North Church STL

We believe that Advent is the antidote to the hurried holiday that Christmas has become. This Christmas season, we're going to take a slow walk to the manger as we celebrate.

We believe that Advent is the antidote to the hurried holiday that Christmas has become. This Christmas season, we're going to take a slow walk to the manger as we celebrate.

We believe that Advent is the antidote to the hurried holiday that Christmas has become. This Christmas season, we're going to take a slow walk to the manger as we celebrate.

We are called to know the gospel; love and serve people; listen and tell stories. In this story, we see Jesus as being the perfect example.

Knowing your story plants the gospel in you. Telling your story plants the gospel through you.

God cares deeply about each and every one of us and wants us to tell him our story. He also wants us to take this sentiment into our community.

Learning to live a lifestyle of service is built on three things: the hospitality of God, a selfless appetite and regular Sabbath rest. Otherwise service will always be begrudging submission rather than a joyful life overflowing from the Spirit in us.

We are never more like God than when we serve. Yet most of our service is filled with an agenda that seeks personal benefit alone. As his kids, we are called to serve others, simply to be a blessing, expecting nothing in return. It's through this...

Jesus had a laser focus on mission to die on the cross in order to reconcile sinners to God while living out his character of love, service, and sacrifice. This story highlights that for us and provides us with an example to follow.

The truest image we have of God is Jesus. That image is a laser focus toward his ultimate purpose while living true to his character of teaching, loving, serving, and tearing down self-righteousness along the way.