(Revelation 1:3)

Pastor Jesse Peterson encourages the Church to adopt a new set of lenses in order to see Revelation in the light of how and why it was written. Doing so may allow you to see this controversial and often confusing book in a new and insightful way. 

(Revelation 1:1-4)

Pastor Larry Davis delivers the first message in a three week series on the Book of Revelation. 

(Mark 12:30; Romans 12:1; 1 Corinthians 6:18-20)

God created us as physical beings and our physical health is deeply connected to our emotional spiritual health. 

(1 Timothy 6:6-10, 17-19)

Or financial health affects every area of life; our relationships, our emotions and even our relationship with God. That's why Jesus talked more about money than any other topic. 

(Philippians 4:4-9)

Our emotions are an essential part of who we are. If we ignore our emotional health it will hinder our growth and maturity. 

(Colossians 3:12-14)

Researchers have found that the single most common factor in life satisfaction is the breadth and depth of personal relationships. 

(Colossians 1:9-14)

Just as there are vital signs to assess the state of one's physical health there are vital signs for assessing spiritual health as well.

(Mark 8:34-37)

The new year presents us with new opportunities, a chance for self-improvement This year, try taking a new approach.

Pastor Ken Jensen brings a very special message of peace and hope to those who attended one of Northgate's Christmas Eve candlelight services. 

(Matthew 2:1-12) When God speaks it usually calls for a response from us. Christ didn't come just to give us information. He came to give us life.