What’s the most exciting victory story you’ve ever heard? Well, buckle your seatbelt for this series because nothing is quite as suspenseful as when God helps His people win. The stories of God’s victories are full of surprises! He is with people who face battles, and He’ll use anything—sticky mud, water from a river, a handful of smooth stones, chariots of fire—to triumph. When God is on your side, there’s no reason to worry. We can be strong because He is our strength. God is powerful, and He is always victorious. In this series, we’ll dive into the victorious stories of Deborah and Barak, David, Elisha and Naaman, and Elisha and an army of angels. Who will you share these exciting stories of God’s victory with?

Water from a rock? A talking donkey? An impossible longing fulfilled? Food from almost nothing? In this series, kids will discover that, as God works on behalf of His people, He often works in unexpected ways to bring about His plans in His timing. He hears our prayers, His gifts are good, and His plans cannot be stopped. What will God do next? No one can possibly imagine. But it is possible for us to believe God can use anything to care for His people—even rocks and a donkey!

In a world where motherhood can often feel isolating and overwhelming, a beacon of hope and community has emerged, dedicated to supporting mothers on their unique journeys. We are thrilled to announce the launch of Mom Co at Northgate. Mom Co is a non-profit organization that encourages and equips moms of young children to realize their potential as mothers, women, and leaders—all in relationship with Jesus and in partnership with the local church.

God’s faithfulness remains even as people display unfaithfulness to Him. It isn’t long before sin takes over the world. God is saddened by this change in the way people relate to Him and each other. Through the life of Noah, God shows He honors those who do what is right, and He is faithful to bring Isaac and Rebekah together so His chosen people can grow. When His people are oppressed, God sends help and lets them know they are His, and when God gives the Law, He shows that His people are set apart. In this series, we’ll celebrate that God is the faithful God who will always be faithful to His people!

What does it mean to be WonderFILLED? It means you know who God is and who He has made you to be. It means you look for Him and see Him throughout His creation—including within your life! This month our we will help kids discover their true identity in God’s big story and know without a doubt that they belong to the wonder-giver himself! The Be WonderFILLED series introduces and explores the four core values of our new curriculum Wonder Ink: God Knows Me, Jesus Loves Me, the Holy Spirit Leads Me, and I Am a Child of God. Each lesson in the series dives deeper into one of the core values to help kids discover that their lives can tell of God’s wonder.

Choose joy! This may be a commonly used phrase you’ve heard, but what does it actually mean? Joy is more than being excited about the good things that happen to us. Joy is an attitude—a decision to trust God no matter what is going on in our lives. From the very beginning, God had a plan for the world. As we dive into the Bible, we’ll discover God’s plan for us and how God has been at work through it all. When we see and celebrate what God is doing, we can find true joy!

Welcome to our parenting bookshelf, a curated collection of wisdom, guidance, and inspiration for the incredible journey of parenthood. Whether you're embarking on this adventure for the first time or navigating the ever-evolving terrain of raising children, this post is a collection of literary recommendations, from the Parents of Northgate, to guide you on your journey.

Growing in faith is not something that happens by simply cramming more information about the Bible into a child’s brain. All of that knowledge in their head means nothing if we don’t help them experience how that knowledge can transform their heart. To experience faith, we want kids to practice their faith, and that takes commitment.