Northgate Christian Fellowship

(Mark 12:28-34) Your higher calling develops from the inside out. It starts when God becomes the center of your life and grows from there.

(Romans 12:1-8) You have a calling - first to know and follow God, but also to a specific life purpose. When you find it, you will discover your reason for living.

(Proverbs 3, 11, 22) We live in a society of unprecedented wealth yet so many live with financial stress. How can we restore margin to our finances?

(Ephesians 5:21, 25) Relationships thrive when there is margin.... Relationships die when we are living at our limit.

(Psalm 23) When we are emotionally resilient we can face life with hope. But if we're emotionally depleted we are seriously weakened.

(Ecclesiastes 3:1-14) A margin-less schedule produces a margin-less life. With margin in your time you'll make better decisions and have fewer regrets.

(Matthew 11:28-30) We live in a culture pushing the limits, running on overload, and we pay the price for it. In this New Year, let's discover the Margin. 

(Mark 12:28-31) Pastor Rocky Kim brings this weeks message based on Mark 12, where a teacher of the law challenges Jesus to spell out the most important commandments of all. 

(John 1:1-18) As the Word, Jesus came so we would know God. As the Light, He dispels our fears in the darkest times. As the Life, He came so we would know how to live.

Pastor Larry Davis presents the second message in the HE IS series.

(John 1:1-18) Words carry many meanings; They express truth, they provide explanation, and they offer promise. But to do any of these things, they must first be heard. 

Pastor Ken Jensen introduces a very special guest, Tom Eggum, who then brings a special message of encouragement and challenge to the church. He also provides some insight into Hope 4 Kids International, a world-wide endeavor to improve the lives of families overseas and one that Northgate has supported for many years. 

(Ephesians 6:10-20) When we as Christ-followers commit to not just GO to church but to BE the church it will take a strength that is greater than our own.

(Ephesians 5:21-6:9) The one thing that is probably needed most but hardest to find in our most important relationships is humility. 

(Ephesians 5:1-20) Part of what it means to be the Church is to be a faith-community where lives are transformed and people can find a new life-path. 

(Ephesians 4:26-32) Pastor Larry Davis continues the "Be The Church" series with a special message on growth and spiritual maturity.

(Ephesians 4:1-12) Pastor Larry Davis provides a number of insights and admonitions to those who consider themselves to be regular attenders of the church that service is a critical part of their spiritual development and responsibility. 

(Ephesians 3:14-21) Jesus said the mark of his followers is our ability to love. But love is hard work. It takes sacrifice, understanding and commitment. 

(Ephesians 2:14-3:13) God's grace not only transforms our relationship with him, it transforms our relationships with each other.

(Ephesians 2:1-22) Everything we have in Christ is because of God's grace. And God intends for His church to extend that grace to others.