after that?!?

Does the fight for your own heart and life feel like a fierce battle? You’re not alone. In Romans 7, Paul speaks very honestly about the struggle with personal sin. 15 of 31 in our Romans series.

No doubt about it - it's hard to keep in step with God! Two kingdoms at war for the world and its people. Different goals. Different outcomes. We have a choice to make.

God’s gift of grace is more than we could ever hope for. But can grace be misused? 14 of 31 in our Romans series.

Drawing from a host of sources, Colleen Bronkema draws out the profound impact that our view of God makes on our own identity.

You no longer belong to evil. Bought at a great price you belong to God. Forgiven. Freed. Changed. So what difference does grace make in everyday life? 13 of 31 in our Romans series.

There’s plenty of bad news in Paul’s letter to the Roman church, but do you know how good the good news really is? 12 of 31 in our Romans series.

In this Sunday Night conversation, a panel of health experts gives education, clarification, and counsel about end-of-life decisions and other health care issues. To ask a question or schedule a free conversation with a BHBC facilitator, email Carol Gates or call her at 866.9597x156

Physical pain, loss, death, chronic sickness, emotional pain... We are all too familiar with the physical suffering that is part of the human experience. Whether its personal pain or those we love our stories are full examples. Is there a purpose in our physical suffering? 11 of 31 in our Romans series.

We experience pain in our relationships. Loving others in a broken world isn't without risk and certainly isn't without disappointment, frustration or suffering. But even this kind of pain we experience is a gift. 10 of 31 in our Romans series.

Pain is a gift. Physical pain, relational pain, persecution, loneliness, discouragement: it all connects us to Jesus. We suffer...so did he, but there is purpose in brokenness. There is an upside of down, even in the midst of suffering. 9 of 31 in our Romans series.

There is hope because of the empty tomb of Jesus. Be reminded or discover fresh the power of the One who is Alive with the celebration of Resurrection Sunday 2018.

As people hailed Jesus upon His entry into Jerusalem as the promised king, all the power of hell and darkness also closed in on Him. The week before Easter is commonly known as the passion week of Jesus. Take a peek into this unique gathering complete with palm branches, stones and a reminder of the passion that drove Jesus to the cross.

In preparation for Easter, Matt frames Psalm 22 this Sunday Night in the light of Jesus of Nazareth, a man who lived a life that was soaked in scripture even to his last moment on the cross.

For the last year BHBC has been on a journey praying, risking and trusting for the sake of the Gospel. One year ago a second campus was just a dream. Today the Northview Campus is thriving. Where might God be leading us next?

Whether you are a person with strong faith of someone who struggles with doubt or discouragement, this teaching is for you. 8 of 31 in our Romans series.

We love receiving gifts, but have you ever thought of judgment as a gift? Sometimes the most unexpected—even undesired—gifts can be the best. 7 of 31 in our Romans series.

Quick to point the finger of judgment to those around you? Not so fast. It's easy to look at the failings of others, but much harder to look inside. 6 of 31 in our Romans series.

Instead of accepting God's gospel of redemption, we often turn the focus away from our own evil and onto that of others. 5 of 31 in our Romans series.

Will living well bring me a good life? What does God want from me when I'm in pain? How can God be good when the world is so full of suffering? In this Sunday Night teaching, we learn that the Book of Job is designed to meet us in these questions, but perhaps not in the way we expect...

The gospel is truly good news. To fully understand why we must first understand the bad news. 4 of 31 in our Romans series.

The gospel. A word that is used often in church, but what is it? Discover or perhaps rediscover the power of the gospel and the power of your story. 3 of 31 in our Romans series.

Colleen Geisel, Executive Director of Alpha Grand Rapids, knows that everyone has a story. As we hear some of them, she has a question for us: what does it mean to be a part of God's mercy?

Living upside down isn’t natural. It’s the result of being transformed by God. So what does a transformed community of Jesus-followers look like? 2 of 31 in our Romans series.

Paul's letter to the church in Rome is known for its thorough and rich theology. It was also written to a real church and real group of early, diverse Jesus-followers struggling to live out His teachings. Chapter 12 paints a picture of living upside down: being transformed by the Spirit, not conformed by the world. It's what Paul desired for the Roman church. It's what God desires for His church t...