Northpoint Church Sermons: Recent Episodes
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God’s gift of life is precious in all respects and at all levels of living; therefore, we have an obligation to promote life for all, including the unborn.
God’s gift of family reminds us that we do not belong to ourselves alone but have an obligation to serve and care for our family.
God’s unique status as the only God there is, requires that we recognize Him as such, and that we not attempt to reduce Him to our level through the use of imagery or vanity in language.
Because we live in a cancel culture where people are increasingly angry and unforgiving, we need to be reminded that God is merciful to sinners and believers, and He calls us to be merciful to both.
Pastor Tony steps away from his sermon series in Deuteronomy for a special sermon, "Set Your House in Order," from Isaiah 38:1, where he reflects on the one-year mark of the deaths of Daniel Hawkins, Jacob Ivascu, and Drake Ruiz. The message includes a conversation with Craig and Janet Hawkins and Alex and Ramona Ivascu.
God’s statutes and rules as described in the Ten Commandments are designed for our good and His glory; we are called to grow in Christ through obedience and in His strength.
Pastor Tony shareS his Christmas message, "God With Us," from Matthew 1:18-2:12, where we'll see that the birth of Jesus is the ultimate example of God being with us and for us.
Paul uses himself as a model to Timothy (as well as to us) about finishing life well by fulfilling the ministry that God has given each of us to do.
Paul tells Timothy to remain vigilant in the ministry; even though people will change over time, Timothy must be constant in his mission and attitude.
Paul points Timothy to Scripture as the basis for his ministry and the edification of the church.
Paul warns Timothy that people will become more disagreeable as time goes on; therefore Timothy is to remain rooted in Scripture and his guide and source for instructing others.
Paul instructs Timothy to dedicate his life to the Lord, knowing that he will face difficulties in the ministry; by committing himself to the Lord, Timothy will be able to instruct others in the ways of the Lord.
God calls all people everywhere to worship Him and recognize His greatness; national blessings depend upon His favor; and that God’s people are called to wait on Him while we look for an everlasting kingdom.
Reformation Sunday - Our focus will be on the great doctrines of the Reformation: predestination, sanctification, and perseverance of the saints.
Paul admonishes Timothy not to be ashamed of the gospel nor to fear the consequences of faithfully preaching the gospel; our confidence is rooted in the work of Christ and power of the Holy Spirit.
An introduction to Timothy, his relation to Paul and upbringing in the home, and his calling to Christ and Christian ministry.
Paul encourages the church at Corinth to pursue love above all things because love will last forever.
Mark 15:40-16:8 - Jesus has risen from the dead in accordance with His predictions and God’s plan.
Jesus is arrested in the Garden, forsaken by His disciples, and placed on trial before the High Priest.
Jesus’s death is foreshadowed by a woman’s anointing, Judas’s betrayal, and the institution of the Lord’s Supper.
Jesus explains the end of history to His disciples and warns all to be ready for His return.
Jesus reveals his exalted status as David’s Lord while also noting His concern for the lowly.
Jesus demonstrates that his teachings are superior to all, including religious leaders in authority.
Jesus arrives in Jerusalem to much acclaim but immediately cleanses the temple from false worshippers.
Jesus demonstrates true service to others by giving His life; His disciples must reject their self-serving tendencies and follow Him.
Jesus addresses the question regarding eternal life and instructs the disciples about future rewards in heaven.
Jesus recognizes the failure of his disciples but continues to provide examples and instruction for their benefit.
Jesus calls for a decision from his disciples regarding his identity as the Son of Go.d
Jesus continues to prove that he alone can make people well despite the challenges from opponents and the dullness of his disciples.
Mark 7:1-30 - Jesus clarifies the difference between the commandments of God and the traditions of men, proving that his teaching is correct and authoritative.
Jesus performs miracles that continue to demonstrate his compassion and amaze his followers.
Jesus begins teaching in a way that only those who are truly invested in Him can understand and appreciate.