Northgate
No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome at Northgate. We value the process of journey. We believe in the transformative power of Christ. Northgate is focused on doing this not only through our weekend services in-person and online, but also by reaching outside our four walls. We accomplish this through multiple local outreaches every year, supporting global and local missions and taking teams on national and international mission trips each year. For more information about us, please visit our website: https://thisis.church
Episodes
1055 episodes
Bringing Sexy Back: The Problem Of Porn
(Ephesians 4:17-24; Hebrews 10:26-28;James 1:13-18)One of the most pervasive sins throughout our culture is the plague of pornography. Like all sin it takes its toll in many areas of individual lives. And, like all sin, it has a patholog...
Bringing Sexy Back: Why Is Love So Hard?
(Ephesians 5:21-33)Marriage is hard because love is hard. What makes the so hard is our selfishness. God, who is pure love, knows that to truly experience love we need to let go of our own self-interest and give ourselves fully to one an...
Bringing Sexy Back: The Whole Package
(1 Corinthians 6: 2 Corinthians 6; 1 Peter 3)God created us as complete beings-physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual. Our sexuality is only part of the whole package. To develop true oneness means growing into intimacy in every ...
Bringing Sexy Back: What She Wants, What He Needs
(Ephesians 5:21-33)God created us as complete beings - physical, emotional, and spiritual. Our sexuality is a gift from God, designed to be enjoyed as the fulfillment of an intentional, committed relationship. We need to have a clear und...
Bringing Sexy Back: The Dog Bed...Sexual Immorality
(1 Corinthians 7:1-7) God created us as complete beings - physical, emotional and spiritual. Our sexuality is a gift from God, designed to be enjoyed as the fulfillment of an intentional, committd relationship. We need to have a cle...
Bringing Sexy Back: Promises, Promises
(Genesis 2:18-25)Our sexuality is a gift from God, designed to be enjoyed as the fulfillment of an intentional, committed relationship.
Easter Celebration 2012: It's Personal
(John 21:2-22)When the resurrection intersects our own life experience it becomes more than a story, it's personal.
Our Prayer: It's All Yours
(Matthew 6:9-13)Prayer always begins and ends with God. He's given us the freedom to ask, but the last word always belongs to Him.
Our Prayer: Deliver Us
(Matthew 6:9-13)Knowing our struggle with sin Jesus taught us to pray, not only for forgiveness, but for strength to break sin's power.
Our Prayer: Give and Forgive
(Matthew 6:9-13)God's provision and forgiveness are what we really need but what we've received we are also to extend to others.
Our Prayer: Kingdom Come
(Matthew 6:9-13)In praying, "Your Kingdom Come" we are re-ordering our hearts, our lives and our world to align with His.
Our Prayer: Our Father
(Matthew 6:9-13)When jesus taught us to pray to "Our Father" he introduced a radical concept and a change in relationship.
Living Beyond Yourself: Using What God Gave You
(Romans 12:3-8; 1 Peter 4:8-11)Generous living involves every aspect of our lives. God's generosity enriches our lives so that we can enrich others.
Living Beyond Yourself: Think Generous
(Philippians 2:1-11)Generous living requiresa mental shift. God is just as interested in why we do something as he is in what we do.
Living Beyond Yourself: An Attitude of Gratitude
(Psalms, Colassians, 1 Thessalonians)Generous living develops best when it flows out of an attitude of gratitude.
Living Beyond Yourself: Financial Freedom
(Proverbs 30:8,9)Generous living is often hindered by our lack of financial freedom. The Bible gives us practical wisdom to get free.
Living Beyond Yourself: How To Be Rich
(1 Timothy 6:6-10, 17-19)Instead of trying to figure out how to get rich maybe we need to realize that we are rich so that we can better be rich.
Living Beyond Yourself: Balancing The Books
(2 Corinthians 9:6-15)It may seem counter-intuitive, but Scripture tells us that the way to a rich life is through generosity.
Living Beyond Yourself: Risky Generosity
(Matthew 25:14-30)Parables are windows through which we understand the Kindom of God.
Living Beyond Yourself: The Giving Challenge
(Malachi 3:7-12)God is generous and he created us to be generous. Generosity is so important to God he's given us a challenge.
There's An App For That: The Future Planning App
(James 4:13-17)As we enter a new year, we often look forward to set goals, make plans and establish priorities. James provides some good guidance on this topic in Chapter 4.
All I Want For Christmas: Peace
(Luke 2: 8-18)The Good News announced by angels 2000 years ago is something we still need today... peace.
All I Want For Christmas: Belonging
(Luke 1:26-56)The words of the angel to Mary were words of grace, of assurance, purpose and promise. They gave her as sense of belonging as well as a sense of purpose.
All I Want For Christmas: Hope
(Luke 1:5-20, 67-80) We all face seasons in our faith when God seems silent. We wonder if He cares... we wonder why we even trust. In those times when our faith may be shaky we can still cling to hope.
There's An App For That: The Compassion App
(James 1:27, 2:14-17, 4:13-17)One of the results of God's work in our lives is that we begin to look at people through a different set of eyes. Specifically, it changes the way we see people in need. Seeing through the eyes of Jesus mean...
