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Jesus is coming again—but are we living ready? In this message from 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11, we're reminded that while no one knows the day or hour of Christ's return, followers of Jesus are called to live with confidence, hope, and purpose. Rather than trying to predict when Jesus will come back, Scripture challenges us to stay spiritually awake, remember who we are in Christ, and encourage one an...

How can we live in a way that pleases God? In this message from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, we explore what it means to make pleasing God our highest priority. The Apostle Paul reminds us that following Jesus is not just about believing the right things, it’s about allowing God to transform the way we live.

What does genuine faith actually look like? In 1 Thessalonians 1, Paul celebrates a church whose faith wasn't just something they believed, it was something everyone could see. Their faith produced action, endured hardship, inspired others, and pointed people toward Jesus. Authentic faith is more than agreeing with truth. It transforms the way we live, love, serve, and persevere through life's cha...

Worship is more than a song, a service, or a moment—it’s a way of life. In this special Worship Weekend gathering, we explore what it means to seek God above our worries, remember Christ's sacrifice through communion, and join in the eternal worship that is already taking place in heaven. Through passages from Psalm 95, Luke 12, Philippians 2, Revelation 4, and Colossians 3, we're reminded that Je...

Hear how God is moving through real stories and powerful songs. As we hear from four speakers, Anthony Hoisington, Andrea Moore, Becca Johnson and Tara Blowers.

What does it actually mean to live a lifestyle of worship? Worship is more than music or a Sunday service, it’s a life fully devoted to God. In this message, we explore what true worship looks like in everyday life through Scripture and practical application.

What is it that truly makes a church different? In Exodus 33, Moses realizes something powerful: it’s possible to have God’s promises without God’s presence. More than blessings, success, or direction, Moses wanted God Himself. This Summit Weekend message challenges us to ask what truly distinguishes Northgate—and the answer is clear: God’s presence among His people.

This special Mother’s Day interview with Amy Keller we’re reminded to anchor our hearts in God’s promises, trust Him in the waiting, and hold onto hope even when life feels uncertain. Whether you’re walking through joy, grief, uncertainty, or waiting, this message is an invitation to trust God’s character even before you see the outcome.

What makes people vulnerable and how does the Church respond? In this message, Kevin Austin from Set Free shares how factors like poverty, broken systems, family dysfunction, and injustice create environments where people are at risk. But the call of Jesus is clear: we don’t look away, we move toward. Grounded in Ephesians 3:14–21, this message reminds us that real change begins with being rooted...

Saul was known for persecution… until he had an encounter with Jesus that changed everything. In this powerful story of transformation, we see that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Paul’s conversion reminds us that your past does not define your future and who you were is not who you have to be.

Peter was confident he would never fall but in a moment of fear, he denied Jesus three times. What followed wasn’t rejection but, it was redemption. In this message, we walk through Peter’s failure and Jesus’ powerful restoration, discovering that our lowest moments are not the end of our story. God uses them to shape us, humble us, and prepare us for what’s next.

In this message, we explore the story of the woman at the well and how Jesus meets us right in the places we try to hide. What begins as a moment of shame becomes a life-changing encounter that leads to transformation and a testimony that impacts an entire community. Jesus doesn’t avoid our past, He steps into it with both grace and truth.  

The women arrived at the tomb expecting death… but encountered life. The disciples wrestled with doubt… but were met with peace. And through it all, Jesus revealed that His resurrection wasn’t just an event—it was an invitation.

Jesus didn’t come just to fix temporary problems. He came to bring the ultimate solution to our deepest need—to save, restore, and reconcile us to God. He wasn’t the King they expected…but He was the King they needed.

We were honored to welcome a special guest speaker from Family Life Network. Family Life Network has been reaching people with the hope of Jesus through Christian radio and ministry, and we’re grateful to partner in that mission.

As Jesus nears Jerusalem, the crowds expect the Kingdom of God to appear immediately. In response, Jesus tells the Parable of the Ten Minas. The parable reminds us that while we are saved by grace through faith, we are also created for good works that God prepared in advance for us to do. Our salvation is a gift, but our lives are meant to reflect faithful obedience to the King. The parable challe...

What does persistent prayer really say about our faith? In this message, we walk through Jesus’ parable of The Persistent Widow, discovering that persistence in prayer is not about wearing God down—it’s about trusting who He is. Jesus reminds us that we are called to pray always and not give up, even when answers seem delayed.

In this message, The Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31), Jesus tells a sobering parable about wealth, compassion, and eternity. The story confronts us with a challenging truth: judgment comes not only from the wrong things we do, but from the right things we refuse to do. The rich man isn’t condemned for cruelty, but for indifference—ignoring the suffering at his gate while living in comfort. La...

What would you change if you knew your time was limited? In this message from the Storyteller series, Jesus’ parable of the Shrewd Manager challenges us to examine how we are using what God has entrusted to us. Jesus isn’t praising dishonesty—He’s calling His followers to live with urgency, wisdom, and eternal purpose.

In the parable of The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11–32), Jesus reveals the depth of God’s heart toward us, a grace that is unearned, unending, and open to everyone. From the wayward younger son to the resentful older brother, this story confronts our assumptions about fairness, repentance, and love.