Magnify Church - Northview Campus

Do you see God’s grace, compassion, and mercy in your daily life? Do you feel His presence when things get tough? Come and be encouraged as Tate Radaz contemplates the characteristics of God described in Psalm 145:8-9.

Where did you first hear the Gospel of Jesus? Was it from a family member, a friend, a mentor? Don Pearson continues our summer series Worthy of Worship with a wonderful challenge to speak about the wondrous works of God, and be a part of sharing the gospel to the next generation.

In a culture overwhelmed by accomplishment and distraction, take a moment to be overwhelmed by the wonder of who God is. Ray Sabon kicks off a series called Worthy of Worship in Psalm 145.

The world seems full of anger and hate. When Jesus was on earth He was also hated. What does it mean to courageously follow Jesus when faith and the world collide? Don Pearson will help us understand this tension from John 15.

Did you know that Jesus wants to spend time with YOU? Don Pearson continues in our Grace Upon Grace series in John 15 and talks about the deeply personal and tender concept of what it means to truly abide with Jesus.

Don Pearson talks about fatherhood and using verses from John to discuss the unique relationship of Jesus and His Father.

Jesus promised His disciples that the Holy Spirit would be given to them, and is also offered to all believers. How we choose to interact with the Spirit is determined by the nature of our relationship with Him. Don Pearson unpacks some of these promises from John 14.

In John 14, Jesus says He is the way, the truth, and the life. Learn what that means for us today, as Don Pearson unpacks how we might allow who Jesus is to impact our lives and those around us.

What does it mean to love like Jesus? By exploring the words of Jesus in John 13, Don Pearson talks about the example of Christ, and the differences between how Judas and Peter treat Jesus.

Has a compelling story ever prompted you to change something? From Acts 2, Matt Zainea explores Peter’s retelling of the greatest story ever told, and how the story of Jesus might move us to align our story with God’s work through His church.

What does it mean to be a servant leader? In John 13 Jesus showed his disciples by washing their feet, and Don Pearson discusses how we might follow the example of Jesus within the roles God has given us.

Jesus brings life, even through death. From John 12, Don Pearson explores the necessary deaths we must experience in hopeful anticipation of life in Christ, and to bear fruit for His glory.

What are the characteristics of someone who worships Jesus? From John 12, Ray Sabon looks at the ways Mary and Judas interact with Jesus and calls us to examine what our worship looks like.

After Jesus raised a dead man to life, the Pharisees began to scheme and plot to kill Jesus. From John 11, Don Pearson calls us to exchange the brokenness of our thoughts with the abundant life and freedom that Jesus offers.

What does the phrase ‘God Loves You’ really mean? By celebrating Christ’s Resurrection, Don Pearson explores how Jesus’s words, death and resurrection stand as a permanent example of His love. Christ is risen!

As we look at the events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection from the gospel of John, Don Pearson reminds us of the gift of grace made available to us by the passion and love of Christ.

When has the brokenness of life caused you to ask big questions about faith and Jesus? Don Pearson examines the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and the significance of what this means for those who believe Jesus is Lord.

Do you believe there is a Sovereign, Creator God who cares about you? Don Pearson explores Jesus’ words from John 10 to discover more about the Good Shepherd.

How can we grow in awareness of our spiritual blindness? Don Pearson explores the story of Jesus healing the blind man from John 9 by examining the realities of sin and the grace of knowing who Jesus is.

Whether we know it or not, we are part of a lineage of either serving sin or serving Christ. Don Pearson explores the words of Jesus in John 8, and calls us to choose to which family we will belong.

We long to be free, and Jesus longs to give us that freedom that can only be found in Him. Don Pearson explores John 8 in which Jesus says He is the light of the world, the one who gives freedom from darkness.

Have you ever been caught in the act? Jesus interacts with a woman who was publicly shamed for being caught in sin, and His life-giving response of forgiveness to her is the same forgiveness He extends to us. Don Pearson unpacks this story from John 8 in an interactive way.

Do you ever feel confused about who Jesus is? Don Pearson explores division among the people about Jesus from John 7, and the invitation from Jesus that remains for us today.

Have you ever felt like walking away from the faith? The teaching of Jesus from John 6:51-71 is difficult to grasp, and many of His disciples walked away from Him afterward. Don Pearson explores the truth that only Jesus can satisfy our deepest needs.

What consumes you? Through John 6:22-51 Don Pearson invites us to remember that Christ is the bread of life and is able to satisfy all of our needs, and that even when we forget, His sovereign grace is enough.