North Church STL

This week we will have a covenant celebration for all the covenant members of North Church. Today we not only celebrate the covenant we have made with each other as part of this body, but also the new covenant God has made with us through his son...

Easter is the day to celebrate Christ who was crucified and buried, yet was risen three days later. We also have the opportunity celebrate what God has done through Christ in saving John and Katie Jost.

We are all enemies with God. Romans 3 describes how truly deplorable we are. But love compels us to more than ourselves. When we engage the love of God and rest and live in his grace and peace, we are compelled to move. Love changes you.

Vernon Burger from His Voice Global joins us to teach from the parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15. We identify with the one sheep who is lost - our righteousness is not from ourselves, but from God who has picked us up and redeemed us.

Many of us find ourselves more like the older brother in the story of the prodigal son. The older brother believed in himself and his own self-righteousness. Rebekah's story is an example of God's grace saving us from ourselves, and...

The parable of the prodigal son not only describes the path to destruction, but also the path to redemption. We see a firsthand account of redemption through God's grace in the life of Ben Somers.

Each of us has our own story. These stories are meant to put the grace of God on display, that we might tell an even more grand story - the story of God's redemption for the world.

As we begin 2012, one focus that North Church will have is discipleship. We are called to it by Scripture, and this morning we explore why it's necessary for us as Christians.

In Matthew 28:19, Jesus commands us to make disciples of all nations. But the original meaning of this verse is to make disciple-makers. We are called not only to be disciples, but also to reproduce ourselves by discipling others who will make...

Acts 20 shows how Paul was a great example of what it looks like to live as a missionary. God has called us to tell of the grace of the gospel - whether we're in another part of the world or with our next door neighbor.