First Things First: Northview Church
Guests receive personalized VIP service at the nation's #5 Fastest-Growing Church, and it's causing people to stick around.
Guests receive personalized VIP service at the nation's #5 Fastest-Growing Church, and it's causing people to stick around.
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When it comes to issues like extreme poverty, HIV, economic development and education, does the American church have a new responsibility? One we didn’t have just a few years ago?
Scott Kingsbury, theChurch.at creative director: "This is a place that broken people come to and know they won't be judged, know it’s a safe place, a place of restoration."
All ministries have seasons of peaks and valleys, but there's a sustaining secret to the journey that's easy to overlook.
Stuart Hodges: “We are a church that has been successful at reaching unchurched people. When you reach unchurched people, they reach other unchurched people.”
Renowned physicist and Anglican priest John Polkinghorne: “You don’t have to commit intellectual suicide to be a religious believer; otherwise I wouldn’t be one.”
"People will admire you for your success, but they will relate to you because of your pain."
Members of the nation's #4 Fastest-Growing Church are celebrating an awakening for God with prayer, fasting and some can't-miss speakers.
Tim Liston: “We just try to grow the people. A life turned around, a saved marriage, a better dad, better people. And the result is that they invite friends and family to attend.”