When it comes to decisions, the truth is, all of us at some point get stuck in binary thinking. We fixate on a couple of different options and fail to see any other way. When that happens we almost always make a bad decision. There’s a better way. What if you could widen your options?

When all seems hopeless where do you turn? Jesus and those who follow him are in the businees of dealing hope. But how do you go from hopeless to giving hope to others?

What do you do when storms crash around you? Stay in the boat, hold onto Jesus. When life becomes difficult, you deepen your roots in faith.

We believe that as followers of Jesus, we are called to be different. There is never a more opportune time to show this than during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. How we live, act, and celebrate these 6 weeks should look differently than the world around us.

We want to change people’s hearts from just feeling holiday “warm and fuzzies” to actually becoming the type of person Christ calls us to; responding to the needs around us, intentional in how we love our neighbors, and actively fighting against the consumer mindset of the holidays.

Many people have an understanding of what Christianity is, what church is all about, or what God wants from us. But, the reality is, many of us are unsure what to focus on. Since there are so many good things, we try and do all of them but don’t feel like we excel at any of them. Ephesians 3:20 gives us a clear indication of what we should be focusing on. Listen as Pastor Brandon breaks down what he believes to be a game changing view of this powerful scripture!

David is a former student pastor at Cornerstone Church here in San Antonio and is currently serving at Hillsong NYC. He is a passionate communicator and a great friend of the North family!

We love our church, and we're not embarrassed to say that. In fact, we think that you love our church too - otherwise you wouldn’t be listening. But what is it exactly that we love about our church? Why do we spend an hour every Sunday here? Why do we volunteer here? There are a handful of things that guide us as we make decisions on what we do, why we do it, and how we do it. In this message, we’d like to tell you a few reasons why we think that Our Church Is Kind Of A Big Deal.