Northwest Bible Church

In light of eternity, it’s “The Greatest Investment” we can make. The question we must ask ourselves is this… if we truly believe the value that God places on a soul, how can we do anything less than invest our lives in telling people about Jesus?

When it comes to the future, you’ve got a choice… choose to trust the God who holds each and every day of your past, present and future, or choose to worry about the unknown that tomorrow brings. Jesus tells us, as God’s children, “When You’re Tempted to Worry”… choose to trust instead.

Many different things move us to tears. But does that which sadden God also sadden us? Pastor Austin Watts looks at a passage in Luke to see what moves the heart of Christ.

Anthony Fusco, our Lead Pastor candidate, is preaching today from Psalm 5.

As God told Jeremiah, like a potter works with the clay, so it is with “God at Work” with His children. In the easy times and the hard times, He’s working for our good and His glory.

At the start of the new year, it’s all about beginnings… there’s not much thought given to the ending. But as believers, we should be living with the end in mind. And when we get quiet and ask ourselves, “What If?” 2023 was the last 12 months we spent on earth; what does the Bible have to say about what God would want us to be doing?

In the Old Testament, God paints a clear and beautiful picture through Samuel of what it looks like to be used by Him. As we read about Samuel’s calling and development into a servant, we’ll find qualities of a servant’s heart that we can exemplify and grow into in this new year!

Merry Christmas! Thank you for joining us from home for worship. We hope this special service helps you connect with Jesus and praise Him this Christmas morning!

These weren’t typical gifts from a store. These weren’t cute gifts meant to entertain. God wants us to see that the Wisemen brought “Intentional Gifts” specifically chosen for this one unique Child. And even though they were given over 2,000 years ago, these “Intentional Gifts” have much to teach us today.