Pastor Jim Larrabee continues the Jude series in verse 16.

Jude 13 & 14... Jesus is coming. Are you prepared?

The credibility gap is the space between what we say believe and how we live. Pastor Nate shares how to recognize it and the dangers of allowing "false teachers" to rationalize it.

Pastor Nate continues in Jude. "The path of life doesn't have any shortcuts."

Pastor Nate continues in Jude. "Pretenders have an authority problem".

Jude continues to remind his people to stand for truth. "Walking away from truth always leads to trouble."

How to stand for truth in your sphere of influence.

Pastor Nate introduces the "Jude" series in which Jude begins by urging us to contend for our faith and to be aware of those who may use Jesus' name as a license for immorality.

Guest speaker Gary Rohrmayer wraps up the "Running On Empty" series buy challenging us to live missionally.

If finances are an area of concern for you right now, you might be "Running On Empty".

New Outreach Pastor, John Czech shares his story of finding out that he would need open heart surgery or face certain death.

In the last of the parenting series, Pastor Nate encourages us to aim our kids for maximum impact.

"All I really needed to know I learned in Kindergarten". Pastor Nate offers some tools on raising young kids.

Mentoring matters! Are you younger? Take your elders seriously. Are you older? Take your role seriously. We all need to take God's Word seriously.

When God says "No", look for His "Yes".

We were all crippled by a fall we were remembered by the King and we get what we don't deserve... Grace.

Parenting is joy, and parenting is pain. How to identify knots in the family system, and how to untangle them

David and Bathsheba; How David let his guard down, how he dealt with it after it happened, and how God forgave him completely, but not without consequences.

Guest speaker, Joel Madson continues the series about David. He talks about Saul's heart for himself, and David's heart for God.

David recognizes the blessings for Obed-Edem as he followed God's laws, and through repentance David chose to follow his example and obey God as well.

When David was in the wilderness, when everything seemed to be going wrong, his heart still cried out to God.

The Character study of David continues as Nate takes a look at David, the giant slayer. He defeated the giant by being God focused rather than giant focused. What are your giants?

Pastor Nate returns with a new summer series focused on David. Taking a look at the heart cries of David.

Putting it all together; how a correct view of the gospel truly changes lives.

Pastor Jan continues with the series, Breaking Free From Religion.

Pastor Jan continues the series; Breaking Free From Religion, and asks the question, "Does my kingdom keep me from God's Kingdom?"

Pastor Jan returns with his second message of his "Breaking Free Form Religion" series. "Life without surrender is a non-functioning solution."

Dr. Jan Hettinga, Pastor Of Northshore Baptist church for 28 year- and the father of our own Pastor Nate Hettinga, brings a message about God's Kingdom. The cross is the place we come back under the authority of God's Kingdom.

In these difficult economic times, Pastor Nate asks us to take a look at our finances from a different perspective; What if instead of asking "Why don't I have enough", we asked, "why do I have so much"?

Pastor Nate navigates what it is to have courageous trust during financial difficulty.

Celebrating the hope and reversal of destiny that the death and resurrection of Jesus offers.

Pastor Nate concludes the series on prayer with Jesus's prayer of unity found in John 17.

Pastor Nate shares a message about praying for Protection as Jesus did in the book of John.

Pastor Nate shares a heartfelt message about praying through the pain as Jesus did in Matthew 26:36-46.

Pastor Jim Larrabee opens up this five week series on the subject of prayer. This first week, we take a more in depth look at The Lord's prayer.

Pastor Jim Larrabee wraps up the Spiritual Discipline's series with a message about the importance of studying God's word. "To engage your mind in Gods Word for the pursuit o f Gods Heart."

Pastor Matthew Shorack continues the Discipline's series with a message on prayer; "Connecting requires trust, trust takes time."

Jesus was the perfect example of a servant, by serving the least, the last and the lost. Pastor Nate explains that as we serve, we become closer to Jesus and more like Jesus.

Pastor Nate returns with a message about living life simply; It's all about Jesus.

Pastor Jim Larrbaee continues in the Discipline's Series, and shares the value of fasting. "Fasting is a voluntary denial of a normal activity for spiritual purposes".

Pastor Nate talks about the importance of finding time to worship in order to hear God's voice and respond to Him. Click Here for the Message Slides.

"God wants to talk to us far more often than we want to listen". Pastor Nate talks about the importance of finding time to be alone and quiet in order to hear God's voice. Click Here for the Message Slides.

Pastor Nate talks about the spiritual discipline of submission, with an insightful interview with Executive Pastor, Kirk Gendron. Click Here for the Message Slides.

An introduction to a new series which will explore spiritual disciplines. Pastor Nate describes the benefits of choosing to walk a disciplined life while maintaining direction and focus. As we become more disciplined we choose to grow deeper in our relationship with God. Click Here for the Message Slides.

In 2009 we need to have courageous trust. In God's presence and in God's power, no one will be able to stand against us. Click Here for the Message Slides.

Pastor Jim Larrabee shares out of the beatitudes, and asks us to ponder if we see God's blessing in our lives.

From His Holiness displayed on Mt. Sinai, to the mercy shown to us on Calvary, to the Hope we look forward to on Mt. Zion, God remains the same.

Week two of Advent; Pastor Nate shares about our King as The one who has ultimate power, ultimate authority yet remains gracious and gentle.

The Suffering Servant