Northside Church - Sydney

Join us this Easter at Northside as we explore how Jesus' story 2000 years ago directly impacts our story today.

We all connect with stories, especially movies. And Jesus spent time sharing stories to teach us more about life. So what can we learn about life through some of our favourite movies? Join us At The Movies to see how Christianity might answer this question.

We all connect with stories especially movies. And Jesus spent time sharing stories to teach us more about life. So what can we learn about life through some of our favourite movies?

We all connect with stories, especially movies. And Jesus spent time sharing stories to teach us more about life. So what can we learn about life through some of our favourite movies?

Whether Christian or not you've probably heard about the good news of Jesus. Some of us gloss our eyes over. Some of us don't actually think it's that good. But what if we've been missing out on the fullness of what Jesus' good news really was? If so, how does that affect how we respond to it?

Whether Christian or not you've probably heard about the good news of Jesus. Some of us gloss our eyes over. Some of us don't actually think it's that good. But what if we've been missing out on the fullness of what Jesus' good news really was? If so, how does that affect how we respond to it? Join us as continue this 4 part series to see how Christianity might answer these questions.

Whether Christian or not you've probably heard about the good news of Jesus. Some of us gloss our eyes over. Some of us don't actually think it's that good. But what if we've been missing out on the fullness of what Jesus' good news really was? If so, how does that affect how we respond to it? Join us as continue this 4 part series to see how Christianity might answer these questions.

Whether Christian or not you've probably heard about the good news of Jesus. Some of us gloss our eyes over. Some of us don't actually think it's that good. But what if we've been missing out on the fullness of what Jesus' good news really was? If so, how does that affect how we respond to it? Join us as kick off this 4 part series to see how Christianity might answer these questions.

Join us this Sunday as we explore why we at Northside are the way we are.

What is the responsibility of christians in restoration? Join us as we find out how christianity might answer this question

We all go through different battles in life. And we all know they're coming one day or another. So how can I prepare now for when the battles in life come?

No matter who you ask, no one likes to wait for things. It's often uncomfortable and frustrating and we want to get through it quick. But what if there is something to be found in the waiting?

This time of year we're all dreaming of where we want to be by the end of the year. It gets a lot harder when we ask "Well how do I get there?" How can I spend less time worrying about who I want to be?

Have you ever met someone who didn't live up to expectations? What if you've been that person for someone else? How do we bridge the gap between appearance and experience?

Do you love a good carol? Or maybe you don't. Either way, we all know christmas carols. But do we really "know" them?

Do you love a good carol? Or maybe you don't. Either way, we all know christmas carols. But do we really "know" them?

Do you love a good carol? Or maybe you don't. Either way, we all know christmas carols. But do we really "know" them?

Do you love a good carol? Or maybe you don't. Either way, we all know christmas carols. But do we really "know" them? Join us as we take you on a lesson through some of the best known carols this Christmas

If you've been to church it's often because someone invited you. But - let's be honest we find it hard to do the same for others. What if they say no? What if I don't have the answers?

If you've been to church it's often because someone invited you. But - let's be honest we find it hard to do the same for others. What if they say no? What if I don't have the answers?

Jono is the strategic relationship manager for Prison Fellowship in NSW. We're excited to hear him share with us what it looks like to share the good news in a world that needs it.

Jesus is someone we can all admire. But is admiring really enough? What if we're meant to do more than admire Jesus from afar?

Join us as we hear from the Co-Head of Biblical Studies at Kings School Sydney Steve Hodgson. Steve has years of experience in church ministry and theology. We look forward to hearing from him this morning

Whether we're a Christian or not, we all know deep down that it's good to care for your neighbour. But who is my neighbour? And how much do I really need to care for them?

Is someone too far gone to be a Christian? Or can anyone have the opportunity?

Every relationship, marriage, parenting, friendships, workplace, even the teams we serve on, comes with expectations. The problem is that most conflict doesn’t come from what actually happens, but from the gap between what we expected and what we experienced. Unmet expectations are the number one cause of relational breakdown.

Join our Reading Plan through Luke here // https://bit.ly/3VzVSsC Little did Luke know that of the many accounts of the life of Jesus, his would be one of four that survived. It's worth asking if his account is reliable. and if so… You can know. Why you follow Jesus. You can know. Why you SHOULD follow Jesus.

Join our Reading Plan through Luke here // https://bit.ly/3VzVSsC Little did Luke know that of the many accounts of the life of Jesus, his would be one of four that survived. It's worth asking if his account is reliable. and if so… You can know. Why you follow Jesus. You can know. Why you SHOULD follow Jesus.

Join our Reading Plan through Luke here // https://bit.ly/3VzVSsC Little did Luke know that of the many accounts of the life of Jesus, his would be one of four that survived. It's worth asking if his account is reliable. and if so… You can know. Why you follow Jesus. You can know. Why you SHOULD follow Jesus.

After 7 weeks of looking at How to Talk to God, I am sure we still have questions when it comes to prayer. Have some of your questions answered and hear what others have found most helpful in their understanding of prayer.

We'll all face moments were our FAITH and integrity are tested. So how do we deal with this?

We all get told it's bad to have doubts But why is it so hard to have blind trust? How do I navigate faith when I have so much doubt?

Worry and anxiety is inevitable. We don't want it, but we all deal with it. Is there a way to stop worry? If so how?

Whether believing or not, we've all sent a prayer up once in our lives. But why do some prayers not get answered? What's the point in prayer if they all don't get resolved?

Usually when it comes to praying the asking is the easiest bit. But what is it we should be asking for? How do we ask God for the right things?

Join us as we celebrate the generations that make up the church. Be prepared for a lot of fun, laughs and learning from the youngest to oldest along the way.

None of like to admit our mistakes. And yet, when Jesus teach us how to pray he asks it of us regularly. Why do we need to admit our mistakes? What do we get from it?

Whether you believe or not, most of us would love to talk to God. But how do we do it? Where do we start? Join us as unpack how Jesus taught his followers to talk with God, through the Lord's Prayer.

One thing we can all agree on is we want to live long and happy lives. But how do we do the smart things now to get there? What practises and rhythms can we build in now to live well?

Everything within modern life tells us we need to go go go. But what happens when we run out of gas? Have we been designed to stop from time to time?

Can anything good come from grief and loss? Life is not about accumulating, but about leaving everything behind.

We try to live our lives with power and control. It doesn't work. How do we let go of control and get through the walls when we face them in life?

When we accept Jesus Christ and become Christians, growing into emotionally mature adults is not natural. It requires intentional discipleship. Nobody would debate that a spiritually mature Christian is one who loves well. The problem is that few of us have learned practically how to do that!

Breaking the power of the past requires a crucifixion and everything in us screams against it.” Join us as we explore how Christianity explores these questions.

A person who practices “being” before “doing” operates from a place of emotional and spiritual fullness, deeply aware of themselves and others. As a result, their being with God is sufficient to sustain their doing for God.