Northside Bible Church

This message might not be the kind of Christmas series you were expecting.

What's it like to live in a home or work at a company where NO ONE ever says a sincere "thank you?" What actually changes when we become genuinely thankful? Can thankfulness deepen our relationship with God?

Are you thankful? Like, REALLY thankful? Is your thankfulness born out of obligation to be a good person or is it from a deeper spiritual heart that truly hears from God?

Is it possible that developing a healthy spirit of thanksgiving could help to strengthen your spiritual life? Join us for a special message from Pastor Stan.

Join us for a special Veterans Day message from guest speaker, former Coast Guardsman, and current Mobile Sheriff's chaplain Phillip Snodgrass.

How can you guard yourself against hard-heartedness and stop the Enemy from stealing the fruitful seeds of the Word in your life? Join us for the next installment of Pastor Stan's Becoming Good Hearted series.

If the soil of your heart was bearing fruit, what would the evidence be to your friends and family? Join us for the next installment of Pastor Stan's series Becoming Good Hearted.

As people who long to follow God's ways and Christ's ways, it can be frustrating to move through this life. One of the most helpful instructions that Jesus gives his followers is in Matthew 13 where he identifies the people and passions that turn our attention from God. Have you learned what defeats your ability to be fruitful for God? Join us this morning for part 3 of Pastor Stan's Becoming Good Hearted.

How can we produce good fruit in our lives as believers and avoid having rocky hearts? What keeps our heart rocky and resistant to solid Truth? Join us for part 2 of Pastor Stan's series on the Parable of the Soils.

How often are you given seeds from the Kingdom? Who is sowing seeds of truth into your life? How well are you using the seeds? Join us for the start of Pastor Stan's new October series "Becoming Good Hearted" as we dive into the Parable of the Soils.