Have you ever wondered if your life really matters in God’s big plan?

In this message, Pastor Nate Nupanga unpacks how Moses wrestled with fear, doubt, and feeling unqualified—and yet God called him into something much bigger than himself.

Do you ever feel unseen or unappreciated in your role as a father or man of faith?

In this message, Pastor Greg Strand shares how God meets men in their deepest places of loneliness, insecurity, and longing—and how you can find strength, affirmation, and identity in the love of Christ. Through Scripture and personal story, this message speaks directly to the heart of every man who wonders if he's enough and reminds us that we are seen, valued, and deeply loved by our Heavenly Father

Are you in your wilderness and ready to notice God? Do you feel like god sees and hears you? In this message, Pastor Mady Wise teaches us how God meets us in our wilderness, just as God met Moses while tending sheep in the desert. From the Series, "Moses".

Can God really bring something good out of my pain? In this message, Pastor Nick Wise teaches from the story of Moses’ birth and how God began the rescue of Israel in the middle of their oppression. From the Series, "Moses".

JD Collar gives space to celebrate what God has been doing at Northwest. 

 looks at the story of the Prodigal Son and calls us back to the gracious heart of the Father. 

Looking at the story of Mary and Martha, Pastor Nick encourages the church, and moms in particular, to choose the better thing: sitting at the feet of Jesus. 

Pastor Nate calls us to obedience to Jesus: making and maturing disciples of all people. From the Series, "Last Words, First Priority".

Josh Howard brings our attention Acts 1, the lack of Holy Spirit power in the American Church, and what Jesus says about it. From the Series, "Last Words, First Priority". 

Pastor Nate reminds us that Jesus' resurrection is relevant today, with the ability to redeem our past, meet our needs in the present, and give us a hopeful future. From the Series, "Holy Week".