Tell Someone One of the things our Northside teenagers have been working on in small groups is learning how to articulate their faith. More specifically, they are learning how to articulate the Gospel. And it has made me think: How many of us could clearly explain the Gospel if someone simply asked us what it…
New Healing Grace Step Study We’re excited to announce that our next Step Study will begin on October 18 and continue each Sunday afternoon, 5:30-7:00 PM, for six months, taking breaks on holiday weekends. This intense study of God’s Word builds upon and extends the work of our Celebrate Recovery ministry. The original Step Study…
One of the things I love about our Northside church family is seeing people come together to serve. Sometimes it is in big ways, like painting a house, and sometimes it is something as simple as greeting a family, raking some leaves, or making a peanut butter sandwich. But on very special occasions, the service involves donating chocolate.
Loft Class! Get ready for your fall party! Make plans to join us October 18, 2-4pm, at Northside. We will paint pumpkins and have other fun activities! See Stephanie Bolay or check Group Me for more information!
Right or Reconciled? You know the conversation. You had the facts on your side. Your argument was stronger, and when it was over, you had won. You were right. And something between you and that person has been cold ever since. That is the moment I want us to consider this week, because Scripture speaks…
Year of Prayer God gives each of us unique gifts, but a perfect grasp of English is not one He gave me. As a dyslexic reader, I often skip words in the Bible that don’t sound right (or that I misread entirely). Not long ago, while reading through Deuteronomy, I came across the word “frontlets.”…
Praying Hard for People We May Never Meet We know the Apostle Paul deeply loved his brothers and sisters in Philippi and he had a soft spot in his heart for the Ephesians. Perhaps he worried the most about the Corinthians (four letters to that church!), but how about the Colossians? “…Since we heard of…
Be Careful Little Eyes “Be careful little eyes what you see…” Many of us learned that phrase in Sunday School. It comes from a simple song meant to teach children that what they look at matters and can have consequences. We understand why kids need that reminder. Their minds are impressionable. What they watch, hear,…