Northwest Baptist Church

From this encounter that Jesus had with a certain rich young man, Craig gives us five important principles concerning a right response to the question "Just how good do I have to be?"

With man, salvation is absolutely impossible. But Jesus said that, with God, it is a completely different matter altogether! But the only way there is likely very different than the way you're seeking.

Why did Jesus come? As Jesus shares His self-proclaimed mission a third time -- this time in great detail, Craig shares five possible responses to it. Which is your response?

When Jesus came through Jericho, He encountered a blind man named Bartimaeus. What happened that day is extremely significant for our understanding of what discipleship is all about.

Guest Speaker: Associate Pastor of Students, Al Paulson Jr.

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Craig shares four things to which our Heavenly Father is calling each of us.

When Jesus came back into Jerusalem on Monday of Passion Week, there were some significant things that happened. How did those things impact your life even now?

While leading in the observance of the Lord's Supper, Pastor Craig shares four characteristics of the bread that Jesus shared -- which apply to His sacrifice for us as well.

Jesus uses the withered fig tree to teach His apostles about the true expression of faith. How is your faith expressed?

When the Jewish high council questioned Jesus about the source of His authority, He answered them with a powerful question of His own. What does it tell us about Who He is?

From an encounter with God that Solomon had at the Temple Dedication, Craig shares what it looks like when a person gets their life straight with God -- and what God says it takes to get there.

Pastor Craig shares nine attributes of true fellowship from the first few days of church history. Does this describe your understanding of it?

From the story of the brothers Esau and Jacob, Pastor Craig shares six steps in the process of reconciling a relationship.

The words of the prophet Isaiah and King David guide us to the necessary solution for the sin in our lives that keeps us from God -- confession.

In this first message in the series, from the life and leadership of King Saul, Pastor Craig provides five principles that we can apply to our own leadership today.

Through the actions of young David, we can observe what it means to be a person who pursues the heart of God.

David made mistakes -- even as a man after God's own heart. How could a sinner continue to be known in this way and pursue God with this passion? How can you today?

Pastor Craig shares from the life and leadership of King Solomon.

Pastor Craig's parting sermon to Northwest Baptist Church.

Associate Pastor of Students, Al Paulson, explores what the Bible has to say about uncertainties in life.