Northgate Christian Fellowship

(2 Corinthians 9:6-15)

It may seem counter-intuitive, but Scripture tells us that the way to a rich life is through generosity.

(Matthew 25:14-30)

Parables are windows through which we understand the Kindom of God.

(Malachi 3:7-12)

God is generous and he created us to be generous. Generosity is so important to God he's given us a challenge.

(James 4:13-17)

As we enter a new year, we often look forward to set goals, make plans and establish priorities. James provides some good guidance on this topic in Chapter 4.

(Luke 2: 8-18)

The Good News announced by angels 2000 years ago is something we still need today... peace.

(Luke 1:26-56)

The words of the angel to Mary were words of grace, of assurance, purpose and promise. They gave her as sense of belonging as well as a sense of purpose. 

(Luke 1:5-20, 67-80) 

We all face seasons in our faith when God seems silent. We wonder if He cares... we wonder why we even trust. In those times when our faith may be shaky we can still cling to hope.

(James 1:27, 2:14-17, 4:13-17)

One of the results of God's work in our lives is that we begin to look at people through a different set of eyes. Specifically, it changes the way we see people in need. Seeing through the eyes of Jesus means looking at people with compassion. If our faith doesn't result in acts of compassion then it hasn't fully formed in us. Every time we feel compelled to act but do nothing we become less likely to ever take action. 

(James 3:13-18)

James gives very practical direction for personal relationships. More often than not, the change needs to happen in us.

(James 2:14-26)

This week Pastor Brian Logue tackles an often challenging spiritual concept; Faith versus Works. "The Productivity App" is grounded in the book of James and is the second message in the current series "There's An App For That."