There's a difference between knowing of someone and knowing them. Join us this week to dive into the ideas presented in 2 Peter 1:1-11. In our community we want to become better doers of the word. This week's message helps us accomplish that.
Daniel Blakeslee is a senior pastoral ministries major, focus in youth ministries. He is from Everett, Washington. One of his long term goals is to be a youth pastor.
Knowledge of Christ
Daniel Blakeslee
November 16, 2020 • Daniel Blakeslee
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Remembering God
December 7, 2020 • Lindsay Walden
The end is in sight NU! Today we are encoruaged by another student speaker! We hope that you are able to hear the word well today! Lindsay is a junior Pastoral Ministries major. She has a passion for studying the Bible and wants to work in women’s ministry to develop female leaders who know the Word of God. She loves all things chai tea and sweaters, and has an inner grandma that loves to knit and crochet.
Remember Who You Are
November 30, 2020 • Jonathan Knighton
As we near the end of our series, we are encouraged by another student speaker Jonathan Knighton. He is a College of Ministry senior about to graduate in December with a degree in Church and Ministry Leadership He's also passionate about the Word of God, Truth, and seeing the church outwork its mission. Jonathan co-leads the young adult ministry at his church in Snohomish, WA.
Cast Off
November 9, 2020 • Emilie Baca
We've made it to week 11! We kick off this week with NU Alum Emilie Baca speaking on 1st Peter 5. How we need to cast off our anxieties and fears onto the Lord. Emilie Baca is an alum of NU who graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies and Pastoral Ministry, as well as her Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership. She is an ordained by the Assemblies of God, she now serves at New Life Church in Renton WA as their Renton Women’s Director, Young Adult Pastor, and First Impressions Coordinator. Emilie has a passion to disciple the next generation and to lead people in a growing relationship with Christ.