Things that make you go WOW! |
For the last few days, my thoughts have been full of all the blessings and opportunities God has placed in our midst at Northstar Church. Each of these are things that make you go WOW… what a God we serve!
So I’ve tried to gather some of these thoughts and share them with you.
» continue readingCould Jesus say go to Pryor, OK? |
This is the question Cathy and I, our staff and some very close friends have been praying about for the last several months.
Three years ago, when we opened the doors to Northstar Church, we determined to be a “going and reaching” church rather than a “clutching and grabbing” church. We all have seen too many churches who are more focused on keeping “the found” rather than reaching the lost. Really, I believe the more we focus on the lost in our communities, the more we will fire up the found to engage their gifts for God. The final words of Jesus were “Go!” He told us to continually look for new places, new people and new cultures to take the Gospel to.
The Next Great Outpouring - Part One |

I am currently teaching on the ministry of the Holy Spirit at Northstar Church. We are a Spirit filled church and do not try to hide it. We actively contend for spiritual gifts that will help the hurting people of our community. Each week, people walk through our doors that need healing, direction, deliverance from addictions and the list goes on. We believe gifts like prophesy are crucial for both edification and guidance in the local church. I scratch my head when churches that once valued the ministry of the Holy Spirit and exercised His gifts have now shut Him out of their worship. The very person that directed their steps in the early days, caused them to grow and help so many people has now been benched on the sidelines…
» continue readingWhere do we go from here? |

Wow… what an amazing Easter weekend. We saw so many new faces at Northstar and I might add, we also saw some friendly faces return that we haven’t seen in some time. I love it when lost sheep come home! I’m thinking specifically about a older man that I spent a lot of time with early on in our church plant. He had been in and out of the hospital and was going through some very difficult…
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