Northgate Christian Fellowship

(Luke 15:11-32) It is likely the best-known and most-loved of all of Jesus' parables. And it is the clearest picture we get of God's grace.

(Luke 14:15-24) The most powerful, life-changing message is the message of grace. It is the one message that is at the heart of the gospel.

(Luke 13:18-21) We often get discouraged if we don't see immediate results, but Jesus tuaght that there is a dynamic to spriritual growth.

(2 Peter 3:18, Matthew 7) Instead of making resolutions about things you want to do, try focusing on the person you want to be.

Pastor Larry Davis Sermon Bullet Points: We have a higher calling... This requires a deeper surrender... Take up your cross.... You must get lower to rise higher.

(Matthew 2:1-12) Thought they come more as seekers than believers, the Magi can teach us a great deal about worship.

(Matthew 1:18-23) The most frequent promise in the Bible is, "I will be with you." That promise found its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus.

Pastor Larry Davis presents a seasonal message on who Jesus is. He is... Jesus Messiah.

(Philippians 2: 1-11) 2,000 years ago two very different kings crossed paths. The birth of this new king established the culture of this new kingdom.

For many years, Tom Eggum of Hope 4 Kids International has visited Northgate the first weekend after Thanksgiving. Pastor Ken Jensen introduces Tom who provides an update of what the last year has been like for his ministry, thanking Northgate for its many years of faithful partnership in bringing life-saving water and support for needy communities around the world. 

(Luke 12:13-34) For all of our success, accomplishments and accumulation of stuff, we are still at risk of living the life of a fool.

(Luke 11:37-54) Jesus had a lot to say about the difference between outward appearances and real inward transformation.

(Luke 11:5-13) Unanswered prayers can leave us wondering if God cares. But Jesus wants us to better understand the God we pray to.

(Luke 10:25-37) According to Jesus the question isn't, "Who qualifies as a neighbor?" The real question is, "How can I become a neighbor?" 

(Luke 9:10-17) Jesus doesn't call His followers to simply rise above the mess of the world. He calls us to do something about it.

(Luke 8:4-15) The single greatest determining factor in someone's receptivenes to God's word is the condition of their heart.

(Luke 7:36-50) Pastor Larry Davis continues teaching in the Book of Luke as he describes how the woman who worshipped and honored Jesus through her tears and her hair was also condemned by the religious leaders of his day. 

(Luke 5:36-39; 6:27-36) Of all Jesus' teachings, the most difficult and challenging may very well be his command to love your enemies.

(Luke 5:1-11) Jesus didn't pick the smartest and the most influential.He was looking for those who would follow him whole-heartedly.

(Luke 5:17-26) Love for God means sharing His heart for people. And when people are hurting is when they need to see His love the most.