Northgate Christian Fellowship

(John 18:33-19:16) Jesus' questioning before Pilate actually became Pilate's questioning before Jesus. And the question is the same for each of us, "Who will sit on the throne of your life?"

(John 17:20-26) Jesus lived it, He taught it, He modeled it, and he prayed it for us; a unity that is saturated in His love. 

(John 5:1-15)  Pastor Larry Davis introduces a very special guest speaker, Chris Simning, who provides numerous insights on how God chooses to heal. Chris' life took a very unexpected turn all in one day in his middle school years. His journey to 'recovery' was anything but what he would have wanted. But God has blessed him in incredible ways while still allowing him to struggle with his condition. His message of hope is an inspiration to all who hear it.

(John 13:1-17) Pastor Jesse Peterson brings a unique perspective to the Gospel of John beginning with his opening thought that "Every Raisin is a tragic tale of a grape that could have been wine." This message helps us understand that how we live our lives (making fellowship in a local church a priority and getting our lives right with God) makes all the difference in who you become. Buckle up... it's going to be a great ride.

(John 13-1-17) Jesus gave us a model to follow, the model of a servant. The mark of followers of Jesus is the ability to live unselfishly in serving others. 

(John 11:1-44) Everyone goes through times of questioning when faith begins to lean toward doubt. What do you do when God doesn't make sense?

(John 10:1-18) Jesus invites us into a new way of living, a life where we can know and be known by God. This is the life he promised - "life to the full."

(John 9:1-38) When we choose to get involved in the lives of others it's going to get messy. But that's where God's grace works best... in the mess.

(John 6:25-70) Every follower of Jesus will experience defining moments when we are faced with the question, "Will I follow him for who he is or only for what I can get out of him?"

(John 4:1-17) Historically, the church has been very good at holding to the truth, but have we been equally good at holding up grace? John tells us that Jesus was the full measure of both: "We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only son, full of grace and truth... Out of his fullness we have all received grace in place of grace already given." John 1:14, 16

(John 3:1-17) "God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." 

(John 2:1-11) Everything Jesus did had a purpose. Everything his disciples experienced was a lesson in God's grace. 

(John 1:35-51) "No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God and is in closest relationship with the Father, has made him known." John 1:18

(Philippians 1:1-6) One of the great discoveries of Happiness Research is how much ones faith contributes to their personal happiness. Today we're looking at the ways faith generates happiness in our lives.

(Galatians 5:19-23) Pastor Larry Davis continues the current series with a message on Happiness. It's counter-intuitive. It's not what you think. If you have not experienced it, you would not believe it.

(Matthew 25:14-30) Pastor Larry Davis continues the current series "What Makes You Happy", illustrating a number of points from a key parable in the book of Matthew. One example... What you have is less important than what you do with what you have.

(Philippians 4:10-19) "Do everything without grumbling or arguing, so that you may become blameless and pure." Philippians 2:14,15

(Philippians1:12-25) Happy and you know it... do you? Happiness can't be based only on what happens. Deep, meaningful happiness is the result of a life well-lived.

(Philippians 1:3-11) Because we are "wired" for connection with others, one of the greatest sources of happiness is deep personal relationships.

Pastor Ken Jensen shares a very heartfelt message during the Good Friday observance in the worship center.