North Park Community Church

This week Pastor Joel approaches the book of Job by looking at the role Job's friends played during his suffering, and what we can learn about caring for those in our lives who may be suffering.

Lament - the place where we pour out our hearts to God, no matter how ugly and confusing it gets, and trust that as we put the full weight of our pain unto Him, we will find that God truly is as good and strong and faithful as we thought.

The book of Job deals with hard, intense questions. Through it all, God enters our pain to suffer with us and give us hope.

The book of Acts was the beginning of the age of the church, and that age continues today. May we be both encouraged and challenged that today we have that same spirit, calling, and mission as those in the early church.

The hope that we have in the person of Jesus Christ is not a flimsy wish that if we cross our fingers, maybe we’ll float up to heaven when it’s all over. It’s a firm and secure, confident expectation and anticipation grounded in the truest of all realities—that death has been overturned, the new creation has begun, the resurrected, living and breathing King Jesus is ruling and reigning, and that h...

By looking at the life of the Apostle Paul, we can see that the witness of the church is not just found through action and productivity. It also happens by having patience,  having faith in the midst of difficulty, and by refusing to sin to bring about a quick result.

Some encouragement for your week. Through changing seasons, dark valleys, or uncertainty, God is with you and leading you forward.

A big question to consider: what's the next step that will draw you nearer to the Lord? The next step that will help you curve out for the sake of others? The next step that will help you shine the light of Jesus into the world?

How do we make decisions? What is God's will? Let's explore these ideas as Imraan Haq reflects on the apostle Paul's steps in Acts 21.

What should we look for in a Christian leader? Pastor Joel Miles talks about the description provided by the apostle Paul in Acts 20.

Acts 19-20 shows two differing ways to deal with opposition and encourages us as the Church to engage with the world around us with grace, out of the love that has been freely given to us. 

Joel Miles continues in our series on Acts, this week looking at the Apostle Paul's ministry in the city of Ephesus. He explores the power of the Holy Spirit, the importance of moving beyond mere anticipation of God's work to experiencing the active, in-breaking power of the Kingdom of God today, and the danger of both the "prosperity gospel" and the error of believing that God&#...

Luke Persaud continues in our series on the book of Acts, talking about Paul in Corinth.

What hinders or helps you to believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus? What hinders or helps you to have the courage to share about Jesus with others? Join pastor Trish Haq as she unpacks Acts 17:16-34.

Jesus is like no other king. Pastor Joel Miles helps us unpack this truth by looking into Acts 17 in our sermon series, No Other Name.

Pastor Joel Miles leads us into Acts 16:16-40 in our sermon series, No Other Name.

Pastor Karen Bird takes us back to Acts as we start our new sermon series, No Other Name.

Pastor Joel Miles talks about being the church in the age of technology.

Pastor Joel Miles continues on our sermon series about technology.

Pastor Joel Miles talks about being human in the age of technology.

Pastor Joel Kelsey continues on our sermon series, Come and See!

Pastor Trish Haq speaks on John 10 as our church celebrates baptisms.

Pastor Joel Miles finishes up our sermon series, Come and See!

Pastor Joel Miles continues on our sermon series, Come and See!

Pastor Karen Bird continues in our sermon series, Come and See!