Genesis 2 revisits the creation of man and woman in intimate detail, and we learn about the gift of marriage, gender, and mission as man's aloneness is solved through God's gracious provision.

On the seventh day of creation, God rested from His work. The reality of God's rest is a model and guide for mankind who was designed with a NEED to rest. Listen as we explore Sabbath "rest" - an opportunity and a gift - to worship, to acknowledge, to depend.

This message reviews Genesis 1 and what 21st century believers can learn from a careful study of it. We offer three "takeaways" from this majestic first chapter of scripture that will encouraged 21st century believers in their faith, in God's design and in their confidence of God's Word.

While Genesis 1 clearly teaches six literal days of creation, our culture and interpretations of scientific data seem to describe an earth that is billions of years old. What spiritual applications can we draw from scripture about days of creation, and how can we grow in our confidence of God's Word when modernity clashes with scripture?

All of scripture finds its anchor in the majesty and wonder of the first verses of Genesis. In the first two verses, we learn so much that challenge our worldview and encourage our joy in a creative God who loves us and made us to know Him. In this first message on the book of Genesis, you'll learn why you can be confident in the Word of God.

In Matthew 28, we read of an encounter with angels on Jesus' resurrection morning. Three commands are given to those at the tomb that are powerfully relevant for us today - whether Christian or not Christian.

This is the introduction to the "Created and Called" series that will study the first five books of the Old Testament. This sweeping study will allow us to trace God's work from the "beginning" to the fulfillment of His promise in the coming of Jesus Christ.

The State of the Church message in 2018 helped ground us in who we are in relationship to Jesus and in relationship to one another. Listen in as lead pastor Jeff Noble shares perspective on where Northstar has been and how we are leaning in faith into 2018 and beyond.

In this final message of the "All Things New" series, we examine the internal struggle that Christians have between their newness and their oldness and how to understand and live as a follower of Jesus as we undergo the process of change known as sanctification.

The Bible clearly teaches that when we are saved by faith in Christ, that all things are "new." We are new, and the ways in which we related with God are new. In this message, we identify from 2 Corinthians what we are 'new for' - there is purpose in our newness.