Sunday 16th November 2008 - 6.00PM:   

Studies of the "I AM" statements of Jesus:

During His ministry Jesus made a number of bold "I am" statements to declare His mission and identity.  The question is: "What do these various statements mean for us today?"

Week Two: "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.."

Reading: John 14:6

Sunday 9th November 2008 - 9.30AM:   Building to Last  - Part III

One of our Core Values at Northside is to build the Community in order to serve our community.  In this Series we'll look at what it takes to build a solid community of God's people.                                                                                 

Week Three:  Building Sites Need Power... A focus on the Holy Spirit                                                                                          

Reading:  John 16:4-11

Sunday 9th November 2008 - 6.00PM:   

Studies of the "I AM" statements of Jesus:

During His ministry Jesus made a number of bold "I am" statements to declare His mission and identity.  The question is: "What do these various statements mean for us today?"

Week One: "I am the Light of the World..."

Reading: John 8:12

Sunday 2nd November 2008 - 6.00PM:   

Studies In Colossians:

The book of Colossians calls believers to take a stand and guides us to the transformation of our lies through the power of God.

Week Three: Stand Against Selfishness

In a world of the "me generation" it's so difficult to stand against the tide of Selfishness. Join us this week as Graham Agnew challenges us to look beyond ourselves, and to a new way of living.

Reading: Col 3:1-12

Sunday 2nd November 2008 - 9.30AM:   Building to Last  - Part II

One of our Core Values at Northside is to build the Community in order to serve our community.  In this Series we'll look at what it takes to build a solid community of God's people.                                                                                 

Week Two:  Keeping in Touch with the Architect . . . The absolute necessity of prayer                                                                                          

Reading:  Luke 5:12 - 15

Sunday 26th October 2008 - 6.00PM:   

Studies In the  Colossians:

Sunday 26th October 2008 - 9.30AM:   Building to Last  - Part I

One of our Core Values at Northside is to build the Community in order to serve our community.  In this Series we'll look at what it takes to build a solid community of God's people.                                                                                 

Week One:  Servant's Entrance, the Only Entrance . . .What does it mean to have a servant heart?                                                                                          

Reading:  Mark 10:35 - 45

Week One: Stand Against Shallowness
In world of shifting trends and superficial truths, it is so difficult to stand for something, let alone stand against the "Tide of Shallowness".
In this message, Sam Haddon will challenge us to search deeper and to find our firm footing on a firm foundation...

Reading: Colossians 1.23 (TNIV)

Join us for a fun and exciting service for ALL ages as we explore well known stories from the bible.

Studies In the  Beatitudes:

Everyone's on a quest for happiness in life but sadly, some of the answers put forward by the society can leave us feeling empty and unfulfilled.   In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ described a level of happiness and inner peace that well and truly transcends your "everyday" level of happiness. Called "the Beatitude" this block of teaching contains a series of important spiritual principals, which applied in daily living, might have the potential to transform where we look for and how we experience true happiness.    

Week Three:  Happy are the Peacemakers

Reading:  Matthew 5:1 - 12 (GNT)

Sunday 5th October 2008 - 6.00PM: 

Join us Sunday night as Andrew Sellen, one of our mission coordinators and Ministry Interns, gives us an insight into the heart of mission and the common misconceptions of what it is.             

Studies In the  Beatitudes:

Everyone's on a quest for happiness in life but sadly, some of the answers put forward by the society can leave us feeling empty and unfulfilled.   In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ described a level of happiness and inner peace that well and truly transcends your "everyday" level of happiness. Called "the Beatitude" this block of teaching contains a series of important spiritual principals, which applied in daily living, might have the potential to transform where we look for and how we experience true happiness.    

Week Three:  Happy are those who are merciful to others

Reading:  Matthew 5:1 - 12 (GNB)

Week Three:  "Be Prepared" (The parable of the wise and foolish bridesmaids)                                                

Reading: Matthew 25:1 - 30                  

Studies In the  Beatitudes:

Everyone's on a quest for happiness in life but sadly, some of the answers put forward by the society can leave us feeling empty and unfulfilled.   In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ described a level of happiness and inner peace that well and truly transcends your "everyday" level of happiness. Called "the Beatitude" this block of teaching contains a series of important spiritual principals, which applied in daily living, might have the potential to transform where we look for and how we experience true happiness.    

Week Three:  Happy are those who mourn

Reading:  Matthew 5:1 - 12 (GNB)

Sunday 21th September 2008 - 6.00PM: Jesus is famous for His parables:  simple stories with a spiritual meaning - at least that's what we've been lead to believe.  In reality, Jesus' parables were revolutionary statements about the nature of God and how He views us.  They would have stunned the people of Jesus' day and their potency is just as strong in 2008.                                                                                           

Week Two:  "One very Lucky Sheep" (the parable of the lost sheep                                                      

Reading:Luke 15:1 - 7               

Sunday 21st September 2008 - 9.30AM:   Beyond Your Everyday Happiness - Part I

Studies In the  Beatitudes:

Everyone's on a quest for happiness in life but sadly, some of the answers put forward by the society can leave us feeling empty and unfulfilled.   In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ described a level of happiness and inner peace that well and truly transcends your "everyday" level of happiness. Called "the Beatitude" this block of teaching contains a series of important spiritual principals, which applied in daily living, might have the potential to transform where we look for and how we experience true happiness.    

Reading:  Matthew 5:1 - 12 (NIV)

Sunday 14th September 2008 - 6.00PM: Jesus is famous for His parables:  simple stories

with a spiritual meaning - at least that's what we've been lead to believe.  In reality, Jesus' parables were revolutionary statements about the nature of God and how He views us.  They would have stunned the people of Jesus' day and their potency is just as strong in 2008.   

Week One:  "Savvy Christians" (the Parable of the shrewd manager)

Reading: Luke 16:1 - 9        

Sunday 7th September 2008 - 6.00PM:

In our Journey with Jesus, there are forces at work within us, at the emotional and spiritual levels, that can rob us of the joy, peace and sense of wellbeing God wants us to enjoy.

Week Three:  Depression 

Sunday 7th September 2008 - 9.30AM:

The people who made up the Corinthian Church were not only brand new to the Faith, they had come from dark, shadowy pasts in ancient paganism.  They had a lot of growing and a lot of learning to do.  We do well to heed what Paul tells them about some of the basics of Christianity.                                                         

Week Three:  Spiritual Gifts:  Tools not Trophies

Reading:  1 Corinthians 12:1 - 11

Sunday 31st August 2008 - 6.00PM:

In our Journey with Jesus, there are forces at work within us, at the emotional and spiritual levels, that can rob us of the joy, peace and sense of wellbeing God wants us to enjoy.

Week Two:  Anger 

The people who made up the Corinthian Church were not only brand new to the Faith, they had come from dark, shadowy pasts in ancient paganism.  They had a lot of growing and a lot of learning to do.  We do well to heed what Paul tells them about some of the basics of Christianity.                                                         

Week Two:   Familiarity Breeds . . . 

Reading:  1 Corinthians 11:17 - 2

In our Journey with Jesus, there are forces at work within us, at the emotional and spiritual levels, that can rob us of the joy, peace and sense of wellbeing God wants us to enjoy.

Week One:  Fear                             

The people who made up the Corinthian Church were not only brand new to the Faith, they had come from dark, shadowy pasts in ancient paganism.  They had a lot of growing and a lot of learning to do.  We do well to heed what Paul tells them about some of the basics of Christianity.                                                         

Week One:  Be Consistent:  People Are Watching                                                                                               

Reading:  1 Corinthians 8:4 -13