Are you knowingly or unknowingly wandering and or settled in a place that you were only meant to pass through? Are you willing to allow Jesus to interrupt your schedule? When we allow God to reset our schedule, what we think might be an interruption, might be an invitation for a breakthrough in our lives.

Join Pastor John Reilly and Rebekah Stolle as they discuss how we're wired to worship, the importance of costly grace, and what it looks like to live from a confidence like Lazarus's.

To watch this past week's sermon: What Does Worship Cost You?

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Worship is more than just music. It’s a response to who God is. God calls us to worship with our time, relationships, attitudes, words, and resources. Our worship of God is determined by where we’re willing to sit and worship. God calls us to sit in the seat of gratitude, humility, and love so we can respond to His goodness. If our faith doesn’t cost us anything, it isn’t worth anything.

This week, we welcome Natalie Mather to the Behind & Beyond table for a helpful and encouraging conversation surrounding mental health (specifically OCD) and the power of sharing our testimony with others. We cover the different ways God brings about healing, the importance in naming our struggles, and the freedom found in laying down idols.

Today's episode contains references to OCD and may be sensitive to some viewers.

To watch this past week's sermon: Resting In Him

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What do you hold closely as part of your identity? Are you resting in your distinctiveness? Resting in the wrong place is actually no rest at all. When we rest in anything other than the gospel, we will always find ourselves weary, unsatisfied, and always on guard trying to protect our distinctiveness. Jesus wants us to put our striving aside, trust Him, and rest in Him alone.

Join Pastor Dave and Rebekah as they cover the signs that we've made Jesus too small, practical steps for reinvigorating our daily walk with God, and a relevant conversation on the tension between loving others without condoning sin in today's culture.

To watch this past week's sermon: Hungry for Mercy

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As Americans, we are tempted to think of spiritual growth as progressing in familiarity. According to Jesus, spiritual growth is about progressing in humility.

Jesus is calling us to humility and urges us to learn and grow in mercy. When our hearts stop giving mercy, we stop hearing His call. Giving and receiving mercy is found by fixing our eyes on Jesus. We must tend to our hearts, so we don’t miss His voice.

S2, E3: What's Filling Your Cup?

Join Amanda and Rebekah as they unpack Amanda's message and discuss topics like bringing our specific anxieties to the Lord, what it looks like to be filled abundantly by Jesus, and how to create memorable moments around the daily tables in our lives.

To watch this past week's sermon: Fed and Filled

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What table do you love being around? Where do you look to be filled? Jesus offers us a seat at His table. It’s not a seat that we must earn, but one that is waiting for us. When we come to the table with Jesus, we are always fed and filled. When we allow Jesus to feed us specifically, we experience His provision in a whole new way. Jesus feeds with authority and invites us to exchange our performance for His provision. He fills us completely and abundantly. We are called to invite people in and give them a taste of the abundant life of Jesus.

Do you feel like you're stuck in a cycle of busyness? This week on Behind & Beyond we discuss the importance of making time for the things that matter most, how to pray with boldness, and what steps we can take to deepen our conversations with our loved ones. Pastor John Reilly dives deeper into his sermon on how we lay down our expectations and choose the eternal things of life.

To watch this past week's sermon: Trading Expectations for Eternity

For more info: northway.org