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Northshore Community Church, led by Pastor Scotty Scruggs and located in Kirkland, WA, serves the communities of Seattle, Kirkland, Woodinville, Bothell, Kenmore, and beyond. Join us at 9 and 10:30 am. For more information about Northshore Community Church, visit www.northshore.church
Unknown Host hosts Northshore Community Church, a religion show with 199 episodes published.
Who belongs in the credits of your life? Barnabas earned the nickname “son of encouragement” because he stood beside people, saw their potential and gave them another chance. Discover what his story can teach us about th
David had it all — until sin piled on sin until he went numb, hiding behind a normal, "successful" life while secretly falling apart. Then a prophet named Nathan walked in and said four words that changed everything: "Yo
The word "mentor" comes from a 3,000-year-old story about a journey home, and the truth that nobody makes it there alone. In week two of our summer series "Find Your People," Pastor Scotty shares the story of Scott, the
Most of us have plenty of acquaintances — but far fewer people we can call at 2am, share our real struggles with, or count on when life gets hard. In this message, we explore what the Bible says about deep, life-giving f
What do you do when God asks you to move before He gives you the full plan? In this message, we look at the story of Abraham and the kind of faith that keeps taking the next right step. From leaving home without a destin
Greater Things was never just about a building. It was about creating space for kids, students, and families to know Jesus, grow in faith, and be launched into the life God has for them. Watch this special Sunday experie
In the final message of our series through the miracles of Jesus in John’s gospel, we come to a quiet conversation between Jesus and Peter after the resurrection. Peter had denied Jesus three times and returned to fishin
What do you do when Jesus doesn’t show up when you thought He would? In John 11, Mary and Martha send word to Jesus that Lazarus is sick. They know He can heal. They know He loves them. But instead of rushing to Bethany,
In John 9, Jesus meets a man born blind, and almost everyone around him wants to turn his pain into a question of blame. Who sinned? Who’s responsible? Who deserves this? But Jesus sees something different. This message
When life gets rough, it can feel like you’re rowing as hard as you can and still getting nowhere. In John 6, Jesus meets His disciples in the middle of a storm and reveals something deeper than a way out. This message l
What do you do when what you have feels too small for what’s in front of you? In John 6, Jesus feeds thousands with five loaves and two fish. But the miracle begins with one boy bringing what he had. This message from Pa
What if the miracle you need begins with an honest question? In John 5, Jesus asks a man who has been stuck for 38 years, “Do you want to get well?” It’s a tender, challenging question for anyone carrying pain, disappoin
There’s a kind of pain that comes from watching someone you love suffer. You’d fix it if you could. You’d trade places if you could. You’d walk as far as it took just to get help. Pastor Scotty continues "I Need a Miracl
There are moments when life stops feeling manageable and starts feeling impossible. Not dramatic for effect. Just real. The kind of moment where the only honest prayer left is, Jesus, I need a miracle. This week’s messag
We’ve all said it at some point. In a moment that mattered, or a moment that didn’t seem like it should matter this much: I need a miracle. This week kicks off a new series exploring the miracles of Jesus in the Gospel o
“They didn’t know it was him.” That’s how one of the most important moments in the Gospel of Luke actually unfolds. Not in a crowd, not on a stage—but on a road, mid-conversation, easy to miss. Two people walk several mi
What do you do when you finally have the chance to get even? That’s where this message lands. Guest speaker Eugene Cho walks through the final moments of Joseph’s story—where the people who betrayed him are suddenly with
If someone broke your trust years ago and suddenly walked back into your life… What would you do? Joseph faced that exact moment. What followed wasn’t a quick apology or an easy reconciliation—it was a complicated proces
Sometimes the moments that change everything don’t look dramatic at first. They look like waiting. Like disappointment. Like doors that stay closed far longer than they should. In the middle of Joseph’s story, just when
Life rarely moves in a straight line. One moment you feel certain about where you’re headed, and the next you’re holding on through twists you never expected—waiting, wondering, and asking God what He’s doing in the midd
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