Current Sermon Series
Sunday, May 18th
The last chapter of any Story is critical to making it a good story. Have you ever had the experience of reading a great book that left you disappointed with the last chapter? Or perhaps it was a great movie plot that didn't get wrapped up well in the final scenes? This Sunday we are studying the final chapter of "The Story", chapter 31. As we have sought to explore the sagas, dimensions, and dynamics of God's story with humanity, we are all wondering 'how is this going to end'? This is a hot topic in the Christian world and even the wider world (cue Zombie Apocalypse movies!). Much of this discussion in the Christian world revolves around how to interpret the Book of Revelation. Our text for Sunday's message will be Revelation 1:1-8 and Revelation 21:1-7. Since the Book of Revelation is a rich book with too much to cover in one sermon, we will be exploring one particular phrase that Jesus uses to describe himself. This phrase is used three times in the Book of Revelation and serves to summarize the last chapter of "The Story"...and yes, it is a good ending!
Blessings,
Pastor Rob
The last chapter of any Story is critical to making it a good story. Have you ever had the experience of reading a great book that left you disappointed with the last chapter? Or perhaps it was a great movie plot that didn't get wrapped up well in the final scenes? This Sunday we are studying the final chapter of "The Story", chapter 31. As we have sought to explore the sagas, dimensions, and dynamics of God's story with humanity, we are all wondering 'how is this going to end'? This is a hot topic in the Christian world and even the wider world (cue Zombie Apocalypse movies!). Much of this discussion in the Christian world revolves around how to interpret the Book of Revelation. Our text for Sunday's message will be Revelation 1:1-8 and Revelation 21:1-7. Since the Book of Revelation is a rich book with too much to cover in one sermon, we will be exploring one particular phrase that Jesus uses to describe himself. This phrase is used three times in the Book of Revelation and serves to summarize the last chapter of "The Story"...and yes, it is a good ending!
Blessings,
Pastor Rob
Summer VBS at North Point
We have set the dates for our annual FREE summer student program at North Point Church. This evening program includes dinner nightly. Students Kindergarten to 5th grade are invited to join us from Wednesday, July 23rd to Friday, July 25th. VBS will wrap up on Sunday, July 27th with a special family program to show our loved ones what we learned! Embark on an exciting journey with Road Trip VBS, based on Joshua 1:9 – "The LORD your God is with you wherever you go." Discover God's presence everywhere as we explore new places, make new friends, and experience God's goodness together. Email Angel@np-church.org with questions!
