Following Jesus results in overwhelming faith, but at times it can also be inconvenient, costly, and even embarrassing. Even Jesus’ earliest followers wrestled with this tension. But one of his disciples asked a question that put everything in perspect …

Following Jesus one step at a time inevitably involves encountering and moving through resistance. Listen in as we discover how to identify and move through the resistances we face in following Jesus.

Jesus invites you to follow him! In this new series we explore what following Jesus actually means for our lives. In particular, how do we follow him when life has got us all seized up through fears? What if all it took was a series of baby steps?

If we’re not careful, rest can become one of the things we yearn for the most but experience the least! Tune in as we discover how God can lead us into lives of deep rest from which we can experience the full, rich lives we were created for.

Graeme Anderson, Lead Pastor at Northside Baptist, shares about having a life-shaping encounter with Jesus on a powerful night as three churches in Crows Nest gathered together: Northside Baptist, Lighthouse Church and Northside Community Church, with …

Forgiveness. It’s one of the biggest themes of Christianity because it’s one of the biggest themes of life! Keith Farmer shares how we can move forward in our lives free from both guilt and grudges.

On 23 September, Northside stood with over 5,000 churches around the world to see the reality of modern day slavery, understand God’s heart for justice and join the global movement to end slavery. We were deeply moved by a fresh look at the story of Jo …

It’s at the heart of what we do. We don’t do church. We are making disciples who make disciples, who make disciples. In other words, we just want to equip healthy followers of Jesus.

We want to be the sort of church that if we left our community, those around us would miss us. You only have to look at this clever story from Jesus, to understand some simple and practical steps to meet the needs of those around you.

Most people don’t have a problem with God. Many people turn up at Christmas and Easter. Unfortunately, people do have a problem with the church. For centuries Christians have made Christianity so complex, people simply write it off as irrelevant and co …