NorthHaven Church

10/27/2026

What if some of the greatest threats to religious freedom today are coming from Christians themselves?

What if the separation of church and state isn't an attack on Christianity, but one of the most important protections Christianity ever had?

And what if being Baptist once meant something a lot more radical than it does today?

Long before Christian nationalism became a political movement, Baptists were arguing for freedom of conscience, the separation of church and state, and the right of every person to believe—or not believe—without coercion.

This November at NorthHaven, we're exploring the Four Fragile Freedoms, a Baptist tradition that might surprise you.

We'll talk about faith, power, politics, the Bible, and what happens when religious institutions forget why freedom matters.

You don't have to be Baptist. You don't have to be Christian. You don't even have to believe in God to have a stake in this conversation.

Wednesdays, November 4, 11, and 18, at 6 PM.
NorthHaven Church | 1100 W. Main St., Norman
Come curious.

10/25/2026

10/24/2026

God calls Abram to leave everything familiar behind, offering no map, no guarantees, and only a promise. What if the greatest blessing of following God isn’t what we find at the end of the journey, but what God makes possible through us along the way?

10/17/2026

The people of Babel want one city, one tower, one language, one future. Genesis 11 asks whether uniformity becomes dangerous when it requires everyone to become the same.

10/06/2026

What do you do when things have gone so wrong that it feels like the only answer is to start over? The story of Noah is usually told as a story about one righteous man, a boat, and a rainbow. But underneath the children’s-book version is a disturbing story about violence, judgment, regret—and a God who decides never to do this again.