As we look at Luke 11, specifically verses 9 onwards, it is easy to view these verses with God as our vending machine. Dollar in, can of coke out. But what if there is something far more powerful and divine happening each time we pray than getting what we want? We will be exploring together the tension of asking and receiving, seeking and finding. Speaker: Adrian Smith Reading: Luke 11:9-13
Jesus made a promise to Peter when He said "I will build my church." How comforting to know that this important task isn't left to us alone, but that He chooses to partner with us on. Speaker: Barry Tramacchi Reading: Matthew 16:15-18
What does it mean for you to ‘live the life’? Will winning the lottery lead you there? Will finding your perfect partner, or gaining the ideal job or travelling to a remote exotic location drinking Pina Coladas do it for you? How will you discover what it means to ‘live the life’?
These days truth is hard to come by. The once trustworthy ‘news’ is even being challenged with the notion of ‘fake news’. Who can we trust? Whose voice should we listen to? Where will you go to discover truth? Speaker: Andrew Ranucci
There are so many ways we can choose to go in life, and authors, academics and experts are constantly offering us the latest and "best" way to live. The fact is - who we follow determines our destination. What's your destination in life and who will you follow to get there?
On Sunday 15 September, Northside stood with over 11,000 churches around the world to see the reality of modern day slavery, understand God’s heart for justice and join the global movement to end slavery.
We joined as one church for Celebration Sunday, praise God for all he’s done among us this year, and looking forward to what we believe He’s going to do into the future.
No matter your age, there is always someone you can learn from and someone you can teach. Find out how you can invest what you have learned in the next generation to help them flourish.
Jesus often taught people to get their intentions right and their actions would follow. Except when it comes to money! In this case, he says, “Do first. Think later.” Why?
Would it surprise you to know Jesus talked about the dangers of money 10 times more than he did the dangers of immorality? Speaker: Sam Haddon