10 am Sunday In-Person & Livestream Worship Services

When a Roman centurion’s servant is in need of healing, Jesus was impressed by his trust in Christ’s power to make the servant well (see Luke 7:1-9).  In fact, Jesus said that he had never witnessed such faith before.  Come Sunday to learn about how we can grow in faith, and how we might find it in unexpected places.

Sunday is also the day we will dedicate all of the commitments we have received in support of the 2026 ministry budget.  If you haven’t already, we invite you to make your pledge by Sunday.

 This Sunday, we’ll explore growing in honesty in the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19:1-10.  After a visit from Jesus, Zacchaeus has a new lease on life.  But, it required some honest reckoning of how he had been treating people.   In addition to being Family Sunday, it’s All Saints Sunday, when we remember Northbrook members who have died in the last year and celebrate our connection with them at the Lord’s Table. 

 In Luke 18:9-14, Jesus tells the story of two men who came to the temple.  One was a Pharisee, who was supposedly righteous before God.  Another was a tax collector, who was despised by his people for collaborating with the Roman occupiers.  Both gave an offering.  But, to Jesus, only one of the offerings was really a gift.  I hope to see you Sunday to learn more. 

When the crowd following Jesus was hungry, he told the disciples to feed them.  It seemed impossible!  Yet, as we read in Luke 9:10-17, we discover that - after Jesus took, blessed, broke, and gave their humble offering - it was more than enough.  Trusting God can help us do amazing things.  Come Sunday to see how trust is essential to growing in Jesus Christ.