Northgate Christian Fellowship

(Isaiah 9:6-7; 1 John 3:1-3) The prophet Isaiah promised a Messiah who would be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

(Isaiah 9:1-7) The Prophet Isaiah promised a Messiah who would be called, Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

(Isaiah 9:2-7) The Prophet Isaiah promised a Messiah who would be called, Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

Pastor Ken Jensen introduces Tom Eggum with Hope 4 Kids International, who has made it a tradition to visit Northgate the first Weekend following Thanksgiving for the last 20 years. Tom shares openly about how his organization is doing and the many challenges and rewards associated with helping others in need in Uganda.

(Revelation 21:1-8) "In the Beginning God Created the heavens and the earth." Genesis 1:1 "Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away." Rev 21:1

(2 Timothy 4:6-8) How differently would you live if you knew you only had one month left? How would you live your life so that when it came to it's end you would have no regrets?

(Acts 16) Pastor Larry Davis provides his own unique interpretation of Paul and his companions as they journeyed across the Middle East and the adventures they had. Even more important, Pastor Larry challenges us all to be open to the will of God in our lives, especially since it may, as in Paul's case, go in a path we could never have anticipated. 

(Acts 2:42-47) Five priorities defined the early church. Their devotion to these priorities launched an irresistible revolution of love.

(John 20:24-31) At his resurrection even Jesus' closest followers had a hard time believeing it was true. If you ever struggle with questions and doubts, you're in good company.

(Matthew 26) On his last night with his disciples Jesus used a meal to give them the meaning & purpose of his impending death. 

Pastor Larry Davis shares his perspective on who Jesus was to those around him as He started his ministry. But the most important question we may ever ask ourselves is simply "Who is Jesus to me?"

(Luke 15) When people's perceptions of Christians are "judgemental", "hypocritical" and "insensitive" it's time for us to stop, examine our hearts and make some changes.

(Matthew 3&9, John 1&2) Jesus began his ministry with a simple invitation. It's the same invitation that continues to this day. Simply, "Follow me."

(John 1) It is confounding and comforting, frustrating and freeing, but we need both truth and grace for our relationship with God.

(Nehemiah) God is at work in this world and have a unique role to play in His Big Story. Finding that role is finding your purpose.

(Ester) Pastor Larry Davis shares his take on the book of Ester, using a deck of cards to represent the characters in the book. The key scripture in the story is Ester 4:4... "And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?"

(Ezra/Haggai) God's grace doesn't just forgive our past, it empowers us with the strength to rebuild our lives.

(Daniel) Throughout our lives we'll experience those moments when we face the choice between compromise and our convictions.

This recording was taken from the Sunday Morning 10:30 am service and contains a report from members of the team that traveled to Uganda several weeks ago for a once in a lifetime experience few will ever have.  NOTE: The audio on this recording may be lower than expected at times for some presenters. Please use caution if you choose to adjust the volume to avoid any unexpected increases as you listen.  

Pastor Larry Davis closes the "From This Day Forward" series with his take on staying pure and never giving up.