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Women’s Retreat Session Notes

Session 1: Holy Living in an Unholy World Our unholy world: immorality is rampant.  Pornography is a click away.  The Bible no longer has the authority of being God’s Word.  Wrong is applauded.  Churches are no longer influential in the community.  Many who call themselves Christian resemble the world more than the Lord. God’s will… Continue Reading

So What? – Marti Wiegman

So What?  What difference does all this make? 1 Corinthians 15:58 says, “So, my dear brothers (sisters), be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord.” That word for steadfast means motionless.  If you have ever tried to get your teenager out of bed, you know what this word is.  Immovable, firm, unshakeable.… Continue Reading

Relay for Life

It’s time to walk again!!  Relay for Life is May 19-20th We are already building the Northpoint team to participate in the American Cancer Society’s 2012 Relay for Life, a twenty-four hour event coming May 19-20, at Santana Park in Corona.   Come be a part of the Northpoint team. Click here to join the Northpoint… Continue Reading

Spiritual Gifts – Marti Wiegman

1 Corinthians 14 is the third and final chapter in Paul’s discussion of spiritual gifts.  Let’s review where we’ve been and see where we’re going. Chapter 12 tells us that the Holy Spirit gives spiritual gifts to every believer for the common good.  We put out the challenge for you to prayerfully discover just how… Continue Reading

Love – Liz Bonnville

The Corinthians’ selfishness blinded them to what their real motivation was supposed to be.  At the end of Chapter 12, Paul says, “… let me show you a still more excellent way.” If we don’t start with this last phrase from Chapter 12 when we begin to read Chapter 13, we will misunderstand the entire… Continue Reading

Pride, Fear, or Faith – A Quote

Often, the first way a man responds to God is with pride.  This response communicates that “I know better than God does.”  Travel… with me to an ER scene.  Imagine that I come strolling in, tap the attending physician on the shoulder, and start giving him tips on how to treat my son.  I’m qualified,… Continue Reading