NorthCross Sermons

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.

Waiting for Christmas Part 3: When There’s Nothing You Can Do

Christmas was never intended to be something you need to be ready for. Rather, Christmas was intended to be something you need. In this message you'll discover how Christmas means everything for people who realize there's nothing they can do.

Waiting for Christmas Part 2: When I Feel Forgotten

In times of prolonged waiting it is common to wonder if you've been forgotten altogether. When you wait on God it isn't because he has forgotten you. A section from Isaiah gives specific comfort and guidance for those who are feeling forgotten.

Waiting for Christmas Part 1: When God has other Plans

If God is so good, why doesn't he help us out when we simply want good things? An episode from the life of king David shows that good plans aren't always God plans.

The Best is Yet to Come

Holidays can be tough whether you're missing someone you loved or you're just reminiscing about the good old days. In this message you'll discover how Jesus proved that no matter where you're at, the best is yet to come

Schematic Design

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Building Tools (Luke 16:1-9)

Sometimes what's important isn't what you see. It's how you see it. In part three you will get a new perspective that is sure to affect your view of life and your view of the impact the local church can make.

Life-Changer (Hebrews 3:12-14)

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The Church (1 Peter 2:4-10)

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God and Country Part 2: Commander-in-Chief (Hebrews 12:1-3)

In every election there's always a winner and a loser. That applies to the candidates, but it also applies to the people who voted for them. In part two of this series you'll discover the reason to have hope and peace no matter who wins an election.