North Shore Fellowship

05/31/2026

Pentecost was never meant to be just a moment in history — it was the beginning of a Spirit-empowered life for the Church.

In this message, we explore the incredible outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2 and the fulfillment of God’s promise to pour His Spirit out on all people. From the fire on Mount Sinai to the fire that fell in Jerusalem, this sermon traces the powerful connection between Shavuot and Pentecost, revealing God’s desire not only to save His people, but to fill and empower them.

Discover what it means to live with the Holy Spirit dwelling within you, walking in His fruit, moving in His gifts, and receiving power to be a witness for Christ in everyday life. The same Spirit that transformed Peter, birthed the Church, and changed the world is still moving today.

We are not called to be spectators. We are called to be filled… and poured out.

05/27/2026

The Bible wasn’t written to tease you.

God didn’t fill the pages of Scripture with ordinary people doing impossible things just to say, “Too bad you can’t live like that.”

No — He calls us to receive power, be filled with the Holy Spirit, and become witnesses to the ends of the earth.

Don’t settle for a small, safe, mundane life.

Be poured out for Jesus.
Change the world.

“Be filled with the Holy Spirit.” — Ephesians 5:18

05/24/2026

This week in Revelation 4, we step through the open door into the throne room of heaven and witness a breathtaking vision of God’s holiness, power, and glory. Surrounded by thunder, blazing lamps, heavenly creatures, and unending worship, John sees the One seated on the throne and hears the cry that never ceases: “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty.”

As we explore this incredible chapter, we’ll discover that worship is far more than music or routine; it is the response of hearts overwhelmed by the majesty of God. From the elders casting down their crowns to the living creatures declaring His worth day and night, Revelation 4 reminds us that we were created to know Him, delight in Him, and worship Him.

When we truly see God for who He is, our pride shrinks, our fear fades, and worship becomes the most fulfilling thing we can do. Join us as we behold the holiness of God and rediscover the joy of living for the One who is truly worthy.

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

This Month, the last of the season! ☕️

05/17/2026

In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to three very different churches — a dead church, a faithful church, and a lukewarm church — yet His message to each is deeply personal and full of grace. Whether calling Sardis to wake up, encouraging Philadelphia to remain faithful, or inviting Laodicea back into close fellowship, Jesus reveals that He desires more than outward religion or mere belief. He wants hearts that are alive, faithful, and close to Him.

This message explores the danger of spiritual complacency, the stability that comes through obedience and faithfulness, and the invitation Jesus gives to invest in what truly lasts. More than behavior modification, Revelation 3 is a call back to closeness with Christ — to hear His voice, open the door, and walk with Him fully.

05/14/2026

Jesus told the church to stop investing in things that fade… and start investing in what lasts.

“Buy My gold. Wear My clothes.”

His prescription wasn’t about earthly wealth — it was about living in His economy. A life centered on faith, prayer, Scripture, obedience, community, and kingdom work.

The things of this world can disappear overnight. But time spent with Jesus never comes back empty. His Word always yields fruit. His kingdom never disappoints.

What are you investing in today?

05/12/2026

It’s possible to stay busy with church… and slowly drift from Jesus.

The church in Ephesus was once passionate, alive, and overflowing with love for Christ. But years later, Jesus said something heartbreaking to them: “You have left your first love.”

That warning still matters today.

Whether you’ve followed Jesus for decades or are just beginning, we all need the reminder to return to the simple wonder of knowing Him, loving His Word, and being grateful for salvation again.

Don’t settle for going through the motions. ❤️

05/10/2026

In Revelation 2, Jesus speaks directly to the churches with both encouragement and correction. He commends faithfulness, perseverance, and discernment, but also confronts false teaching, spiritual compromise, and hearts that have grown cold. From Ephesus losing its “first love,” to Smyrna enduring persecution, to Pergamum and Thyatira resisting the pull of immorality and idolatry, these messages reveal that Jesus sees His church fully—and still loves His people deeply enough to call them back to Himself.

This message explores how the churches of Revelation reflect the struggles believers still face today: staying passionate for God, standing firm in truth, resisting compromise, and persevering through hardship. Through every warning comes a promise—Jesus calls His people to endure faithfully and reminds us that true life, hope, and victory are found in Him alone.

05/03/2026

Begin a powerful new series through the book of Revelation with a message centered on Jesus Christ—the One who was, who is, and who is to come. In Revelation chapter 1, we see that this final book of the Bible is not meant to produce fear, but faith. It is the unveiling of the risen and glorified Jesus, who holds authority over history, over the Church, and even over death itself.

This sermon explores the key to understanding Revelation: what was, what is, and what is still to come. Through John’s vision on Patmos, we are reminded that Jesus walks among His people, speaks to His Church, and remains sovereign over every generation. Though the world may be shaken, believers can stand with confidence because Christ has overcome.

Be encouraged to hold firmly to hope, stay awake to the times we live in, and fix your eyes on the victorious King who is coming again.