North Hills Church of God

John continues his series on spiritual disciplines discussing prayer and its importance to our relationship with God.

This Sunday we focused on the spiritual discipline of worship. Our worship team lead the congregation in corporate worship and talked about how we should worship God. 1 Corinthians 10:31 says “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” How can you worship God this week?

John discusses the spiritual discipline of studying Scripture and the incredible impact it can have in our lives.

John begins a new series on spiritual disciplines and the benefits they can have on our relationship with Jesus.

John recalls some key points from North Hills in 2017 and casts some vision for our congregation moving forward.

John follows up on his morning message at our Christmas Eve service. He emphasizes accepting Christ as God's gift.

John continues in the Christmas Story while discussing the gift of our Savior's birth.

John uses the story of Joseph to emphasize the importance of being available for God to use you for His puropse.

John tells the story of Zechariah and his wife, Elizabeth, from Luke chapter 1. This story that kicks off the Christmas season reminds us that God is a God that does the impossible!

John discusses the parable of the wise man who built his house on the rock and applies it to our church body.

John makes the case that God deserves our worship and that we were made to worship him.

John discusses the evil in the world and emphasizes that trusting in Christ is our only hope.

Brendan Gallagher joins us to describe his mission trip to Africa from June 2017. You can view the slides from his presentation at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18pOF4L2faupODSfeh4zWMFqntRgNyIT9_3HhfxPuYUk/edit?usp=sharing to follow along with the audio. You can also watch the videos within this presentation. Thanks to Brendan Gallagher for sharing his journey with us!

In this series opener, John summarizes some characteristics of today's youth, known as the iGeneration, and focuses on how the church can understand their needs and help foster their growth. He also introduces some young people in the Bible who had tremendous responsibility.

John talks about how God uses trials to set us free, bringing about His purpose for us. "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose." - Romans 8:28 ESV

John discusses God's wish for joy in our lives.

John delves into why there is so much pain and suffering in the world. "I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." -John 16:33 NIV

In this final message of the 1-2-3 Family series, John discusses the role of extended families. In order to build relationships that are pleasing to God, we need to remain interested and involved, pray and avoid agendas.

In part four of the series, John works through some Biblical principles for raising children and how to raise them up to be who God intended them to be.

In part three of this series, John explores some of the expectations vs realities of marriage. Using Christ and the church as a model, he emphasizes how we can have more grace filled marriages.

In part two of the 1-2-3 Family series, John highlights the story of Hagar from Genesis. In doing so, he challenges the church to support single parent families.

In this opening message in a series focused on families, John shows an initial look at the Biblical model for family.

In this final installment of the Focus on Fundamentals series, John delves into what the Bible has to say about Jesus' return.

Continuing in his series on focusing on the fundamentals of our faith, John talks about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. This sermon lays a Biblical foundation for who God is and His relationship with Jesus Christ.

In an effort to keep our church focused in on the main thing, John delves into a series of our fundamental truths. First up is Abrahamic faith. In Christ, we are Abraham's descendants and heirs to the promise according to Galatians 3:29.