North Point CC

10/08/2026

Just a thought for your Thursday!

Where is your impact?
Is it a person, is it a place, is it within a community?
Are you willing to submit to the calling?
Are you carrying the emotional weight of the impact?

We all carry impact both knowingly and unknowingly! We cannot escape it. It ranges from subtle to profound. Yet in every way makes a difference. The degree and scope of the impact is determined by how much we choose to embrace it.

So today choose to embrace it without question and have confidence that God will see you through. Someone’s day will be brightened by hearing from you today, places will have a spiritual shift by you being in the room and the community will be transformed❤️

Impact matters🙌🏻

10/04/2026

We had such an exciting morning at North Point CC! We are honored to introduce our new youth leaders! Ben & Kimmy Chamblee and their son’s Ryan and Avery! Thank you for accepting the call God has placed within you!

We pray blessings over your family and the youth at North Point CC! May the youth be anchored with a true life giving relationship with God that grows in faith, wisdom and strength! May they be the example of Christ love within the church and the community🙏🏻

10/03/2026

Daily Devotional

Written by Pastor Larry Stockstill
October 3, 2026
. . You will experience God’s peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:7

The peace of God comes from the God of peace. In the fourth chapter of Philippians, Paul tells us how to walk in continual, perfect peace.

First, he pleads with us to reconcile our relationships to others. He addressed a division in the Philippian church, saying, “And now I want to plead with those two women, Euodia and Syntyche. Please, because you belong to the Lord, settle your disagreement” (v. 2). Strained, divisive relationships will always block the peace of God.

Next, Paul says, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done”

(v. 6). If you make every concern a matter of prayer, God’s peace will flood your heart and mind, even when your understanding is crying,

10/02/2026

Go support our friends at North Highland Baptist Church in Warrior tomorrow and get your car washed and in the process you are supporting a mission trip to spread the gospel.

Please pray for this mission and everyone that’s going to spread the gospel.

10/01/2026

October 1st Devotion:

We do our best to walk with God, but sometimes He simply must carry us. At those times when our human flesh is so frail that we feel we cannot go on, God's mercy takes over. It is our source of strength and comfort in every situation.

Walk if you can, and run if you can. Most of the time your legs and your faith will be strong. But if your strength is gone, jump into His mighty arms of mercy and say, "Father, carry me! - Larry Stockstill

09/28/2026

09/24/2026

A new season is a reminder that God is still working. Trust Him with what you’re releasing, what He’s changing, and what He’s preparing next. There is purpose in every season. 🤎

09/23/2026

And maybe that is why discernment can feel heavy.

Because it teaches you to pause before reacting.
To pray before speaking.
To choose grace even when you notice things others may not.

Sometimes God allows you to see beyond the surface not so you can judge others, but so you can love them better.

There are moments when you hear the same words everyone hears, but God invites you to look deeper with compassion, wisdom, and prayer.

Discernment is not about knowing more than others.

It is about allowing God to shape your hearts so you can respond more like Christ.

It is not a gift meant to make you feel superior, but a gift that calls you to greater humility, patience, and love.

And sometimes, discernment also teaches you that love can come with boundaries.

There are moments when God reveals things not so you can hold bitterness, but so you can walk with wisdom.

Sometimes, protecting your peace and your calling means creating healthy boundaries not out of anger or pride, but out of obedience and stewardship of what God entrusted to you.

Not everyone can understand this gift.

If God has blessed you with this gift, may you use it wisely. May you ask Him to purify your hearts so that what you see will always lead you to compassion, not judgment.

And for those who desire this gift, pray for it….not simply to understand what is hidden, but to recognize God’s voice,
follow His wisdom,
and love people the way He does.

Sometimes the most faithful response is to stay quiet, keep loving, pray from afar, and place everything in God’s hands.

Because only He sees the whole picture.

🪴

09/21/2026

My Utmost for His Highest Daily Devotional
BY OSWALD CHAMBERS

Now the Lord says, who formed Me from the womb to be His Servant… —Isaiah 49:5

The first thing that happens after we recognize our election by God in Christ Jesus is the destruction of our preconceived ideas, our narrow-minded thinking, and all of our other allegiances— we are turned solely into servants of God’s own purpose. The entire human race was created to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. Sin has diverted the human race onto another course, but it has not altered God’s purpose to the slightest degree. And when we are born again we are brought into the realization of God’s great purpose for the human race, namely, that He created us for Himself. This realization of our election by God is the most joyful on earth, and we must learn to rely on this tremendous creative purpose of God. The first thing God will do is force the interests of the whole world through the channel of our hearts. The love of God, and even His very nature, is introduced into us. And we see the nature of Almighty God purely focused in John 3:16— “For God so loved the world….”

We must continually keep our soul open to the fact of God’s creative purpose, and never confuse or cloud it with our own intentions. If we do, God will have to force our intentions aside no matter how much it may hurt. A missionary is created for the purpose of being God’s servant, one in whom God is glorified. Once we realize that it is through the salvation of Jesus Christ that we are made perfectly fit for the purpose of God, we will understand why Jesus Christ is so strict and relentless in His demands. He demands absolute righteousness from His servants, because He has put into them the very nature of God.

Beware lest you forget God’s purpose for your life.
Ecclesiastes 7-9; 2 Corinthians 13