This past weekend we looked at the story of Joseph from Genesis 40 and 41. One of the key things we took away was, there's gonna be a season of famine and there's gonna be a season of abundance. No matter what stage you're in, the truth that we saw from this passage was that in both seasons, God is present. And yet oftentimes the difficult seasons we try to do it ourselves we don't trust in God. It is in that season, though that we need God most.

This week, would you take time out of your day to record the three best things right now going on your life. Because those are from God even in the midst of difficult circumstances there's something good going on. Finding God in the good things in the midst of dark days is key. Once you have focused on three things, spend time alone with God giving him praise.

Genesis 40-41 | Genesis Series

Johnny Hower

You need to know that as you navigate through life, you're not alone. God is with you.

North Pointe Community Church 9:00am service | October 13

Genesis 39: "God's Presence In Hard Times."

Genesis 37 devotional taken from Oct. 6th Genesis sermon on unresolved conflict.

What impact does unresolved conflict have on our lives?

Genesis Series - chapter 37

Next Steps - part 4 of 4

Engage - Isaiah 6:1-8

Communications and Outreach Pastor Jared Harms

This past Sunday, we looked at Romans 12 as we talked about the third step in our "Next Steps" series - GROW. Everyone who claims to know Christ as their Lord and Savior is on this journey of growth and no matter where you find yourself on this journey Romans 12 is applicable. As we read what Paul is writing to the Romans, offer yourself to God, submit to him, renew your mind, allow him to transform you, you can know God’s perfect will. Each of these builds on the excitement of what we are doing!!

As a community of connected believers, we are growing and we want to invite you to join us on this journey. This week I challenged each of us to read Romans 12 every day, meditating on it and asking God to convict our hearts and submitting our lives to truly live out this passage. Asking yourself are you pretending or do you really love?. Do you hate what is wrong and hold tightly to what is good or do we really know the difference? Have I showed love today and taken delight in honoring each other. Am I lazy? Am I being joyful and patient faithfully praying? When have I helped God’s people who are in need? Always be eager to practice hospitality or do I like my seclusion? And we could continue through the text piece by piece transforming our minds and actions to show our submission to his desires

We have quite a few ways to get connected and grow as the body of Christ here at North Pointe. We have a church family that is submitting to God and being transformed and we want to encourage you to take that step to grow with us by being transformed through the renewal of your mind so that we can actively live out being Christ in our community.

Student Pastor - Cody Goerke

Next Step: Grow | Submission to God brings transforming growth Romans 12:1-8/ Phil. 2

Cody Goerke - Student Pastor at North Pointe

Sermon devotional from our "Next Steps" series. From our Worship Pastor, Daniel Park.