We’ve been called to serve our Lord in an epic battle, but like any good soldier, the first step is “Basic Training!” Physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual training is a must. Join us for this series as we explore basics such as, God’s will, the nature of God, prayer, faith, discipleship, salvation, security of the believer, spiritual warfare, and others.

Throughout the New Testament, there are statements that contain the words, "One Another." A close examination of these statements reveals a blueprint of what it means to be like Christ!

Lighten the Load, is a series of sermons based on the 23rd Psalm. In this very practical series we will discover how to live our lives in 2011 with a lighter load.

This three part series examines what Christmas is all about from the Old Testament prophecies of the birth of Christ (Christmas Past), to the actual birth narrative (Christmas Present), and how God's gift purchased our pardon from sin some thirty years after Christ's birth (Christmas Future). The life applications for our lives in 2010 are epic!

There are a lot of things in this world that could use a little restoration. Like an old 1948 Chevy pickup I found in the woods abandoned, broken and rusted. I knew it was a project for me. And now, after 24 years, it's been "restored."

This exciting and informative series will answer some of the many questions that surround God's precious Holy Spirit! Who is the Holy Spirit? How does the Holy Spirit help us experience God's presence? What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit?

The very definition of God is Supreme Being! By definition there can't be but One God!

What are spiritual disciplines? In this series of sermons you’ll be challenged by 14 different classical spiritual disciplines, such as prayer, frugality, chastity, study, solitude and fasting. Pursuing spiritual discipline will strengthen your walk with God!

On September 12, 2010 in the 9:00 & 10:30 Sunday morning worship gatherings, Northshore Church held its first ever "Blue Worship Service". During this memorable gathering, the Northshore Church Family honored our first responders who selflessly put their lives on the line to protect and serve.