North Metro Church

In this Christmas Eve message, we celebrate the extravagant love of God shown to us through Jesus' birth.

This Sunday, in the third week of our Advent series, we look at the biblical theme of peace. We do this by looking back to all the Lord's promises from the Old Testament, discussing the Lord's ongoing work in the world, and looking forward to what the Lord will do in the future as we find peace in Him.

This Sunday, in the second week of our Advent series, we look at the biblical theme of joy.  Most of us would probably agree that a little more joy in our lives would be nice. We talk about what joy is and how to increase our joy so every season of our lives can be what Jesus intended for it to be for us. 

In this Advent season and series, we look back on all the Lord's promises fulfilled by the person of Jesus. This week, we kick off our Advent series by discussing the biblical theme of hope. We will look back to all the LORD's promises from the Old Testament, discuss the LORD's ongoing work in the world, and look forward to what the LORD will do in the future as we hope in Him.

This Sunday, NMC's Student Director, Derek McClardy, joined us. This message is focused on the belief that instead of sacrificing time, friendships, resources, and community to idols that will never satisfy us, we must offer our lives as living sacrifices to Jesus, our Lord.

In this series, we will learn about the unseen battle the Bible calls spiritual warfare. This week we will focus on enemy number three, the world. This morning's teaching is focused on John 15: 18-19.

In this series, we will learn about the unseen battle the Bible calls spiritual warfare. This week we will focus on enemy number two, the flesh. The passage Romans 8:6-8 speaks about how a life ruled by the flesh equals death, but a life ruled by the Spirit leads to life and peace.

In this series, we will learn about the unseen battle that the Bible calls spiritual warfare. This week we will focus on enemy number one, the Devil. Deceptive thoughts often originate from the Devil, and to combat the lies from the Devil, we have to know God's truth. God's truth will set you free.

In this series, we will learn about the unseen battle that the Bible calls spiritual warfare. Ephesians 2 sheds light on what the enemy intends for us living in a broken world and what God did because of His great love for us to rectify it.

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker Gregg Sizemore. He is the Lead Pastor at Creekside Church in Dallas, Georgia. This sermon is focused on Matthew 22:1-14 and Luke 14:15-24. This scripture shares a parable about a king throwing a grand banquet for his son and that many are invited but don't show up. Scripture says believers are to pursue others in sharing about God's love for them, as well as i...

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker Matt Dean. He is the Lead Pastor at Grace Auburn Church in Auburn, Alabama. This sermon is focused on Romans 8 and the new life and identity we have in Jesus Christ. Because of God's mercy, what does it mean to know God and offer our lives to Him?

In this final week of our series, According to Mark, we are recapping what we have learned throughout the last 30 weeks and celebrating what God has done within the lives at NMC through baptism.

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 15:21- 16:8. Jesus is crucified. 

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 14:43-65 & 15:1-20. We will learn that Jesus was on Trial and there were three main players: Pilate, The Crowd, and Barrabbas.

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 14:32-42 as we look at how Jesus prays to His Heavenly Father. How are we to pray?

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 14: 12-32; 66-72. The Lord's Supper is symbolized by the breaking and eating of bread and the drinking of wine. It is the community symbol of the new covenant. Looking back at the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic covenants how does this illuminate what was actually tran...

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 14: 1-11. This passage highlights four perspectives the people had of Jesus: He can be a threat that needs to be eliminated, He can be Lord that should be worshipped, He can be a leader that should be followed; or He can be a pawn to be manipulated.

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 13:1-37. This passage talks about the end times. We know that many days here on earth will be difficult, but we cling to the Hope of Christ's return.

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 12:38-44. Campus Pastor Daniel Hicks teaches how God is more concerned with who we are becoming rather than the status we hold.

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 12: 28-34. Our feelings about God that aren't found in the Bible are in direct contradiction with the truth of God. Jesus reinforced the "Greatest Commandment."

In this series, we will be studying the Gospel of Mark and glean from all that he recorded. Today's message is centered around Mark 12:13-27. Mark said that God is the God of the living.

In this stand-alone message, Rob McDowell shares what it means to hunger for God's words, ways, and presence. He also shares news of how we, North Metro Church, feel that God is leading us to an exciting way of moving this forward.

On night three of our revival, Hunger, we spent time in corporate prayer. Members of NMC staff led us through times of prayer, including worship of God, a celebration of grace, commitment to God, repentance of our sins, salvation, sending into the world, and celebrating our hope to come in Heaven. 

On night two of our revival, Hunger, Jason Gerdes from Revolution Church encouraged us to hunger for only one thing: God. We can thirst and hunger for many things, but scripture urges us to hunger and thirst for righteousness, and we will be blessed. 

For the first night of North Metro Church's first-ever revival, Pastor Leonce Crump from Renovation Church joined us. He taught a powerful message urging the church to reawaken because if we want to see revival in the world, we need to see an awakening within our churches.