North Village Church Sermons

Happy Father's Day! We look to the book of Ephesians to understand the six priorities every father, or person in general, should have. 

Our mission statement acknowledges that we are called to "chase" after those in our community and our city. In this message, you will hear about the importance of that in the Bible (Matthew 28:18-20) and how to apply that to your life today. 

North Village Church is a family...but what does that mean? How do we fit together with so many different backgrounds, perspectives, and opinions? This sermon on Romans 12:1-8 will help you reevaluate how we all individually contribute to the body of Christ.

So much has happened over the past year. Many times we find ourselves taking a step back and asking, "Wait...what?" We know God has a plan for us, so we need to really accept and appreciate His presence, power, and perseverance. 

In part 3 of this series, we learn about what it means to be in God's presence.

Kevin Jenkins takes us through another part of Psalm 51 to learn more about ways in which we should pray. We need to give ourselves to God so He can help us be better. 

This is the first sermon in the Every Day Prayer series, where we are going through Psalm 51. This sermon takes us through verses 1-9 to help us learn about sin and forgiveness. 

Easter is such a special time of year to celebrate the sacrifice made by our Savior. We want to help you realize the significance of that, whether you're a strong follower of Jesus or you still have some doubts. In this special Easter sermon, we look at John 20:24-29.

This is the final sermon in our Transformation series. In this message, we look into 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 to learn about these four subpoints: 1. Pastoral Authority, 2. Church Community, 3. Personal Growth, 4. Final Charge

1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 shows us how Jesus gives us hope and changes our future.

The last year has brought a lot of grieving. Jesus has changed the way we grieve, though. As we look into 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, we see that as we go through the grieving process, we can find comfort. Listen to this sermon to learn more.

In 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, we see a few things that show us how Jesus changes our relationships. 

This week, we looked at 1 Thessalonians 3 to learn more about how Jesus changes our trials.

In this sermon, we look to 1 Thessalonians 2:13-20 to understand more about how Jesus changes the way we respond to challenges and trials in our lives.

Jesus should and does reach every part of our lives and our world. This sermon discusses how Jesus changes our doubt.

Four times a year, we have services dedicated to prayer and worship. This is the first one in the year 2021.

We need Jesus in every part of our lives and in our world. This message is all about the gospel; it is powerful, and it is personal.

This is the last sermon in the Yearly Rhythms series to help us prepare for the year ahead.

An important part of planning your year is finding times and reasons to celebrate! Listen as Associate Pastor Keith takes us through Ecclesiastes 3:1-13.

It's always important to maintain healthy relationships with others, especially with a year like 2020. In this sermon, we learn about how and why to put effort into relationships, even if that can sometimes go against what the culture expects.

We're starting off our Yearly Rhythms series with a topic that's easy to get overwhelmed by: financial planning. Listen to the sermon to hear what Pastor Michael has to say about it!

It's the season of love! Listen as we go through Micah 5:2-5a and learn about love.

Listening to this sermon will help you find some joy this season!

In this message from the Advent sermon series, we look at Malachi 3:1-4, 4:5-6 as we prepare to experience God's peace.

This is our final sermon in the Arguments series. Listen as we take a look at Matthew 11:2-6 where we see that people in the area are questioning who Jesus is.