Northview Community Church

The early church attracted slaves, women, and outsiders as the gospel created communities the empire had no category for. Galatians 3:28 is right at the center of it.

Paul tackles the question every honest reader of Galatians eventually asks: if the law can't save us, why did God give it all?

In today's message we trace the promise of God from Abraham to the cross to see why the Holy Spirit dwelling within us is the ultimate blessing.

In this passage, Paul argues the entire case for the gospel from one piece of evidence: your own undeniable experience of the Holy Spirit.

Today we explore what it truly means to be crucified with Christ, and how His Spirit empowers our daily, ordinary lives.

Using Paul’s words in Galatians 2:19-20, we look at how the message of Easter is a deeply personal encounter with the God who knows your name.

If God tore the veil and Christ broke the wall, why do we keep picking up the bricks?

Today we explore how the Apostle Peter's failure at the dinner table reveals the danger of letting the fear of man compromise the truth of the gospel.

Paul walked into the most important meeting in church history and walked out with total freedom and one non-negotiable command, “Remember the poor."

In this message from our Galatians series, we unpack the topic of legalism and contrast it with a life of close, Spirit-led relationship with God.

This week we explore how the Apostle Paul’s radical transformation reveals the true, unearned grace of God.

Discover why Paul sounds the emergency alarm in Galatians chapter 1 against the danger of adding human effort to the finished work of Jesus

We Kick off our Galatians series by looking at how Paul's final words to the Galatians are in giant letters to make sure they understand that the gospel isn't about earning God's approval, but about being transformed into a completely new kind of human.

Today we look back and celebrate the "green shoots" of the Spirit and look forward as we prepare for a new season of pressing in together as we enter into the book of Galatians.

Through the example of Christ in Philippians 2, we see that humility and dependence on God, not striving or self-effort, is the posture that opens us up to truly experience Him.

As we launch our 5 day corporate fast, today we learn why our hunger for God is not about legalism or misery; but an invitation to seek Him for what we cannot accomplish on our own.

Today we look at the woman who was desperate for Jesus, and a church that had no faith as we explore what it means to pray with expectation.

We often confuse being numbed by comfort with being filled by God, but true satisfaction requires a different kind of hunger.

Three members of our congregation share about how God has been a light in the darkness within their lives

This Christmas Eve we see that God didn’t shout hope from heaven - He stepped into our mess in Jesus, the Word made flesh who dwells with us.

From Nicodemus at night to a woman exposed in public, today we look at why stepping into Jesus’ light is the safest place to be.

Discover how the light of Christ breaks through even the darkest moments of life and brings hope this Christmas season.

Stop carrying the crushing weight of spiritual "shoulds" and discover how a Rule of Life creates a trellis of grace for your soul.

Today we explore how Jesus shifted the paradigm of fasting from an Old Testament act of desperation to a New Testament expression of intimacy and longing.

Today we explore how the wilderness is the place where Jesus met His Father, where He still speaks, and where our true identity is recovered.

Today we explore how obeying Jesus' command to love is the practical key to abiding in his love as we move from the joyless burden of a slave to the path of full joy and the privilege of being a friend of God.

Rabbi Matt takes us through the book of Jonah, discussing that we want mercy for ourselves and wrath for our enemies, but the way of Jesus is different.

Today we are looking at what it truly means to "abide" in the vine, and how this command is central to becoming more like Jesus and experiencing Life in Him.

The most transformative spiritual discipline: This week, we explore how to 'Practice the Presence of God' - not by striving to conjure Him, but by training yourself to notice He's already there.

For anyone feeling overwhelmed by the busyness of life, this sermon explores the story of Mary & Martha and how the path to the "abundant life" Jesus promised begins when we learn to set aside our many distractions and choose the "one thing" He values most.

Today we unpack why the Old Testament tithe is no longer required and explore how Jesus calls us to a new standard of radical generosity that actively shapes our hearts.

God designed children and their development to happen in community. Today we'll examine how integral they are to the heartbeat of our families and our church.

We are not saved by our service or good works, but we are saved for it as a central part of following Jesus.

What if you could be completely known - flaws and all - and still be unconditionally loved? This message explores how security in God’s love silences our deepest fears and makes authentic, life-giving community possible.

Jesus calls for His followers to reject the world's divisive "us vs. them" mentality and instead embrace His command to sacrificially love one another as our greatest witness to the world.

Today we look at the radical example of Jesus as he welcomed notorious sinners long before they believed or transformed their lives.

As we end this series, 3 of our people share the way that God has anchored their faith and given them peace.

God can redeem our suffering here and now if we lean in and trust Him.

Pastor Steve walks us through the topic of bitterness and how it fuels unfaithfulness. It is only through being anchored in Christ that we can forgive and let go of bitterness.

Today we explore Hebrews 6 and learn why true hope isn't wishful thinking but an unbreakable promise secured eternally by Christ Himself.

Our former head pastor Steve Michiels brings a message today about God's faithfulness and how His faithfulness enables us to be faithful to Him.

Today we look at how we are called to continue Jesus Ministry of building HIs Kingdom by the Power of the Spirit.

Though Paul is physically chained, the gospel is not. Our greatest limitations may actually be God's greatest opportunities.

Today we look at how Paul found peace in Jesus amidst the storm, and then was able to embody that peace and point others to Christ.

Today we look at Paul’s 2 years of waiting in Prison in Caesarea; and how we can find true peace only when we trust in God, not our circumstances changing.

Even when our best efforts to obey Jesus lead to failure and hardship, He is present with us, working out His purposes, and calling us to take courage and not give up

Have you ever longed to hear God's voice more clearly? And To speak words that breathe life and hope into others? Today, we continue our journey into part 2 of demystifying prophecy building on our foundation from last week.

Want to see God’s love transform our church? Join us for part 1 of "Demystifying Prophecy" as we explore 1 Corinthians 14 & discover how prophecy builds up, encourages, & comforts!

Today, as we journey with Paul on his farewell tour, we're going to explore what a life utterly surrendered to Jesus and His Kingdom looks like, and how it challenges our modern comforts and priorities.

Acts 19 challenges us: counterfeit faith fails, but authentic faith transforms. Witness the Ephesians’ radical repentance and its impact on their city