Magnify Church - Northview Campus

Is there a connection between our generosity and our hearts? Kicking off our series on Matthew 6, Steve Welch invites us to reflect on our motivation when we do good things for the Kingdom.

What is the most significant moment in all of human history? Concluding our series in 1st Corinthians 15, Don Pearson shows us the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Does God care about how we worship? Continuing the conversation on spiritual gifts and worship, Don Pearson unpacks 1 Corinthians 14.

Is it possible to do the right things in the name of love and still miss the point? Don Pearson unpacks what true love looks like in 1 Corinthians 13.

Our culture is characterized by divisiveness, but Jesus offers a better way. From 1 Corinthians 12, Don Pearson reminds us that unity among followers of Christ is the greatest gift.

No one desires suffering. Yet, to remain faithful through adversity is to identify with Jesus. Using text from 1 Corinthians 11, Don Pearson explores the connection between suffering and communion.

All Scripture is relevant to our life, even when it doesn’t feel relevant. Using the topic of headcoverings, Don Pearson explores the importance of orderly worship in 1 Corinthians 11.

What is consuming your thought life? Your time? Your energy? Your money? Don Pearson encourages us to ask these questions and identify if idolatry has replaced the one, true God in our lives.

Who do you imitate? Who imitates you? This Vision Sunday, Matt Zainea reminds us that through the power of the Holy Spirit the kingdom of Jesus Christ spreads from generation to generation through willing people.

Everyone loves to be right. But does that hinder our ability to represent Jesus? Don Pearson challenges us to put aside pride and surrender our rights to advance the good news of Jesus Christ.

Do your words, actions and habits point those around you to Jesus Christ? Continuing in Corinthians, Trent Heaton helps us navigate the challenges of discernment when Scripture isn't perfectly clear.

What distractions keep you from serving Christ? Whether married or single, we are called to the same mission. Continuing in Corinthians, Don Pearson calls us to lay aside distractions and shift our priorities.

Should Christ followers care about sexual purity? Should their lives be marked by countercultural beliefs and practices? Using Corinthians 6 -7, Don Pearson challenges us to flee sexual sin and to cling to our union with Christ.

What do you love? We naturally can’t help but talk about what we love. Using text from Luke 15, Don Pearson encourages us to consider what Jesus Christ has done and to share this wonderful, good news with those around us.

Why do we look for life among pursuits and pleasures that lead to death? This Resurrection Sunday, Don Pearson challenges us to ask this question and points us to abundant life that can only be found in the miraculous resurrection of Jesus Christ.

With great intensity and affection, Jesus Christ willingly went to the cross on behalf of sinners. As we begin Passion week, the week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, Don Pearson walks us through Jesus’ journey to the cross and invites us to reflect and repent.

What is the role of the church in settling conflict between Christ followers? Continuing in Corinthians, Don Pearson helps answer that question and challenges us to always seek reconciliation.

What should the church do when blatant sin causes division? Don Pearson walks us through the challenge of guarding holiness while maintaining a disposition of grace and peace.

Are you ruled by self-deception? Is your life characterized by self-importance and superiority? Don Pearson gives a gentle warning and reminds us that we can only be merciful through the living power of God.

Do you only see what you want to see? When it comes to our own sin we often refuse to see the truth. Using text from Corinthians 3, Don Pearson challenges us to face our sin and see the goodness of Christ’s mercy.

Are you acting like a child? Is pride keeping you spiritually immature? Don Pearson discusses how humility and Jesus Christ are the foundation for growth and the role God plays in it.

We all have that “natural” friend; organic produce, non-toxic products, and home cooked meals. Corinthians has a lot to say about the natural person and it’s not what you think. Using text from Corinthians, Don Pearson makes the distinction between the natural person and the spiritual person.

The message of the cross seems foolish to some, but to others it is the ultimate display of God’s wisdom and power. Trevor Hunt encourages us to consider that godly wisdom, humility, and repentance stand in stark contrast to the wisdom our world has to offer.

Are you a person of peace or a person of discord? Using 1 Corinthians, Trent Heaton reminds us that dealing with division may be hard work but as followers of Jesus we are called to actively pursue unity.

The Word of God is clear, followers of Jesus must bring life and light into darkness. As we celebrate Sanctity of Life Sunday, Matt Zainea and Colleen Geisel will show us how to put love into action.