Northwest Bible Church

There’s a lot to learn from David’s life. In Scripture, we see his successes and failures. We see a man who chose to follow after God, and we see his sin and the fallout. We see a man who trusted God with the impossible, and we see a man who chose instead to rely on himself. We see his spiritual highs and his rock bottom. But God, knowing the beginning from the end, called David a man after His ow...

Ever feel your decision-making clouded by fear or anger? Even David—the giant-slayer himself—panicked when his life was threatened, forgetting God’s faithfulness and making choices he’d regret forever. His journey from courageous warrior to frightened fugitive mirrors our own tendency to take control when life spirals. This message unpacks why we often run away from God when we need Him most, and...

Ever feel like you’re facing giants that are just too big to overcome? We all have moments when life’s challenges seem overwhelming. In this first message of our new David series, we explore how a young shepherd boy had the courage to face a 9-foot warrior when an entire army trembled in fear. David saw what everyone else missed—it wasn’t about physical strength but spiritual clarity. When we plac...

This Sunday, we’re excited to welcome Jonathan Autrey, a missionary from the Dominican Republic, as our guest speaker. Jonathan has seen firsthand how God is changing lives through missions, and he’ll be sharing his story—why missions matter, what it means to stand in the gap, and how we can all be part of something bigger than ourselves.

As followers of Jesus, we want to get to the point where we anticipate hearing from God, listen to Him when He speaks, and obey after hearing from Him. But what do we do when He’s silent? What do we do when we can’t hear His voice or see Him at work? We look at our circumstances, and it’s easy to start making assumptions about how He must feel about us. We look at what we’re going through, our fee...

Ever felt like your prayers are hitting a wall? In this powerful message from our “When God Is Silent” series, we tackle one of faith’s most challenging experiences: those seasons when God seems distant or unresponsive. Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s personal struggles, we explore how God’s “no” or silence doesn’t reflect His absence—but might reveal His strength working through our weakness. Thr...

As followers of Jesus, we want to get to the point where we anticipate hearing from God, listen to Him when He speaks, and obey after hearing from Him. But what do we do when He’s silent? What do we do when we can’t hear His voice or see Him at work? We look at our circumstances, and it’s easy to start making assumptions about how He must feel about us. We look at what we’re going through, our fee...

Samuel. Moses. Elijah. Abraham. Each experienced moments in their lives when they heard the voice of God. And while their experiences were specific to them, the truth is for us, even now. As His children, the Spirit of God dwells in us, and He desires for us to listen for, to listen to, and then to obey Him. Not as a one-time thing, but living in the ever-continuing, ever-deepening process of trus...

Samuel. Moses. Elijah. Abraham. Each experienced moments in their lives when they heard the voice of God. And while their experiences were specific to them, the truth is for us, even now. As His children, the Spirit of God dwells in us, and He desires for us to listen for, to listen to, and then to obey Him. Not as a one-time thing, but living in the ever-continuing, ever-deepening process of trus...

Samuel. Moses. Elijah. Abraham. Each experienced moments in their lives when they heard the voice of God. And while their experiences were specific to them, the truth is for us, even now. As His children, the Spirit of God dwells in us, and He desires for us to listen for, to listen to, and then to obey Him. Not as a one-time thing, but living in the ever-continuing, ever-deepening process of tru...

This week, we took time to pause, reflect, and celebrate God’s faithfulness as the year comes to a close. Together, we worshiped through songs, prayer, and Scripture, giving thanks for all God has done in our church and our lives while looking ahead with anticipation for what’s to come. If you missed the service or want to experience it again, watch the full replay here. Let’s continue to fix our...

Into the darkness, Jesus brought light. Into the hopelessness of our hurt, suffering, disillusionment, fear, and failure, Jesus brought hope.  He came for the scorned and the rejected. He came for the unclean and the outcast. He came for the broken and the shamed.  He came for the lost.  He came for the sinner.  He came for us.  … and into the sin of our dark and hopeless world, Jesus brought the...

