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Join Pastor Dave and Allison as they discuss practical ways to deepen prayer life. Dave shares his personal journey, emphasizing daily rhythms of prayer. Also, a listener’s question sparks a conversation on maintaining hope and persistence in prayer during times of unanswered questions.

To watch this past week's sermon: Ask, Seek, Knock! | Dave D'Angelo

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In this message, we’re reminded of the importance of listening carefully, not just with our ears but with our hearts. Jesus urges us to "ask, seek, and knock"(Matthew 7:7), showing that genuine prayer is transformative. Prayer isn’t just about saying words; it’s a form of deep communion with God that reshapes our desires, aligning them with His Kingdom. As we engage in prayer, our hearts begin to crave what He values, empowering us to walk the narrow path and grow closer to His presence.

In this episode, Pastor Scott shares his passion for developing young leaders and believers in the local church, as well as fostering a culture of generosity within communities. He also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at some of the incredible acts of generosity he's witnessed through his ministry.

To watch this past week's sermon: Investing in Eternal Treasures

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Earthly investments fade, but heavenly treasures are everlasting. As followers of Christ, we should evaluate whether our investments are solely in temporary things or eternal. We are generous not to earn God's love, but because we are already loved by Him. Here at North Way, we express our commitment to investing in eternal treasures through next generational church leadership, global missions, and local and regional church planting.

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This week on Behind and Beyond, Pastor Dave joins Allison as they discuss examining our motives and how the Lord meets us in the secret and low places.

To watch this past week's sermon: Remove the Mask

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We often try to preserve our own image by seeking to be rewarded by others. Jesus teaches that "practicing righteousness" should only be to and for God, not to and for each other. While the reward of man is fleeting and based on performance, the reward of God brings true peace, freedom, and joy. God's reward isn't something we earn but something He graciously bestows upon us.

Who is your enemy? Does someone who harmed or hurt you come to mind? This sermon explores Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:38-42 on loving our enemies and waiving our right to retaliate. While it's natural to seek revenge against those who harm us, Jesus calls us to a supernatural response—choosing love over retaliation. We must trust God as our vindicator and extend love by praying for, blessing, and doing good to those who have wronged us

Join Pastor Dave and Allison as they continue to dive deeper into the Sermon on the Mount. They discuss what it means to abide in the Lord and how to allow Him to transform our hearts more into His image.

We often seek God's blessings without being deeply rooted in Christianity, relying on self-evident truths. Jesus teaches us that our words should be truthful and full of integrity, avoiding manipulation. True transformation comes from the heart, not just behavior change, and happens when we root ourselves in the gospel.

This week on Behind and Beyond, Pastor John joins Allison as they dive into Matthew 5:21-26, where Jesus teaches us to see anger and reconciliation in a new way. They start by digging into the scripture, then get practical about how it plays out in everyday life and relationships.

To watch this past week's sermon: Forgiveness Over Fury

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