North Avenue Church

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We celebrated the 5th anniversary of NAC Sunday. There is much to be thankful for!

Today marks the 5 year anniversary of North Avenue Church! Jerry Ediger has written a blog post with some of the history of how NAC came to be. Check out the link in our bio to read the full article! https://nacathens.net/2021/01/30/five-years-of-nac/

JOIN US TOMORROW IN PERSON OR ONLINE Livestream kicks off at 3:00 https://youtu.be/ZwXwMjeBIVg

If you are feeling distracted and bored today, consider investing a few minutes listening to this moving message on the birth of Jesus from Luke 2.

This Christmas let us remember the humility of Jesus in His birth.

Rememeber the humility of Jesus in His birth.

Let us not be numb to the reality of Christ's birth.

God is sovereign over all things (including our enemies) so we have no reason to be afraid to love well and speak boldly for Jesus.

Scott reminds us that when we indulge our flesh we will find ourselves spiritually weakened. Let us sow to the Spirit this Thanksgiving week!

"Forget not all His benefits..." (Psalm 103:2)

Our live stream should begin here at 3:00!

Jerry, Scott, Mark and Papa Fred help us understand what the Lord's fatherly discipline is in Hebrews 12.

Join us on Sunday, bring a chair or blanket! Let us know what boxed lunch you’d like here: https://forms.gle/pjRPdcWkVoC6Y7Qc9

What is the meaning of Pentecost in Acts 2?

Grab a blanket and lawn chair and join us tonight for outdoor movie night!

Jerry Ediger encourages us from 1 John 1:6-10.

You can watch Sunday's message here:

Join us today as we study Acts. Balcony seating available, masks required in the balcony

Join us for a movie night on October 3rd! Bring a lawn chair or a blanket! All are welcome! Email [email protected] for more information and to receive updates on events at our church.

Is What We're Reading Now What They Wrote Then?

We finished Philippians a week ago and started Acts yesterday. Luke wrote his Gospel and Acts to give us "certainty concerning the things [we] have been taught." (Luke 1:4).

Today's service is available here:

We are live now here!