You may have heard - or even felt yourself - that our culture is losing its way, declining, even crumbling. This Sunday, we'll look at the steps that lead to a slow progression of a crumbling culture and see what Romans 1 has to say about the solution for this problem. 

The first chapter of Romans shows us that the righteousness of God is power, salvation, and life. Great reasons to want His righteousness, right? This week, we'll see the bad news about it: His wrath. Join us to learn what exactly the wrath of God means, why it has to come, and where it leaves us when we can come to terms with it.

We're staying in Romans 1 this week to unpack the third reason Paul wrote to the church there. We'll see how the Gospel is like a diamond and what "the righteousness of God" brings to us. Then we'll learn what being "unashamed of the Gospel" really means-- and three things it doesn't. 

Paul wrote his letter to the Roman church for at least three reasons. Those same reasons can help us understand why we do church today. We'll explore those and show you the move you need to make once you've decided "you're in" when it comes to church. Plus, see why we think NorthPoint can actually be compared a little to Rome.

If you've ever wondered why you should believe in Jesus, we think you'll find the answer right in the opening words of Romans 1. This week, we dive back into Paul's Letter to the Romans to see the four essentials of Gospel Christianity. 

We're kicking off the new year with a new message series, Paul's Letter to the Romans. The first seven verses may seem like a simple greeting, but there are four things we learn there that are key to understanding one of the most influential books of the entire Bible. Join us as we learn what those four things are, why Paul wrote this letter to begin with, and how our mission at NorthPoint mirrors his. 

Christmas at NorthPoint is here! Celebrate the birth of our Savior with us through stories, songs, and scripture.

We're used to hearing the Christmas story from Luke 2, with a complete cast of characters that includes the shepherds, angels, and Mary and Joseph. But there's another place in the Bible that tells us the story without the nativity. Join us as we read the familiar narrative and perhaps see the significance of Christmas from a new perspective. Learn three things it means for us as we approach this year's big day.

Paul has some strong words this week as we wrap up our series The Gospel Line. We'll focus on living out the line of generosity, but there's another word we need to understand first. Find out what that is and why it gives us no other option than to be generous once we grasp it.