The NaZ at Northlake

06/10/2026

Sunday's Echo | Freedom in Christ

06/07/2026

Praise His Holy Name!
Join us for our Sunday worship service livestream at Northlake Blvd Church of the Nazarene as Pastor P. Ernst Jacques shares a message from Galatians 1:10–2:10 titled, “Paul, an Apostle of Freedom.” Through worship, prayer, and the Word, we’ll explore Paul’s calling, his unwavering commitment to the Gospel, and the freedom that comes through faith in Jesus Christ.
Whether you’re joining live or watching later, we’re grateful you’re here. May this service encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and remind you of the transforming power of God’s grace.

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

Good morning fellow Bible Students, Welcome to our Adult Sunday School Lesson for June 7, 2026. We are starting a new unit with the title “Hard Sayings of the New Testament”. Our lessons are based on the Faith Connection material published by The Foundry Publishing. We are Bunny and Jim McLellan your fellow Bible students and Guides from the North Lake Blvd. Church of the Nazarene in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The scripture for today’s lesson is Luke Chapter 12 verses 1 through 12 and it is titled “Sin Against the Holy Spirit”
The subtitle is “Jesus instructs His followers to listen and follow the voice of the Holy Spirit in their lives.” From this lesson we hope to see the value of listening carefully and following the Holy Spirit’s leading in our lives. We also hope we all make it a part of our daily life. Last Week
We saw that believers are responsible for maintaining the faith that was originally transmitted to Christians by God through the work of the Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ and the apostles as expressed in both actions and belief.
This Week We will see the reason behind Jesus’ warning regarding blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
A little insight Christians often associate the Holy Spirit with the time of Pentecost. This may be well intended, but it is misleading, because the Scriptures show that the Spirit’s presence and divine activity is included and shows up from the beginning to the end of time and everywhere in between.

06/03/2026

Sunday’s Echo | Freedom in Christ

05/31/2026

Throwback to our PM service on August 8, 1993. This powerful sermon was preached by Pastor Nicholas Smith on Philippians 2:13.

Who remembers this service? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

05/31/2026

Praise His Holy Name!

Join us for our Sunday worship service livestream at Northlake Blvd Church of the Nazarene as Pastor P. Ernst Jacques shares a message from Galatians 1:1–9 titled, “Freedom in Christ Only.” Through worship, prayer, and the Word, we’ll be reminded that true freedom is found not in the world, but in the saving grace and truth of Jesus Christ alone.

Whether you’re joining live or watching later, we’re grateful you’re here. May this service encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and draw you closer to Christ.

05/30/2026

Good Morning fellow Bible students and welcome to our Adult Sunday School lesson for May 31, 2026, We are Bunny and Jim McLellan your fellow Bible Students and Guides from The Northlake Blvd. Church of the Nazarene in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Today we will be studying the book of Jude, which has only one chapter. We will be looking at verses 3 through 8 and 17 through25. The, titled of this lesson is” Contending for the Faith”
The rather long subtitle is “God has given us the responsibility of contending for the faith”. From this lesson we would like to see each of us to commit or recommit to
a closer walk with God through prayer, Bible study, and a life of holiness. Some Christian groups do not accept Jude as part of scripture because Jude sites and quotes some older manuscripts not included in the widely accepted Biblical cannon. Somes of these documents such as the Testament of Moses and first Enoch were highly regarded by the early church so Jude and his readers would probably familiar with the quotes.
You may ask who this fellow named Jude was. His name in Hebrew would have been Judah, in Greek Judas, But most English bibles uses Jude so there would not be any confusion with Judas Iscariot. He is listed among the half-brothers of Jesus along with James, Joseph, and Simon. Jude identified himself as a brother of James instead of the brother of Jesus.