This first message in the series "All Things New" focuses on the reality that in Jesus, all things ARE new. Our BELIEF in that reality will impact our EXPERIENCE of that reality.

We are reminded from Hebrews 4:16 that we are invited into God's presence and urged to be confident when we approach Him. This is because of Christmas and the invitation to nearness at Jesus' birth.

In Luke 2:25, Simeon is described as someone who was waiting on the "consolation of Israel." That means comfort. Listen in and learn how Christmas brings great comfort to all peoples.

In our first December Nights service of 2017, we are urged to sing, proclaim, and declare our joy in Jesus. Christmas abolishes silence. Through scripture, we are urged to verbalize our affection and wonder for Jesus - not just at Christmas but year-round.

Discover how the heartbeat of God for ALL NATIONS to know and love Him is revealed from Geneis to Revelation. Sean Cooper of the Traveling Team demonstrates clearly from scripture that every believer is called to play a part in missions.

On Sunday, June 11, 2017, we had a special service of worship and sharing in celebration of our Acts study. This podcast contains the stories and testimonies from the people of Northstar on that Sunday.

This is the last message of our Acts series. With Paul finally in Rome, his tale ends with him being under house arrest. How does his full life of ministry and mission to this point reveal a heart fully committed to Jesus? Listen in as we examine principles and challenges for living a life that writes the next chapter of Acts.

Acts 27 tells the harrowing adventure of Paul's journey to Rome by ship and how a massive storm on the Mediterranean almost claimed the life of the apostle and all on the ship. Paul was encouraged by an angel, shipwrecked and snake-bit, all in this message. What can we learn when life's storms get us down?

In Acts 25-26, Paul has an opportunity to share his testimony before a Roman governor and a King. He is called crazy for his views that Jesus is God. We learn principles for defending our own faith and being willing to be thought crazy for Christ.

In Acts 24, Paul is on trial before Felix, the Roman governor. Felix is a compelling example of somone with spiritual curiosity that never leads to spiritual commitment. What does it mean for a person to have saving faith?