The elders of True North Church speak about the progress and growth the church has made in 2019, as well as give their vision for direction in 2020.

Redemption is always costly to the redeemer, and there was no higher price paid than Jesus's death on the cross for our sins. Join us for our final week in Ruth as we learn how this book points us to our need for Jesus.

As we continue to look at the book of Ruth during our season of Advent, we find what it means to have hope in the midst of waiting, and how God readies us for true joy when we wait on Him.

Though each of us has unique needs, we share the greatest commonality in our need for redemption. Look to the lives of Naomi and Ruth, and we can see that God was always working things together for their good and His glory. How can we apply this to Advent, as we wait for Christ's return?

The book of Ruth begins with Naomi and Ruth losing all that they held dear. We look at the impact that this season of waiting has on them and how that loss and bitterness can manifest itself in our own lives. The only hope we have in bitterness is the hope that God brings to the table, and it is the greatest hope that will ever be found.

This week at True North, Elder Scott Belmore teaches us what the bible has to say about elders and overseers.

The bible talks about christians in the new testament as members of a local body, and never deviates from that stance. How can we take this standpoint and live in covenant community? Learn more by watching this week's sermon.

Join us this week as we talk about how being in covenant with God helps guide us and grow us to know Him better. Elder Ian Johannes preaches on God's covenant with us.

The bible teaches that evil doesn't come from the world around us to hinder our walk with Christ, but comes from within and pours out of us. To close our sermon series on the book of Judges, we learn how an understanding of total depravity can lead us to love Christ more.

When we replace our relationship with our Father with a religious system, it will leave us unsatisfied and broken. The only way to break the cycle is to look at the person and work of Christ Jesus.