Northwest Bible Church

The message to the church at Ephesus… and us: More important than anything we do for Jesus has to be our love for Jesus.

We can downplay our sin and trick ourselves into thinking we’ve got it all under control. But the truth is, sin ends in destruction, which is why when it comes to sin, we need to have “A Very Healthy Fear.”

As the end of his life was approaching, God had a message for King Hezekiah: “Set your house in order.” Fast forward a few thousand years, and the message is just as important for us because there is no aspect of our life that God isn’t concerned with.

It’s a matter of when, not if you are going to go through difficult times in life. The question we must ask ourselves, before we’re in the thick of it… Is God enough?

Welcoming Aaron Baer, the President of Center for Christian Virtue (CCV). CCV seeks the good of their neighbors by advocating for public policy that reflects the truth of the Gospel.

The Book of Acts gives us an up-close look at the life of Christians after Jesus’ resurrection, the spread of the Gospel, and how the early church developed. As you read through the Book of Acts, those who followed Jesus had one thing that impacted everything around them. What’s remarkable is that one thing is available to us today and still has the potential to impact everything around us.

We like a sure thing… we want to know how everything will work out before we even get started. But then we’re met with a roadblock… a job loss… a lousy health report… a relationship ends… and we’re stuck in this place of uncertainty. When facing the Unknown, we need to focus on our Heavenly Father, who tells us—even when we can’t see the way out—He’s in the middle of it with us… walking with us ev...

Peter gives us practical insight in 1 Peter 4, showing us how the unknown of the future should impact how we live our lives… right here… right now… today.

In part five of the Unknown series, Pastor Matt shares about the life of Hannah, in 1 Samuel 1, as a practical example of someone who faced the unknown… and how God carried them from despair to hope!

Hope… that thing that we want, and oftentimes, while we’re trying to dig around and find out what’s next… find out what we’re so uncertain about… we’re looking for some hope. Sadly we look for hope in all the wrong places.

We like a sure thing… we want to know how everything will work out before we even get started. But then we’re met with a roadblock… a job loss… a lousy health report… a relationship ends… and we’re stuck in this place of uncertainty. When facing the Unknown, we need to focus on our Heavenly Father, who tells us—even when we can’t see the way out—He’s in the middle of it with us… walking with us ev...

As humans, we worry. We worry about so many things… money… life… the future. Before we know it, we’re consumed. The truth is, we’re always going to struggle with worry as long as our focus is on the wrong thing. At the end of Matthew 6, Jesus gives us the solution by saying to us “Look up. Eyes on Me.” Because when we’ve got our focus on God, we see there is no reason to worry. God is the One doin...

As humans, we worry. We worry about so many things… money… life… the future. Before we know it, we’re consumed. The truth is, we’re always going to struggle with worry as long as our focus is on the wrong thing. At the end of Matthew 6, Jesus gives us the solution by saying to us “Look up. Eyes on Me.” Because when we’ve got our focus on God, we see there is no reason to worry. God is the One doin...

As humans, we worry. We worry about so many things… money… life… the future. Before we know it, we’re consumed. The truth is, we’re always going to struggle with worry as long as our focus is on the wrong thing. At the end of Matthew 6, Jesus gives us the solution by saying to us “Look up. Eyes on Me.” Because when we’ve got our focus on God, we see there is no reason to worry. God is the One doin...

During His most famous sermon, Jesus told His followers what He was calling them to in just two words… “you are.” He didn’t say to work towards some future potential. He told us it’s already a reality. For those who know Jesus as Savior, we ARE the salt and light. That’s a given. The question is, are we actually doing what we were made to do?

During His most famous sermon, Jesus told His followers what He was calling them to in just two words… “you are.” He didn’t say to work towards some future potential. He told us it’s already a reality. For those who know Jesus as Savior, we ARE the salt and light. That’s a given. The question is, are we actually doing what we were made to do?

During His most famous sermon, Jesus told His followers what He was calling them to in just two words… “you are.” He didn’t say to work towards some future potential. He told us it’s already a reality. For those who know Jesus as Savior, we ARE the salt and light. That’s a given. The question is, are we actually doing what we were made to do?