Northwest Community Church, Cary, Nc

What hope do sinners like you and me have when we stand before the royal judgment of GOD!? Each of us, like Benjamin, are caught dead to rights and facing a death sentence. But unlike Benjamin, we are guilty of the sins we are accused of. We must run to Jesus and receive his generous offer to give himself so we can be forgiven and set free. This week we look at Genesis 44 and see why the Lion of the Tribe of Judah means salvation for you and me, as well as Benjamin. About Music Track: Track: Inspirational Flight Artist: AShamaluevMusic Owner: Aleksandr Shamaluev

Worried that if you don’t look out for yourself you will be left out? Don’t be. This week we look at Genesis 43, and see why jealousy is the ultimate party pooper! As God transforms you into the image of Jesus, you will stop being selfish and jealous and start being willing to sacrifice for others. When this happens, you will enjoy God’s generous abundance with a grateful heart. About Music Track: Track: Inspirational Flight Artist: AShamaluevMusic Owner: Aleksandr Shamaluev

How can we tell the difference between genuine repentance and patronizing lip-service? Join us this week as we look at Genesis 42 and see what happens when the tables are turned and Jacob’s sons find themselves at the mercy of their estranged brother!

When you are at your lowest point, God has not forgotten you. Join us this week as we look at Genesis 40-41 and see how God specializes in EPIC comeback stories and why it will all be worth it in the end!

Not even slavery and exile can separate Joseph from God’s steadfast love. Think that means his life will be easy? Think again! Join us this week as we learn that suffering and injustice are the norm for God’s chosen ones and see how you can be successful regardless of your circumstances.

In one of the most bizarre stories in the Bible, Joseph’s brother Judah is caught in a sex scandal that would make thr Kardashians blush. Join us this week as we see that God is more patient with sinners than we might think he ought to be, and why that means real change is possible for all of us.

Jealousy is a ticking time bomb that devastates the lives of each member of Joseph’s family. Join us this week as we learn how to nip jealousy in the bud and see that God is at work even in the midst of evil and injustice.

God has a dream for Joseph and his family. Despite their sin and dysfunction, He will use them to bless the world. Join us this week as we kick off our study of Genesis 37-50, and learn how God’s dream for your family can become a reality as well.

Let’s be honest, the Old Testament has some weird stuff in it! What are disciples of Jesus today supposed to learn from stories that took place thousands of years ago in such a different culture? Join us this week as we explore 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 and Luke 24:25-47 to see how Paul and Jesus answer this very important question!

The Church Body is full of unique people with unique skills. Are you using your talents and skills to help the Church grow? Join us this week as we dive into how to "Find You Fit" and receive encouragement to serve your Church body.

Psalm 100 is very clear in how to give praise to God. It also states the reason for why we give praise to God. The goodness of God is great fuel for the worship of God! Join with us as Pastor Matt dives into scripture to teach us about praising God!

We live in what some call a "post Truth society". Join us this week as we look at 1 Corinthians 13 to see how we, as disciples of the One who is THE TRUTH, can be an oasis of truth in a confused world.

In Matthew 5:43-48, Jesus calls us to love our neighbors and our enemies, even in the context of politics. Needless to say, enemy love is not found on any political platform.

Politicians and media personalities try to manipulate your votes and eyeballs by making you afraid. This is nothing new. This week we look at Isaiah 8 where we find an ancient example of how to be faithful amidst a political climate dominated by fear.

How should you respond when someone hurts you? This week we look at a famous teaching of Jesus in Matthew 18:21-35 and learn why citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven practice forgiveness like our King.

U mad bro? The political industrial complex hopes the answer is yes! But according to the New Testament, anger is rarely your friend and usually your enemy.

Why do you do the things you do? Are your words, actions, and attitudes determined by your upbringing, circumstances, or something else? This week we dive into Jeremiah 17:1-10 and see why the answer is found in the trees and what this has to do with the 2024 election cycle.

As we go through life, we must keep lifting our head out of the water and putting our eyes on this “pier.” We must view every experience and circumstance in our lives as an opportunity, allowed by God, to make us more like Jesus.

Disciples of Jesus are representatives of the King Himself and they should be treated accordingly. This week we wrap up our study of Matthew 10 and consider why serving others is the most rewarding life to live.

What does Psalm 1 tell us about meditating? This week Ryan teaches what meditations is in a scriptural context.