We begin One Anothering sermon series with the Golden Rule: Do to one another what you would like done to you. Though many have heard this powerful statement, it's possible they've lost sigh of the context in which Jesus was delivering it.

Teaching Pastor Tray Tankersley talks about the importance of being a beggar and not a a baker.

Christmas Eve at North Metro Church

The Christmas season can be a painful reminder of difficulty and loss for many people. Even the final days leading up to Jesus' birth were filled with chaos, pain, and interruption. Yet in the midst of crisis and uncertainly, God gave Mary the greatest gift of all - His Son, Jesus Christ. Our Savior came into the world bringing joy and hope to all mankind. We invite you to join us for our next series, "Due Date", as we rediscover the anticipation of God's greatest gift.

The Christmas season can be a painful reminder of difficulty and loss for many people. Even the final days leading up to Jesus' birth were filled with chaos, pain, and interruption. Yet in the midst of crisis and uncertainly, God gave Mary the greatest gift of all - His Son, Jesus Christ. Our Savior came into the world bringing joy and hope to all mankind. We invite you to join us for our next series, "Due Date", as we rediscover the anticipation of God's greatest gift.

The Christmas season can be a painful reminder of difficulty and loss for many people. Even the final days leading up to Jesus' birth were filled with chaos, pain, and interruption. Yet in the midst of crisis and uncertainly, God gave Mary the greatest gift of all - His Son, Jesus Christ. Our Savior came into the world bringing joy and hope to all mankind. We invite you to join us for our next series, "Due Date", as we rediscover the anticipation of God's greatest gift.

An understanding of the 10 Commandments can give us great confidence in sharing the Gospel with everyone around us! They demonstrate love and strong principals, morality and discipline. Let’s become free in Christ together by bringing in the finale of this series and studying God’s final commandment: Don't covet your neighbor's stuff.

We can find freedom in Christ and become better Christ followers as we learn to understand God’s commandments. Are they just a set of rules? Aren’t we free from the law in grace? Are we supposed to take these commandments literally? Let’s dive into the ninth commandment this week: No lies.

“Learning to Fly” is taking us into the heart of God’s commandments. We can learn them, understand them, and view them as more than just a list of “do nots.” They can bring us freedom and great joy. They can take us from darkness into light. Watch this week’s message that highlights the eighth commandment: No stealing.

The sacred covenant of marriage is threaded throughout the Bible. We learn how God views marriage and how he intended this union to be. Find out more about God’s great design as we discuss the seventh commandment in this week’s message: No adultery.