Northgate FMC

Being Single - This Is Us

Life is made up of relationships — with our families, our friends, our spouses, and our kids. And while those connections can bring incredible joy, they can also come with challenges, heartaches, and questions we don’t always know how to answer. In our new series “This Is Us", we’re leaning in together to talk about navigating life’s most critical relationships — with honesty, grace, and a whole lot of love. Because God cares deeply about the people in our lives, and He offers wisdom and hope for every relationship we’re in. So wherever you are, whatever you’re walking through — this is us, and we’re in this together.

Summit Weekend - All In, All of Us

This past year, God has shown His faithfulness in powerful and undeniable ways. But we believe He’s just getting started. As we look ahead, we’re reminded that every single one of us has a part to play — and when we step up together, God moves in even greater ways. You were placed here on purpose, for a purpose.
So let’s lean in, link arms, and move forward — all in, all of us.

A Praying Mother - This Is Us

Of all the gifts a mother can give her children, one of the most powerful is her prayers.
In every season—joyful or difficult—a praying mother invites God into her family’s story and anchors her home in faith. Today, we’re celebrating the incredible influence of mothers and learning why the best thing any mom (or anyone) can do is become a person of prayer.

Because prayer doesn’t just change things—it changes us.

What the Church Expects From You - Let's Be Clear

Have you ever wondered what you should expect from the church—and what the church expects from you? Too often, assumptions, disappointments, and misunderstandings shape our experiences. In "Let’s Be Clear", we’ll cut through the confusion and define what it truly means to be part of the body of Christ.

What You Can Expect from the Church - Let's Be Clear

When people hear the word church, they often think of a building, a service, or even a set of traditions. But when God designed the Church, He had something much bigger—and much better—in mind. At its best, the Church is a place where Jesus is the foundation, love is the culture, truth is spoken with grace, and people are supported, encouraged, and sent out to make a difference. We believe the local church, as God designed it, is the hope of the world—and at Northgate, here’s what you can expect as we live that out together.

He Has Risen! He Is Not Here - ReMARKable

The most remarkable part of Jesus’ story isn’t just how He lived—but that His story didn’t end with death. When the women arrived at the tomb, they came expecting to care for a body. Instead, they found an empty grave—and an angel with astonishing news: “He has risen! He is not here.” (Mark 16:6) Even the most faithful didn’t expect the story to continue. But God had bigger plans.

Even the Son of Man Did Not Come to be Served - ReMARKable

It’s easy to chase success by seeking recognition or climbing the ladder to the top—but Jesus offers us a different model of greatness. When James and John asked for the seats of honor beside Him in glory, Jesus didn’t scold them—He redirected them. Greatness in God’s Kingdom doesn’t come through power or position, but through humility and sacrifice.

 

This is my Son, whom I love. Listen to him! - ReMARKable

If you want to hear from God—you can. He's already told us how: listen to Jesus. But let’s be real... sometimes we hear His words and: they don’t sink in, we don’t want to obey and we don’t fully understand—yet. Still, He speaks. And when we lean in, listen, and let His Spirit work in us? That’s where transformation begins.

Whoever Wants to Be My Disciple - ReMARKable

"Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow me." Following Jesus isn’t about comfort or convenience—it’s about surrender and self-sacrifice. The world may chase power, possessions, and influence, but Jesus calls us to a different path—one where losing our life for His sake is actually how we find it.

The People Ate and Were Satisfied - ReMARKable

When Jesus saw the crowd, His first response was compassion—not calculation. With just five loaves and two fish, He provided more than enough for thousands. And not only were they fed, but there were twelve baskets of leftovers. God’s provision is never lacking—it’s sufficient, abundant, and extravagant. Even when you feel like you have little to offer, what you hold in your hands could be the key to someone else’s answered prayer.