Northwoods Church

We believe the Church is to be a place where people are loved, cared for, and experience life to the fullest. We desire to see people get closer to JESUS: for believers to have their relationship with Him get deeper than ever.

How to survive the Holiday Season

We All generate trash in our lives. Even in our Christian lives. Today we will learn how to "Take out the trash" that accumulates and keeps up from reaching the next lever. We will learn how to clean house.

This is an inspiring message that asks the question, How Is Your Soul? Hear the story of one of the greatest hymns of all time and learn how we can have a well and heathy soul.

Balancing Between two worlds

This week, Pastor Michael concludes the series entitled, "If." Part five of the series is, " A Homecoming, Part Five." 2 Chronicles 7:14 is the basis for the sermon. "If My people who are called by My name..." That first word, if, a very big little word has so much potential meaning. Just what is it about that "if" that God wants us to understand? Are our lives falling apart? Are we complying with the "If" that God has placed in our lives? Now, if we have fulfilled the "IF" that God has placed in our lives, God has told us that there is a "then." What is his "then," for us?

This week, Pastor Michael continues the series entitled, "If." Part four of the series is, " A Homecoming, Part Four." 2 Chronicles 7:14 is the basis for the sermon. "If My people who are called by My name..." That first word, if, a very big little word has so much potential meaning. Just what is it about that "if" that God wants us to understand? Are our lives falling apart? Are we complying with the "If" that God has placed in our lives?

This week, Pastor Michael continues the series entitled, "If." Part three of the series is, " A Homecoming, Part Three." 2 Chronicles 7:14 is the basis for the sermon. "If My people who are called by My name..." That first word, if, a very big little word has so much potential meaning. Just what is it about that "if" that God wants us to understand? Are our lives falling apart? Are we complying with the "If" that God has placed in our lives?

This week, Pastor Michael continues the series entitled, "If." Part two of the series is, " A Homecoming, Part Two." 2 Chronicles 7:14 is the basis for the sermon. "If My people who are called by My name..." That first word, if, a very big little word has so much potential meaning. Just what is it about that "if" that God wants us to understand? Are our lives falling apart? Are we complying with the "If" that God has placed in our lives?

This week, Pastor Michael starts a new series entitled, "If." Part one of the series is, " A Homecoming." 2 Chronicles 7:14 is the basis for the sermon. "If My people who are called by My name..." That first word, if, a very big little word has so much potential meaning. Just what is it about that "if" that God wants us to understand?

The Good Samaritan, one of the most well known parables of the Bible. Pastor Michael however takes a different approach in this sermon entitled, "Choosing Sides; Which Side Are You On?"

The second week of the series, "What's Your Generation?" Debbie continues with her latest sermon entitled, "Who Do You Say I Am?" Debbie poses the question captured in the title, who does God say that we are? How has He defined each of our generations and who we are meant to be? More importantly, what is our role both to past and future generations?

This week Debbie starts a new series, "What's Your Generation?" with the sermon, "Who Do They Say I Am?" It's very common these days for "qualified experts" to tell us who we are. Why? How is that they get to define us? All the more so when they likely don't know us.

As we come to the close of the series, "Why Sheep? A Shepherd's Point of View" Pastor Michael preaches from Psalms 23:6b, where he get the title of this week's sermon, "I Will Dwell in the House of the Lord Forever." David is just as bold in the end as he was in the beginning saying, "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." He was driving home the point, God cares for us at all times, in all ways. Production note: during the sermon, Pastor Michael in the passage Luke 9:1-5 accidentally refers to Zachariah, when he in fact meant, Zacchaeus. We apologize for the confusion that this may have caused.

Week eleven of the series, " Why Sheep? A Shepherd's Point of View," Pastor Michael moves on to the first part of verse six of Psalms 23, entitled "Surely Goodness and Mercy will Follow Me." In this passage David tells us that no matter what, we are under the watchful eye of The Most High God.

Continuing the series, "Why Sheep? A Shepherd's Point of View." Pastor Michael talks about the next part of Psalms 23:5, "You Anoint My Head with Oil." Why is this important? What's the significance? With sheep it was to protect them from disease and pests. It is any less important for us to be covered by God's protection.

This week Pastor Michael teaches from Psalms 23:5a, in the sermon entitled, "You Prepare a Table Before Me," in a continuation of the series, "Why Sheep? A Shepherd's Point of View." Just like David managed his father's flock of sheep, God also cares for us when we let him.