NorthCross Sermons

Jesus Part 5: Gone Fishing

Because of an invitation Jesus made to some fishermen, he proved that having purpose doesn't change your life. Having purpose is the result of a changed life.
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Jesus Part 4: Homecoming

How far have you gone to win the approval of other people? There were a few times when Jesus intentionally did or said something that would make him less popular with the people around him. A visit to his hometown proved he was not concerned about people's approval of him. His main concern was winning God's approval for you.
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Jesus Part 3: Conversation at the Well

The way you choose to use your time is a sign of what's important to you. Jesus chose to use his time in a way that would have seemed unexpected to the people of his culture. The result is that we get a glimpse into what was really important to Jesus and his ministry.
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Jesus Part 2: Miracle Man

Everyone has either prayed or wished for a miracle to happen. But it seems like most miracles never happen. If Jesus can do anything, why doesn't he do more? A look at his first miracle will help you understand why he did them, and that what they mean.

Jesus Part 1: The Right Start

What do you think of when you hear the name Jesus? Interestingly enough, you'll find there is a wide range of answers to that question. And yet, the reality of Jesus' impact is undeniable.

One Christmas Part 4: Christmas Eve

All it takes is One Christmas for everything in your life to change.

One Christmas Part 3: I’ll Take It

One Christmas Part 2: Scripted

One Christmas Part 1: Behind the Scenes

Esther Part 6c: Continue the Celebration

While everyone loves a good celebration, there can be times in life when the call to celebrate is silenced - times when it seems like everything is going wrong and God is nowhere to be found. The ability to celebrate is absolutely essential, and the conclusion to the book of Esther reveals how every person has a reason to continue the celebration.