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Chronicles – Week 3 | What's In Your Heart? This week, we explore Solomon's request for wisdom in 2 Chronicles 1 and discover why God was pleased with what was in his heart. Rather than seeking wealth or power, Solomon asked for Chokmah —the God-given wisdom to lead God's people in alignment with God's heart and purposes. In 2 Chronicles 9, the Queen of Sheba witnesses God's blessing on Solomon's...

Chronicles Series – Week 2: Inquire Again In Week 2 of our Chronicles series, we continue exploring how God invites us to view our history through the lens of His faithfulness rather than our failures. When we remember what God has done, hope is renewed, courage is restored, and faith begins to rise. Looking at 1 Chronicles 14, we discover David's habit of continually inquiring of the Lord. Even a...

History Through the Lens of God’s Faithfulness | Chronicles Series – Week 1 What if the purpose of remembering the past isn't to relive it, but to rediscover the faithfulness of God within it? In Week 1 of our Chronicles series, we explore how the genealogies, stories, and mighty warriors recorded in 1 Chronicles point to a greater truth: God has always been faithful to His people. From Jacob bein...

Podcast Episode Description What happens when we stop trying to be the deciding factor of our own lives? In this Pentecost message, Pastor Lindsey explores the transition from Acts 1 to Acts 2 and how the coming of the Holy Spirit changed the way God's people discern His will. Before Pentecost, the disciples cast lots to make important decisions, trusting God to guide the outcome. But after the Ho...

On this special Pentecost Sunday + Homecoming gathering at True North Church, we explored why it is no coincidence these two moments landed together. From Genesis 1 to Acts 2, we traced the movement of the Holy Spirit across Scripture and discovered that the same Spirit who hovered over the waters in creation now lives within believers today. This message challenges the truth that the Holy Spirit...

Here’s a podcast episode description based on your sermon notes: In this week’s message at True North Church, we explored what it truly means to pursue Jesus. Using Mark 2:1–12, we looked at the powerful story of the paralytic man lowered through the roof and discovered that pursuit is not passive — it is active, persistent, and fueled by faith. Jesus responds to people who seek Him with confidenc...

This week at True North Church, we did something a little different. Instead of a traditional sermon, we gathered around the wisdom of mothers. Our “Council of Moms” shared honest stories, hard-earned wisdom, laughter, and encouragement about parenting, marriage, faith, discipleship, and what it really looks like to follow Jesus in everyday life. From raising children to navigating difficult seaso...

Discipleship isn’t like social media—it’s not a highlight reel. We don’t just post the wins; real discipleship includes the struggles, the failures, and everything in between. In this message, we break down why following Jesus can’t be reduced to a formula or system. Church growth isn’t scientific—it’s supernatural. The cross and the work of the Holy Spirit can’t be mass-produced. True discipleshi...

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Easter Event – Week 2 | From Information to Transformation In this week’s message, we step into Luke 24 and walk alongside the two disciples on the road to Emmaus—a moment filled with confusion, disappointment, and ultimately, divine revelation. These disciples had hoped Jesus would be the One… but because He didn’t meet their expectations, they lost hope. Sound familiar? At some point, we’ve all...

EASTER 2026 | From Death to Daily Union In this powerful Easter message, we trace the story of redemption from the opening lines of Scripture to the finished work of Jesus. From Genesis 1, where humanity was created in the image of God to live in perfect harmony with Him, to the moment sin disrupted that design—this message confronts the root issue still affecting us today: our desire to define go...

In this Palm Sunday message from Gospel of Matthew 21:1–11, we take a deeper look at the Triumphal Entry and uncover a powerful truth hidden in plain sight. Why did Jesus ride a donkey instead of a war horse? In the ancient world, horses symbolized war—but donkeys symbolized peace. While the crowd cried “Hosanna” (“save us now”), expecting political overthrow, Jesus was revealing something greater...

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This week we conclude our series “Giving Is Worship” by focusing on one of the most important things we can give— our heart . Giving isn’t just about money or time. At its core, giving is about participation in what God is doing on the earth . In this episode we explore what it means to partner with God (1 Corinthians 3:9) and how our obedience—whether big or small—becomes part of God’s work of tr...

Today we launched our new series, Giving Is Worship , by exploring the heart behind giving and why it has always been an act of worship—not obligation. We began in Genesis 4:1–7 , examining the offerings of Cain and Abel and how God looks beyond the gift itself to the posture of the heart. From the very beginning, worship through giving was about devotion, trust, and honor. We also looked at Abrah...

🎙️ 1+1=1 — Week 3 with special guests Kelly & Natasha Cole In Week 3 of our 1+1=1 series, Kelly and Natasha Cole share powerful, real-life wisdom on marriage, covenant, and spiritual warfare in relationships. With honesty and hope, they remind us that the enemy may tell enough lies to create chaos—but God’s design for oneness is stronger than any attack. Marriage isn’t a contract—it’s a covena...

In Week 2 of Who’s in Your Car? , Kelsey Melton challenges us to examine the relationships influencing our direction and devotion. Marriage was never designed to be a transaction—it’s a covenant built on shared surrender, not control. Looking at Samson and Delilah, we see the danger of choosing chemistry over covenant. Passion without purpose leads to collapse, and ignoring red flags isn’t love—it...

1+1=1 | Week One – Biblical Marriage (Panel with Lindsey & Kelsey Melton) We’re kicking off our brand new February series, 1+1=1 , where we’re diving into relationships, marriage, dating, singleness—and everything in between. In Week One, Pastor Lindsey and Kelsey sit down for a live panel conversation on biblical marriage —what it is, what it isn’t, and why God’s design still matters in 2026....

Snowmegedon had us all tempted to see heaven as an escape plan. But Jesus never taught us to pray for evacuation — He taught us to pray for manifestation. In Week Three of our 2026 Vision Series, we unpack what it really means to pray, “On earth as it is in Heaven.” Heaven was never meant to replace earth — earth was created to mirror heaven. Jesus invites us into three realities: Alignment, Embod...

Heaven isn’t our escape plan—it’s our reference point. In Week Two, we unpack Romans 12:1–2 and Jesus’ teaching in Mark 4 to see how God’s Kingdom grows—not through striving or control, but through transformation. The Spirit renews our minds ( metamorpho ), changing the lens through which we see reality so our lives begin to reflect God’s will. Embodiment means God’s will becomes visible in how we...

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2026 Vision Series — “As It Is in Heaven” (Week One) What if heaven—not culture, habit, or survival mode—set the standard for how we live? In week one of our 2026 Vision Series, we explore Jesus’ prayer in Matthew 6:10 and discover that “on earth as it is in heaven” is an invitation to alignment, not escape . Jesus shows us the Father’s standard, and we’re called to mirror what we see in Him—in ou...

Feast of Epiphany 2026 | Worthy of Everything In this Epiphany message, we reflect on the visit of the Magi and the revelation of Jesus not just to Israel—but to the world. Known in the East as Theophany , Epiphany reveals Christ as fully human and fully divine, the manifested Son of God. From Matthew 2:1–12 , we see that the Magi did something once that we are invited into daily: they turned thei...