North Hills Baptist Church North Hills

Joseph was an amazing servant leader. He seemed to constantly get thrown under the bus, but despite his trials, he responded by continuing to work with integrity for those around him. And despite being a man who consistently honored God throughout his life, Joseph spent 16 years as a slave and then as a prisoner in Egypt. Joseph trusted God through all the trials, temptations, and triumphs of his life. In this series we will learn to lead people and lean on God like Joseph. We are so glad you are here today!

Joseph was an amazing servant leader. He seemed to constantly get thrown under the bus, but despite his trials, he responded by continuing to work with integrity for those around him. And despite being a man who consistently honored God throughout his life, Joseph spent 16 years as a slave and then as a prisoner in Egypt. Joseph trusted God through all the trials, temptations, and triumphs of his life. In this series we will learn to lead people and lean on God like Joseph. We are so glad you are here today!

Have you ever stopped to think about the resurrection of Jesus after Easter? We are a week after Easter and most of us have let it come and go in our lives. That is not what Jesus intended for us. Today we look at Living In The Beautiful Empty and how that looks in our lives.

Have you ever found an empty Easter egg? It was probably a mistake. Someone was filling eggs with surprises and candy and overlooked one. It is quite possible that the parent in charge tried to make lemonade out of their mistake by saying, “You found the prize egg!” and then reached into their pocket to hand you a dollar bill. Empty often has a negative connotation. And yet, today, we gather to celebrate something that was empty. A Beautiful Empty! An Empty that Fills! We are so glad you joined us today!

Have you ever thought about how we celebrate what has happened or even what is happening without any idea of what will happen? That is what those who lined the streets leading into Jerusalem did on that very first Palm Sunday. They had no idea what was actually about to take place. However, everything they did that day was appropriate. The crowd just didn’t understand that what was about to happen was much bigger than they could ever imagine. We are so glad you have joined us today!

Have you ever stopped to consider why we call the day of Jesus' crucifixion “Good Friday?” What could be good about Jesus being brought to the place called Golgotha and crucified? Perhaps it’s a case of our misunderstanding the brutality of this day. Or, perhaps, it’s something more... Paul tells the church at Corinth that the cross is foolish to those who do not call Jesus Lord. And it may seem foolish to call something so bad good. However, God does some really good work when things look really bad. We are so glad you are here!