Northgate FMC

Worship is more than a song, a service, or a moment—it’s a way of life. In this special Worship Weekend gathering, we explore what it means to seek God above our worries, remember Christ's sacrifice through communion, and join in the eternal worship that is already taking place in heaven. Through passages from Psalm 95, Luke 12, Philippians 2, Revelation 4, and Colossians 3, we're reminded that Jesus is worthy of our praise, our trust, and our complete devotion. No matter what you're facing today, God invites you to come before Him with thanksgiving, lay down your burdens, and fix your eyes on His kingdom.

Hear how God is moving through real stories and powerful songs. As we hear from four speakers, Anthony Hoisington, Andrea Moore, Becca Johnson and Tara Blowers.

What does it actually mean to live a lifestyle of worship? Worship is more than music or a Sunday service, it’s a life fully devoted to God. In this message, we explore what true worship looks like in everyday life through Scripture and practical application.

What is it that truly makes a church different? In Exodus 33, Moses realizes something powerful: it’s possible to have God’s promises without God’s presence. More than blessings, success, or direction, Moses wanted God Himself. This Summit Weekend message challenges us to ask what truly distinguishes Northgate—and the answer is clear: God’s presence among His people.

This special Mother’s Day interview with Amy Keller we’re reminded to anchor our hearts in God’s promises, trust Him in the waiting, and hold onto hope even when life feels uncertain. Whether you’re walking through joy, grief, uncertainty, or waiting, this message is an invitation to trust God’s character even before you see the outcome.

What makes people vulnerable and how does the Church respond? In this message, Kevin Austin from Set Free shares how factors like poverty, broken systems, family dysfunction, and injustice create environments where people are at risk. But the call of Jesus is clear: we don’t look away, we move toward. Grounded in Ephesians 3:14–21, this message reminds us that real change begins with being rooted in the love of Christ and empowered by His Spirit.