Into the darkness, Jesus brought light. Into the hopelessness of our hurt, suffering, disillusionment, fear, and failure, Jesus brought hope.  He came for the scorned and the rejected. He came for the unclean and the outcast. He came for the broken and the shamed.  He came for the lost.  He came for the sinner.  He came for us.  … and into the sin of our dark and hopeless world, Jesus brought the...

Into the darkness, Jesus brought light. Into the hopelessness of our hurt, suffering, disillusionment, fear, and failure, Jesus brought hope.  He came for the scorned and the rejected. He came for the unclean and the outcast. He came for the broken and the shamed.  He came for the lost.  He came for the sinner.  He came for us.  … and into the sin of our dark and hopeless world, Jesus brought the...

Forgiving others is one of the hardest things we’re called to do, but it’s also one of the most freeing. Guest speaker Josh Teis shares a practical, step-by-step guide to forgiveness, rooted in scripture and centered on love, honesty, pity, and trust. This message will challenge and encourage you to extend grace and experience healing.

What if we’ve made prayer to be something different than what God intended prayer to be?   What if prayer was less about asking and receiving things from God and more about aligning ourselves with God and His will for our lives? What if prayer was less about God granting our requests and more about God changing us? What if prayer was less about what we want God to do for us and more about what God...

What if we’ve made prayer to be something different than what God intended prayer to be?   What if prayer was less about asking and receiving things from God and more about aligning ourselves with God and His will for our lives? What if prayer was less about God granting our requests and more about God changing us? What if prayer was less about what we want God to do for us and more about what God...

What if we’ve made prayer to be something different than what God intended prayer to be?   What if prayer was less about asking and receiving things from God and more about aligning ourselves with God and His will for our lives? What if prayer was less about God granting our requests and more about God changing us? What if prayer was less about what we want God to do for us and more about what God...

What if we’ve made prayer to be something different than what God intended prayer to be?   What if prayer was less about asking and receiving things from God and more about aligning ourselves with God and His will for our lives? What if prayer was less about God granting our requests and more about God changing us? What if prayer was less about what we want God to do for us and more about what God...

A couple of bad decisions spiraled, or bad choices became even worse habits. Before you know it, life has sunk to a place you never thought it would reach. And the way we try to solve the problem? We dress our mess up to look like we’ve got it all together. But when we’re honest with ourselves, no matter how good we look on the outside, on the inside, we’re still a mess. We’ve all been there. Mayb...

A couple of bad decisions spiraled, or bad choices became even worse habits. Before you know it, life has sunk to a place you never thought it would reach. And the way we try to solve the problem? We dress our mess up to look like we’ve got it all together. But when we’re honest with ourselves, no matter how good we look on the outside, on the inside, we’re still a mess. We’ve all been there. Mayb...

A couple of bad decisions spiraled, or bad choices became even worse habits. Before you know it, life has sunk to a place you never thought it would reach. And the way we try to solve the problem? We dress our mess up to look like we’ve got it all together. But when we’re honest with ourselves, no matter how good we look on the outside, on the inside, we’re still a mess. We’ve all been there. Mayb...

A couple of bad decisions spiraled, or bad choices became even worse habits. Before you know it, life has sunk to a place you never thought it would reach. And the way we try to solve the problem? We dress our mess up to look like we’ve got it all together. But when we’re honest with ourselves, no matter how good we look on the outside, on the inside, we’re still a mess. We’ve all been there. Mayb...

“Peter, an apostle of Jesus Christ: to the chosen, living as exiles…” With these words, Peter opened his letter to followers of Jesus who were spread out and isolated, struggling and suffering. The message Peter wrote back then… inspired by the Spirit of God… is a message God still means for us now. Because, as believers, we will experience suffering. But it’s not what it seems. Suffering is not b...