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The Bible is full of people who lived and loved differently than those around them, and we are called to do the same. Join us as we talk about why this can be especially hard and what we can learn Peter's example. We'll look at three snapshots from his life - his calling, denial, and restoration - and learn what it truly takes for us to live differently, too.

There's a lot of focus in our society around our physical bodies. Do you realize these bodies give us a unique status in God's creation? This week, we rewind to our Beautiful series to learn three things about our bodies from Psalm 139. Join us as we dig into the poetic truth about God's plan for each of us and why every body tells a story.

Sure, those who follow Jesus believe in the things He did, but what about what He is doing now? This Sunday, we'll dive into an often overlooked, and sometimes controversial, aspect of the New Testament. We'll see three specific things Jesus is doing today, and what you can cling to when you don't necessarily feel the truth of what's happening.

God's idea of justice is written all over the Scriptures. So this week, we're rewinding back to examine a parable from Jesus that is often misunderstood. Join us as we learn a Biblical vision of justice, ask ourselves some questions about our own entitlement and neglect, and take home some ways to engage with God's heart for those in need.

We're moving forward into summer by rewinding back to some of our most foundational messages at NorthPoint. And we begin with the most important message of all: Jesus. Join us as we examine who He is at the core of it all and what it looks like in real life to be a church that embodies Him.

We're moving forward into summer by rewinding back to some of our most foundational messages at NorthPoint. And we begin with the most important message of all: Jesus. Join us as we examine who He is at the core of it all and what it looks like in real life to be a church that embodies Him.

As a new round of high school graduates gets ready to launch into the world, we're asking a question this week: What makes their faith stick when they become adults? We have a few ideas to share, and you are one of them! Join us to learn about your role, why "warm" is the new cool, and some practical ways all of us can take a step to helping these young adults develop sticky faith.

We're at the end of our Romans message series, and Paul has some really important things to say in the final ten verses. Join us to consider three ideas he wanted the church in Rome to know before he signed off. We'll see why they are important for us to consider, too, and we'll leave you with a final word about this crucial letter for all Jesus followers.

We've made it to the final chapter of Romans, and what we find there includes a diverse group of women. Paul's description of them may change your perception of women in the 1st Century. This Mother's Day, we'll take a look at four specific people he mentions, their roles in the church, and hear from a surprise speaker about the impact women have in God's kingdom today.

Our Romans series is winding down, but we still have a few really important things to cover. Let's start with the fact that God's plans are always right on time. Join us as we look at how He accomplished His plan thousands of years ago and how He's still accomplishing it today. We'll see the important reminder from Paul about the role we play now and give you some practical ways to embrace it.

You've no doubt heard of Daniel and the lion's den, but Daniel's autobiography is so much more than that. Join us as we learn what is so often misunderstood about this Old Testament book. We'll explain why it's a good primer for all of us, share four secrets of Daniel's success, and explore how you can apply them to your own Babylon today.

You may know the story of Jesus' death and resurrection and know that's why we celebrate Easter each year. But this week, we're slowing down to take a look at this very real story from some very different perspectives. Join us as we begin Holy Week with a look at the cast of characters. We'll explore what they saw and how Jesus saw them. Then, examine where you see yourself in the Jesus story.

The world is full of things constantly vying for your immediate attention, all of which can create an overwhelming sense of urgency sometimes. But there's another type of urgency that really does need your attention if you want to live like Jesus is King. The Apostle Paul writes about it in this week's Romans passage. Join us to learn three ways you can embrace this spiritual urgency, more than just one day a week.

Authority is a tricky word that can rub people the wrong way sometimes. But the Apostle Paul has some clear words about where earthly authority comes from and how Christians should respond, even when they disagree with it. Join us to see how Scripture tells us to handle our dual citizenship and what our attitude should be to those in authority.

At some point in your life, you've been on the receiving end of someone who mistreated you. And if you haven't, you will! When that happens, we all have a choice on how to respond. Paul gives us some guidance with what we should and should not do. Join us as we see the higher calling God expects of us.