North Point Community Church

John Dickson, historian and author who studies the New Testament, explains why the story of Jesus is open to historical investigation. They explore manuscript survival and early dating of texts. They discuss independent sources outside Christianity and archaeological finds that connect to Gospel details. The conversation frames doubt as a doorway to inquiry rather than panic.

A sermon explores why money so often competes for our devotion and how it mainly buys options. A retelling of the dishonest manager parable raises questions about urgency, shrewdness, and using temporary resources to build lasting relationships. A challenge is issued to choose between acquiring more stuff or creating meaningful stories through generosity.

A call to move from spectator to servant by volunteering and pouring out time and gifts. Stories show how saying yes can become a pivotal moment that ignites lasting purpose. Practical reasons to involve kids in ministry and how serving exposes growth areas are highlighted. Five catalysts for faith growth are listed and linked to personal ministry.

A look at how generosity can itself be the turning point that leads to prosperity. Stories range from Rosa Parks to personal life changes that illustrate small acts creating big shifts. Biblical examples explore giving’s motives, priorities, and effects. A practical challenge invites a year-long experiment in generous living.

A look at a major generosity initiative aiming for a $100 million target and how collective giving is reshaping local, national, and global impact. Stories of international network growth and entrepreneurial leaders expanding the model overseas. A reflection on inflection points in life and ministry, using Jesus’ Gethsemane moment to explore irreversible, faith-defining decisions.

An 80s-flavored look at Daniel 3 and the fiery test of faith. Historical background on Babylon sets the scene. A discussion of pressures to conform and the choice between flight, fight, or faithful presence. Identifying modern idols and fears that shape decisions. A closing testimony about trusting God in the furnace and emerging transformed.

A sermon on how integrity shapes lifelong choices and what truly guides you when doing right risks your outcome. Biblical scenes from Daniel’s youth to his time under Darius highlight standing firm under pressure. Practical stories and a personal family example illustrate faithfulness as the real win, not spared consequences.

A sermon explores how small daily choices can shape a legendary life. It examines Daniel's renaming, moral resolve, and the risks of standing firm under pressure. The talk looks at cultural assimilation, bold requests for conscience-driven choices, and how early faithfulness yields long-term favor and influence.

We often assume purpose requires perfection, while Jesus points to a kind of completeness that comes through growth, not flawlessness.

In this thought-provoking discussion, the focus shifts to how the church supports those seeking answers in life's toughest questions. Andy Stanley emphasizes that church isn’t just a building but a community practicing Christ-likeness. He dives into the importance of answering life's 'why' and 'what' questions while acknowledging the limitations of internet advice. Highlighting Jesus' call to trust, follow, and abide, Stanley reassures listeners that though the world is troubled, hope and purpose can be found within the church.