A relationship with God filled with world travels, risk, love, and forgiveness has illustrated for Pastor Rick Zachary four values of God's perspective. Today, the writer, missionary, and church planter visits NCF to share these values: God sees big, God sees small, God sees many, God sees all.

We are in the last days. Many people are responding out of fear, making preparations and storing up food. Pastor CJ shares what he feels are our instructions for end times: pray, keep fervent in your love for one another, be hospitable to one another without complaint, serve each other with your gifts, and share the gospel. The best way to prepare is to get as close to Him as you can and learn to listen to His voice.

Both Moses and David cherished the heart of God and desired to know Him intimately. Their passion for His Presence exceeded every other aspiration, hunger, or motivation. Cornell Cannon continues the worship series as he calls for worshipers who value God's Presence more than anything else.

Both Moses and David cherished the heart of God and desired to know Him intimately. Their passion for His Presence exceeded every other aspiration, hunger, or motivation. Cornell Cannon continues the worship series as he calls for worshipers who value God's Presence more than anything else.

God is "all in" with us, fully committed to the relationship He has with us. For a relationship to be truly lasting, it requires both parties to be "all in." We are called to a lifestyle of obedient worship and 100% commitment to the relationship. In Part 1 of our new series on worship, Cornell Cannon begins to describe worship from a relational aspect.

God is "all in" with us, fully committed to the relationship He has with us. For a relationship to be truly lasting, it requires both parties to be "all in." We are called to a lifestyle of obedient worship and 100% commitment to the relationship. In Part 1 of our new series on worship, Cornell Cannon begins to describe worship from a relational aspect.

Pastor CJ continues from last week as we dig into Philippians 4 to discover solutions to anxiety, worry, and stress. Through His Word, God describes a practical response that will result in a fortress of perfect peace for the protection of our hearts and minds.

Pastor CJ begins sharing about a powerful tool that can empower our lives and slow down the aging process. Worry and anxiety not only rob us of our health, but also blind us to amazing opportunities we have to minister to others. We desire to see His Kingdom manifest on the earth through us. It's time to resign from our job of worrying!

By faithfully following the answers to their common question, "Okay, Lord, what do we do now?" Owen & Mary Adams have stepped through an unexpected door to find themselves ministering to broken hearts bound by addiction. Sadly, Tulsa, Oklahoma is known as the "Needle Capital of the World." The Adams share their story of faith, pain and victory as they've seen the love and Word of God heal identity and change the course of lives that were previously hurtling toward destruction. As we listen to the Adams' inspiring story, we hear two hearts that truly love the Lord, sincerely love people, and remain faithful to carry the Kingdom into their world.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit is our identification with the power of God in our life. Greg Kloxin concludes our series on Identity by defining the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and explaining how we can receive this gift Jesus promised to us.