Life is hard enough as it is - you sure don't need to raise the difficulty! In this week's talk, we'll show you how to avoid a common mistake that adds unnecessary challenges to your spiritual life.

Most Christians want to read the Bible more often, but it’s hard to add yet another “to-do” to an overloaded calendar. In this week’s talk, we’ll look at the surprisingly scientific approach God gave to help people engage with the Bible.

The term, “Christian” can apply to anything from what you believe about God, to a government, to a genre of music, but what should it mean? In this week’s talk, we’ll learn why the early church used a different term, and what that teaches us about following Jesus.

The goal at North Parkway is not just to learn about God, but to experience Him - but what exactly does that look, sound, and feel like? In this week's talk, we'll learn how to keep dry seasons of faith from becoming distant seasons.

Are some things okay for some people and wrong for others? If so, how do you know the difference? In this week’s talk, we’ll look at things that are sometimes wrong, and how to balance freedom and wisdom.

The Bible’s full of rules, but if Christians are saved by grace, do you still have to follow them? In this week’s talk, we’ll look at the laws from the Old Testament and explain which ones still apply in 2026.

Goals in life are great as long as you’re making progress, but what about the times when you’re not? The gap between tomorrow’s goal and today’s grind can be demoralizing. In this week’s talk, we’ll look at how to navigate it better.

We all know the disappointment of falling short of a goal, but sometimes failure becomes a crisis of faith. In this week’s talk, we’ll look at the gap between intention and action, and how to respond well when you blow it.

Let’s face it: sometimes the Bible seems out of touch with the modern world - but the truth is still the truth. In this week’s talk, we’ll look at the gap between the Bible and culture, and how you can navigate it better.

There are few things in life more frustrating than being misunderstood, and yet - it happens all the time. In this week’s talk, we’ll look at why that is, and share one simple strategy to close the gap between what you say and what they hear.