Northview Community Church

Northview Community Church

We are beginning a new series called #B.L.E.S.S. looking at our calling to love our neighbors and share the hope of Christ with those around us.

We are beginning a new series called #B.L.E.S.S. looking at our calling to love our neighbors and share the hope of Christ with those around us.

We are beginning a new series called #B.L.E.S.S. looking at our calling to love our neighbors and share the hope of Christ with those around us.

We are wrapping up the letter of Ephesians today and looking at Paul’s over-arching message of following Jesus’ example to live and love like Him, both to those who are near and to those who are far away from Christ.

We are wrapping up the letter of Ephesians today and looking at Paul’s over-arching message of following Jesus’ example to live and love like Him, both to those who are near and to those who are far away from Christ.

We are wrapping up the letter of Ephesians today and looking at Paul’s over-arching message of following Jesus’ example to live and love like Him, both to those who are near and to those who are far away from Christ.

Find your strength in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God.

Find your strength in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God.

While not condemning slavery, Paul radically redefines it. He calls all followers of Jesus, regardless of worldly status, to see themselves as slaves of Christ and to sacrificially love one another the way He loves us.

While not condemning slavery, Paul radically redefines it. He calls all followers of Jesus, regardless of worldly status, to see themselves as slaves of Christ and to sacrificially love one another the way He loves us.

While not condemning slavery, Paul radically redefines it. He calls all followers of Jesus, regardless of worldly status, to see themselves as slaves of Christ and to sacrificially love one another the way He loves us.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for the Ephesians to lovingly submit to one another and then applies that to the wives. We look at what the significance of mutual submission meant for the Ephesians and for us today.

Paul calls for the Ephesians to lovingly submit to one another and then applies that to the wives. We look at what the significance of mutual submission meant for the Ephesians and for us today.

Paul calls for the Ephesians to lovingly submit to one another and then applies that to the wives. We look at what the significance of mutual submission meant for the Ephesians and for us today.

When Jesus gave His life, the veil in the temple was torn from top to bottom. We look at the significance of the tearing of the veil and how God’s intention from before the beginning of time was for humanity to be in a life-giving fellowship with the Father, Son, and the Spirit.

When Jesus gave His life, the veil in the temple was torn from top to bottom. We look at the significance of the tearing of the veil and how God’s intention from before the beginning of time was for humanity to be in a life-giving fellowship with the Father, Son, and the Spirit.

When Jesus gave His life, the veil in the temple was torn from top to bottom. We look at the significance of the tearing of the veil and how God’s intention from before the beginning of time was for humanity to be in a life-giving fellowship with the Father, Son, and the Spirit.

Paul commands the Ephesians to not waste their lives, but to walk in wisdom and pursue being filled with the Spirit. We are looking at what that looks like for us today.