Anxiety is a severe issue today, a struggle most people face to some degree. Often we question whether we can turn to God when we worry, assuming He will reprimand us for not measuring up. Through the story of Elijah, we see that God doesn’t condemn us or leave us in our anxiety; instead, He invites us to trust Him to walk through it with us.

How To Deal With Anxiety

On June 30th, 2013, Brendan McDonough, a firefighter in an elite squad called the Granite Mountain Hotshots, lost 19 of his brothers fighting a wildfire in Yarnell, Arizona.This tragedy led him back to addiction, depression, and PTSD. Brendan opens up about his journey of struggle and hope as he found community and faith that would powerfully restore his life.

A Conversation with Brendan McDonough

What do you do when you don’t like yourself? Feelings of low-self worth impact many people to some degree. Some people may lack confidence that they can succeed or even feel they don’t matter. Others may feel there is something fundamentally wrong with who they are. In this message, we address the lie of shame and self-condemnation so we can discover how God sees us and how His love changes everything.

When You Don't Like You

Depression can feel like being trapped in a dark cave. It can feel overwhelming and hopeless. Most of all, it can cause us shame. But as we look at the lives of God’s faithful followers in the Bible, we see that depression was all too common, as it is today. We see that this depression is not who we are, and we are not alone in the darkness.

Stuck in a Cave

The most important aspect of your life is your inner well-being. Jesus died to redeem all of creation, including your mental health. The good news is that you don't have to be strong or put together. As the church, we want to be people who know it's ok to ask for help and to be help to others.

When The Journey Is Too Much

Oh, night, divine! Jesus' birth was incredible, not only because it was a moment people were waiting for, but because he was God in the flesh. In this message, we look at the name Emmanuel, which means God with us. He is present with us, walking with us in every moment.

Emmanuel

The birth of Jesus was so that those closest to the event couldn't help but break out into song. After Zechariah heard the promise of a coming savior, he sang words of celebration and promise. The lyrics were filled with relief because, finally, God would bring salvation, we would receive mercy, and one day, healing would come to broken relationships between God and His people. And this is still good news for us today.

Zechariah's Song

The first Christmas song wasn’t “Silent Night” or “White Christmas.” It was a song sung by Mary as she responded to the wonderful news of the birth of Jesus. Like Mary, may we learn to say yes, and surrender to the Holy Spirit’s work in our lives.

The First Christmas Song

Navigating life takes guidance. We seek out mentors or listen to podcasts to learn about relationships, money, or parenting. It’s why there are 5.6 billion Google searches a day. But, there is a Guide available to us that we can always trust, the Holy Spirit. In the final message of this series, we learn how to find guidance and be led by the Spirit.

Following the Spirit

The Holy Spirit is our Helper, which means He is available to us at any moment. What a wonderful gift from God! In this message, learn to encounter the Spirit through prayer to live more like Jesus.

Helped by the Spirit

Life in the Spirit is not about what you do; it’s about the kind of person you are becoming. In this message, guest speaker Abby Odio walks us through the qualities of God, like love, kindness, and self-control, and shows how we can reflect those qualities through the Holy Spirit.

Fruit of the Spirit

The most critical work of the Holy Spirit is bringing conviction. It's one of the ways He works in our lives. As we say yes to Jesus daily and aim to live more like Him, the Spirit's conviction reveals broken areas. In this message, we look at how conviction brings joy through freedom from sin, guilt, and regret.

Freedom in the Spirit

Who is the Holy Spirit? Jesus gave us the gift of the Spirit, but many of us don’t know what difference He makes in our lives. In this first message of a new series entitled A Spirit Filled Life, find out how the Holy Spirit brings freedom, power, and a life worth living.

Filled with the Spirit

The God of the universe is knocking on your door. Not the door of your home but the door of your life. Many of us don't realize it because of pride. We're good Christians, we've done the right things to make life secure, and we have it all together. We're happy to believe in Jesus to get into heaven, but we don't need God down here (or in our everyday life). And still, Jesus is knocking. In this message, learn about the joy of saying yes to Jesus, inviting Him in, and allowing Jesus to change everything.

Let Him In

Who am I? Where do I belong? These are questions we all wrestle with, questions Jesus addresses in His letter to Philadelphia. Jesus opens a door to the church in Philadelphia, a door that invites them to be a part of His mission, bringing hope and healing to a world that desperately needs it. Discover what it means to be called a child of God and to live as part of His family.

Open Door Church

When things are going right in life, we’re crushing it at work, or finances are good, it can be easy to phone it in. Complacency can set in, and we often neglect prayer or no longer surrender our plans to Jesus. But success is not dependent on how well things are going but on how well-connected we are to God. In this message, learn how to avoid complacency and cling to Jesus, no matter the state of our lives.

Phoning It In

It’s easy to live life doing whatever it takes to succeed and leave what’s left over to those God calls us to love. We may not sacrifice animals to other gods, but when we frequently miss key moments to love others because we’re too busy, we sacrifice time with our kids, intimacy with our spouses, or connection with our neighbors on the altar of success. You may think the most significant thing you can experience is a job promotion or having authority and influence. In the book of Revelation, Jesus’ letter to Thyatira promises to give us a promotion far exceeding all of that.

The Other 167 Hours

“I know where you live.” Jesus wrote these words to the church in Pergamum. The city was a place of worship for many gods, and the church stood in stark contrast, proclaiming Jesus as Lord. But Jesus knew the temptation they faced, not to reject Jesus, but to worship Jesus and... To include idol worship in their practices. In this message, those same temptations are ones we face today, and we find hope in the One who calls us to be the light of the world.

City On A Hill

Have you ever gone through something that felt like a weight and left you discouraged? Maybe you struggle with fear, feeling the world's weight on your shoulders. That fear and weight is no surprise to God. The Bible says, "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." As we dive into this message, we learn that following Jesus isn't about finishing but about being faithful along the way.

Faithful to the Finish

The first letter in Revelation was written to the church in Ephesus. Jesus commends them for their hard work and patience. But he points out one thing, they have forsaken their first love. It’s a heart condition that any of us can easily fall into. As we dive into this first message of our series, why we can easily lose that love and how we can rekindle that love Jesus and for those around us.

Northshore Community Church

Northshore Community Church

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