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Would love prayers for the Springs - a NPCC family. Jason is in the hospital struggling to recover from surgery and Katie is managing between the hospital and two small children at home. Thanks...

Durgs and what it does to a family

Definitely a great start to the series! You 6:00 folks are in for a treat!

1st part was amazing...I am so much looking forward to the lessons ahead

Karen, I remember several T-givings we had together at Rob's. andrew was so young. Thinking about you two. Would love to see you.

I cannot find any info on series groups on FB or on the main site...can someone please direct me? Thanks...

On the main site there is a Join a Series Group tab on the left hand side: www.northpointonline.tv Also, you can scroll down for an explanation of Series Groups. S

I enjoyed at Work, and I'm looking forward to the holiday series.

Sherrie, you can go to www.buckheadchurch.org/messages to view all of our series.

awesome service,what a blessing you are..

Good service. Watched on the internet from Brazil!

Praying...

The service was great today!!!!!

On Line !

Laura M Wilbanks On Line!

Waiting to watch NP online, Night of Worship tonight at7:30.

It is a really great message, I needed to hear it again. God is so good and always on time. Blessins to all at NP.

Devotion from Voice of the Martyrs today:
Brother Da was a faithful Communist Party member in northern Vietnam when he first heard the Christian programs on his shortwave radio. At first he rejected the ideas as stupid superstition, but after two months of listening, he could no longer resist Christ. He was excited about his love for God, and it seemed to overwhelm his heart. He soon won many of his neighbors to Christ.


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But his excitement was short-lived. On December 29, 1998, Vietnamese police, angered by Da’s evangelistic activities, raided his house and led him out at gunpoint. His wife and four children could only watch as he was taken away to a prison camp.



In the crudely constructed labor camp, Da was forced to work in the brick factory. Every day meant carrying another two thousand bricks. If Da did not meet his quota, he was brutally beaten. Just when he thought he could not take the labor anymore, he was released on October 15, 2000.



Still under house arrest, Da was again ordered to stop sharing his faith. He was told, “You have just returned from labor camp. Do you want to go back? Think carefully.”



But Da was committed to a “labor of love” for God, and he continued his work of sharing Christ with those around him. No physical labor—even carrying two thousand bricks a day—could deter him.

Few people would admit they love going to work every day. For some, work is a necessary evil. However, those who labor while being God’s witnesses have a completely different mind-set. God’s work is never drudgery. Yet we are always on the clock, constantly laboring to advance the gospel everywhere. He gives us energy for the task at hand and endurance when times get tough. Why do Christians labor so hard? Is it the paycheck? Is it the bonuses, perks, or other benefits? No, love motivates us to give our all in God’s service. If you love Christ, you will gladly work for him. What has he called you to do today in his service?

I watched the last one. Absolutely awesome!!

Can't wait to watch it live here on Okinawa! Woo Hoo!

for strength, stamina, wisdom, and ingenuity for the task at hand.

Thank you for praying:)

signed our small group up!!

Definitely will be participating with family.