North Country Alliance Church

As we approach the country’s 250th anniversary,we must remember where true freedom comes from; not from man, but from God.  So, what does Biblical freedom mean? It is the freedom that God offers throughout Scripture. It is freedom from the enslaving power of sin in our lives. Spiritual freedom is a free gift and yours for the taking. 

David a young shepherd, takes up the challenge to battleGoliath, who is a giant and feared by all.  Before this fight, most people would've said David didn't stand a chance. But David showed that “with God nothing shall be impossible” (Luke 1:37). With God's help, you can stand your ground with faith and be triumphant.  What or who is your Goliath?  With God, you too can slay your Goli...

When you were younger, did you ever find yourself standing in a group, waiting for a team captain to call your name? As they call out names for their team, you wonder why you are being chosen. Well, the good news is that Christ has already chosen you to be on His team.

Do you wonder if God can use you? When He calls you to action, do you answer or do you feel like you are qualified to undertake the task? There is a quote, "God doesn't call the qualified: He qualifies the called". "Rather than seeking perfect skills, credentials, or experience, God looks at faith, willingness, and the heart." Are you ready for action when called?

In Pastor Kevin’s final sermon, he reminds us that the mission of Jesus has not changed. Jesus looks at the brokenness of the world with compassion, calls His people to pray, and then sends them into the harvest with His power and presence. We are still called to be a church of found, formed, and sent people who carry good news to a world that desperately needs it.

God’s promises were never meant to be diplomas to display, but clothes to wear. This week’s message from 2 Peter 1 explored what it means to pursue spiritual formation and grow as disciples of Jesus through Spirit-fueled participation and obedience. God has already given us everything we need for a godly life through Christ. His invitation is to keep growing, keep pursuing, and keep becoming more...

Last week, we were reminded that there is none like Jesus — that he is unimaginably glorious, unmistakably loving, and undoubtedly gracious. When we truly see Jesus for who he is, we shouldn’t remain distant from him but rather pursue him deeply. This week’s message challenged us to: • to be resolved to know Jesus above everything • to seek God by investing in our relationship • to be transformed...

Last week, we were reminded that there is none like Jesus — that he is unimaginably glorious, unmistakably loving, and undoubtedly gracious. When we truly see Jesus for who he is, we shouldn’t remain distant from him but rather pursue him deeply. This week’s message challenged us to: • to be resolved to know Jesus above everything • to seek God by investing in our relationship • to be transformed...

In Acts 13, the people of Pisidian Antioch hear the message of Jesus and are faced with how they will respond.

 They’re told that through Jesus, forgiveness is offered and new life is available. But even with that clarity, people respond in very different ways. Some lean in and want more. Others push back and walk away.
 As we look at their story, we learn that… Transformation requires decision....

Could it be that we miss God’s direction because we haven’t made room for His presence? Acts 13 shows what happens when a church prioritizes God’s presence and listens to the Spirit’s leading. Watch today’s message and then respond by asking God to awaken your heart.

How should Christians respond to trial, tribulation, and a world that often feels chaotic? Above everything else, we should pray. Not passively. Not as a last resort. But with bold faith in the God who raised Jesus from the dead and still moves in power today. This week in Acts 12 we were reminded of this truth: The most transformational system we can adopt as a church is a culture of passionate a...

What does a healthy church look like? Acts 11 shows us a beautiful picture of a healthy church in Antioch. They’re a church committed to reaching the lost and equipping the found. Tune in as we talk more about becoming a church like them — and hear from some of our Foundations 201 discipleship cohort members on how they’re being equipped.

We all carry things we don’t talk about — regrets, shame, doubts, and quiet lies about who we are. We try to manage the weight. We push through. We cope. But what if you weren’t meant to just get by? Easter reminds us of this incredible truth: Jesus changes everything. Not just theoretically, but actually. Not just for other people, but for you. Because of his life, death, and resurrection, forgiv...

“For the joy set before him, he endured the cross. Hebrews 12:2 Good Friday invites us to fix our eyes on Jesus and remember the love that led him to the cross. It invites us to pray, "may the Lamb who was slain receive the reward of his suffering."

Life doesn’t always go the way we expect. In Acts 9:36–42, we learn how to trust God in life’s hardest moments and build our faith in his ability to do the impossible.

Who in your life feels “too far gone”? Saul once breathed threats against the church… and yet God transformed him into a powerful witness. We must remember that God is still in the business of transformation today.

In Acts 8, a misfit traveled 1,500 miles searching for God and longing for hope. In the middle of the search God sent him a messenger to rewrite his story. God has made the gospel for everyone and he has empowered us to share it with those around us. Ask Get answers, explore topics, and more.

It’s hard when things get hard. When life feels smooth, faith feels easy. But what happens when everything shakes? When pressure rises? When anxiety creeps in? In Acts 8, the early church faces real persecution — and instead of retreating into silence or suiting up to fight, they step forward in faith. The result? An entire city filled with joy. Join us as we work to develop a sanctified imaginati...

The gospel still changes lives. There is no philosophy, worldview, or spiritual power stronger than Jesus. But there’s a warning in Acts 8: You can want the power of God without actually surrendering to God. We must purse gospel transformation over counterfeit faith while staying on mission and not growing cynical. Tune in as we explore how to do this!

What does it take to reach our world today? It takes faithful witnesses who are Spirit-Empowered and formed by the Word, open to God’s work, and focused on Jesus.

Unity attracts. Disunity distracts. If we want gospel impact out there, it has to start with Spirit-formed unity in here. Watch this week’s sermon: Becoming a Healthy Church

Our world feels tense and divided. It’s easy to get caught up in the culture war raging around us, but Scripture gives us a better way forward. In Acts 4, the church faced real opposition and chose prayer over outrage, trusting that God’s Spirit working through them was how the world would truly be changed.

Faith-filled risks don’t always look big but they can change everything. In Acts 3, a simple moment of obedience became a doorway to personal and community transformation.

What happens when the Spirit moves? Lives change, hearts are transformed, and the mission of God advances. Watch our latest message on Acts 2 and see how Spirit-empowered, gospel-centered, mission-focused living can turn our world upside-down!

What happens when the Spirit moves? Lives change, hearts are transformed, and the mission of God advances. Watch our latest message on Acts 2 and see how Spirit-empowered, gospel-centered, mission-focused living can turn our world upside-down!