True North Cannon Falls

“No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God and is in closest relationship with the Father, has made him known.” John 1:18 God wants to be known by us. Because Jesus came we can know God on a personal level. Let’s make ourselves available to Him to know Him as He truly is.

This series examines the Gospels that form the foundation of our understanding of who Jesus is, what He did and what He invites us into. It is when we recognize Him and learn to trust Him that we learn He is a Heavenly Father of abundant love and provision. This week we looked at John 1:6-8. "God sent a man, John the Baptist, to tell about the light so that everyone might believe because of his testimony. John himself was not the light; he was simply a witness to tell about the light. The one who is the true light, who gives light to everyone, was coming into the world. He came into the very world he created, but the world didn’t recognize him. He came to his own people, and even they rejected him. But to all who believed him and accepted him, he gave the right to become children of God." (NLT) Worship with us on Sundays at https://bit.ly/TNWorship

Pastor Scott begins a new series named 'Gospel Foundations'. This week we looked at how Jesus is the Light and the Word. John 1:1-5 #truenorthcf

Jesus is the creator of everything we see and touch. He is the author of our lives. We will find peace, joy, meaning and victory when we make Him the center of our lives.

We celebrate Christmas because God came to be with us and to free us from our sins. 'The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.' Colossians 1:15 Join us on Sunday Mornings at 10:00 am CST at https://bit.ly/TNWorship

Have you ever considered the significance of Jesus, God of the Universe in Flesh, being born and raised from infancy? That Jesus, God of the Universe, was once a child among us? Pastor Scott talks about that and what it means to have child-like faith.

This Sunday we looked at four people who loved God and were called to make sacrifices for Him during the birth of Jesus Christ.

Do you know how much God loves you? This week Pastor Scott looks at the sacrifices God made when He sent his Son to us.

This week we look at Psalms that give wisdom to the reader. See Psalm 1, Psalm 37, Psalm 73, Psalm 91, Psalm 112 and Psalm 119

This week we look at Psalms that have an emphasis on Thanksgiving. Psalm 30, Psalm 100, Psalm 107, Psalm 111, Psalm 118

This last Sunday we took a look at Psalms of Remembrance together. Psalms that inspire our faith through remembrance of what God has done before. Psalm 105, 106, 107, 136, 139

Today in worship we are engaging with another category of psalms: "Imprecatory Psalms" These are psalms expressing anger, frustration, or hopelessness because of real or perceived attack/persecution against us. They call on God for justice, sometimes even asking Him to harm others. It is best to understand that these are valid expressions of the human heart under stress-even if in the end we recognize God is not going to do evil things to others.

Today we engaged together in studying the Psalms of Lament. Psalms 3-7, Psalms 12-13, Psalm 17 Psalm 22 - consider Jesus! Psalm 26 - feel unjustly treated? Notice the decision at the end. Psalm 28 - concerned that God’s people will be overrun? Psalm 31 Psalm 35 Psalm 38 - concerned about the Lord’s discipline? Psalm 39 Psalm 42 - When feeling low/depressed Psalm 43, Psalm 51, Psalm 55-57 Psalm 59, Psalm 61 Psalm 62 - persecuted, falsely accused? Psalm 64, Psalm 70-71, Psalm 77, Psalm 86, Psalm 88 Psalm 120 , Psalm 139, Psalms 140-143.

Pastor Scott covers Psalms that fall into the category of Hymns. Psa 98, Psa 121, Psa 66, Psa 92, Psa 18, Psa 116, Psa 103, Psa 107, Psa 34, Psa 131

This series explores the Psalms and the different ways that they allow us engage in our relationship with God. This week looks at Psalms that have an emphasis on Praise.

Why does God love us? Even more, how can God love us when we consider how sinful and evil humankind can be? Pastor Scott walks us through the scriptures to find the answer.

Through all circumstances - all life's ups and downs - God's desire is for us to have a thankful heart.

God's love for us is persistent. He seeks for us when we have wandered from Him because our sin. He draws us back to the safety and security of His presence.

Gary Dockter speaks to us about the work the Gideons are doing and how to get involved.

2 Corinthians 11-13. Pastor Scott explores Paul's unwavering devotion to Jesus. "In this world, that offers so many other objects of devotion and sources of fulfillment and comfort, let us who know Jesus hold to Him with unwavering devotion…asking him for all things…seeking Him; knowing we will find all we need in Him."