Northgate Christian Fellowship

(Luke 12:16-21) The most common source of anxiety is over money and in this economy it's a source of many sleepless nights.

(Ephesians 5:15-17; Proverbs 2:1-9) When faced with major decisions where neither option has a clear advantage, how do you make the right choice? This message helps answer that dilemma by posing three questions you can ask yourself so that you can make wiser choices. 

(Matthew 5:23-26; 18:21-35) It is possible to resolve conflict with forgiveness by 1) Acknowledging the conflict,  2) Taking the initiative, 3) Surrendering the right to get even and 4) Making forgiveness a life long commitment.

(Matthew 6:19-34) Anxiety disorder is the primary mental health problem in America. But God has an answer for our worries and fears.

(2 Cor 10:12-18) It takes all kinds of churches to reach all kinds of people. Each church must discover and fulfill its own unique call.

(2 Cor 5:11-21) There is nothing more compelling that love. And the most compelling love of all is God's love revealed in Christ.

(2 Cor:4) Every church, every Christian experiences pressures and challenges. In Christ we find a resiliency beyond ourselves.

(2 Cor 2:17-3:19) II Cor 5:20 calls us to be ambassadors for Christ. Only when you understand how to be “Real” toward others can you live out the Christian life in a way others can relate to.

(Acts 3) By Faith in Jesus, can you make a difference. Special guest pastor Wilbur Sigombe of True Vine Ministries in Uganda brings  short message from the book of Acts 3 before taking part in an interactive question and answer period with Pastor Ken about his life and his work in Uganda.

(Mark 5:1-20) Jesus was not afraid to go into situations where no one else would venture. He did not avoid the difficult situations, including when he and his disciples were confronted with a demon possessed man who claimed his name was Legion. Jesus set this man free from his affliction and at the same time demonstrated his power over the evil one.   

Special guests Mike and Jodi Bunn share about their lives serving as missionaries in Brazil. They also bring a compelling message based on key passages from Luke 10 and from the book of Acts where the disciples are sent out as missionaries by Jesus to the region of Samaria. 

(Psalm 51) We're all familiar with the battle of temptation and what it's like to fail. But God does more than forgive... He restores.

(Psalm 131) We often have difficulty knowing where the boundaries are between God's role and ours in our daily lives. We like to have things our way in almost all areas in our life except when it's obvious that we need God's help in some aspect of our life. Maybe instead of saying "God, I love you... but could you just do this for me...", we should just try saying "God, I love you..."

(Psalm 47) Praise cannot be done in silence. By it's nature praise has to be expressed out loud, and the louder the better. True worshippers worship with Abandon, with Awe, and with Assurance.

(Psalm 95) Many of us may have spent a good portion of our lives hardening our hearts in disobedience or ungratefulness to God. This week's message in the Renew series entitled ReCalculate, helps us to make a 180 by turning our heart to Him in praise and worship. 

(Psalm 23) We're all familiar with the words, "The Lord is my shepherd." But what does life under the care of a shepherd look like? As you'll hear in this message, you choose a life of contentment instead of worry, a life of rest instead of frantic activity, a life of reflection instead of noisy distraction, and a life of connectedness instead of wandering.

(Luke 15:1-3, 11-32) We often see the parable of the prodigal son through the eyes of the father and often don't take the time to examine the heart of the oldest son in the story. There is much we can learn about our own heart and the way we see others who have lost their way. This message examines the return of a lost son from both perspectives; a loving father who has waited for a very long time for his son's return and a selfish older son who sees nothing but frustration when his brother finally returns. 

(Luke 15:11-32) The prodigal son finally "comes to his sense" and decides to return to his father. His independent life was not what he had hoped it would be. But coming home would require a change in his heart evan as grace was being extended to him. 

(Luke 15:1-16) The story of the prodigal son is a very familiar one to most people. This week begins a new three-week series that provides a different perspective on this insightful story; Part 1: A Far Off Place.

(Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4) "Now about spiritual gifts, brothers, I do not want you to be ignorant." A Spiritual Gift is a special ability given by the Holy Spirit to every believer empowering them to do God's work. Pastor Ken delivers the final message in the six part series of The Me I Want To Be, based on the book by John Ortberg.