NorthCross Sermons

Uncommon Sense Part 4: More Than Rules

Religion is often viewed as a lifestyle centered around certain rules. But what if the heart of our relationship with God was something else? In this message you'll discover what's really required when it comes to your relationship with God.

Uncommon Sense Part 3: The Wrong People

Jesus defied common sense when he surrounded himself with all the "wrong" people. When you understand why he did, it will change the way you see others, and possibly the way you see yourself.

Uncommon Sense Part 2: Great Expectations

Most things in life are common sense, but the most important things aren't. Fully knowing God requires uncommon sense, and that's exactly what Jesus did through interactions and conversations.

Uncommon Sense Part 1: First Place

Most things in life are common sense, but the most important things aren't. Fully knowing God requires uncommon sense, and that's exactly what Jesus did through interactions and conversations.

Fresh Start Part 4: Losing Weight

Fresh Start Part 3: Change Your Mind

A fresh start won’t guarantee that things will be different than last time. If you think like you used to think, you will do what you used to do. When it comes to fresh starts, God doesn't start by changing your behavior. He starts by changing your mind.

Fresh Start Part 2: The Blame Game

Moving past the past in a healthy way requires you to own your piece of the past. In this message you'll discover the one thing that makes the blame game so attractive... and so dangerous.

Fresh Start Part 1: Day One

Experiences or sorrows from the past have the potential to affect your present and change your future. So before you do anything else, what if it's time to move past the past? What would it take to get a fresh start?

Finding Happy in a New Year

Everyone wishes for a happy new year, but what if you could actually find happy this year? A look at an ancient book of the Bible reveals that finding happy isn't as easy as it may seem.

Worth the Wait

You have been disappointed enough to realize that you shouldn't set your expectations too high. Yet no matter what's coming tomorrow, Christmas enables you to raise your expectations. The reason might not be what you expect.