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Resources to help you build a steady habit of time with God.
We grow in our relationships by being present and listening. The same is true with God. He wants a close relationship with each of us, but we have to choose to make time and quiet the world around us to hear from him. Watch a short video with tips on connecting with God, and use the reading plans to get started.
Read through the book of John, one chapter a day for 21 days. It is a simple way to begin. You pick a time that works for your family, open to the next chapter, and read. Twenty-one days gives the habit room to take hold before you decide what comes next.
Worship is more than the songs we sing on Sunday. It cannot be our only response to a gracious God who pursues us again and again. In this reading plan, Lauren Lee Anderson and Clay Finnesand share reflections behind the lyrics of the newest North Point Worship album, Our God Will See Us Through.
What we believe about ourselves shapes our identity. Many of us carry false beliefs that affect how we see ourselves and keep us from a more fulfilling life. Read about some common false beliefs people hold, and the true beliefs that need to replace them.
Luke was not a firsthand witness to the teachings and miracles of Jesus. He collected all the information he could, summarized it, and put it in order. Many stories about Jesus were circulating, and Luke wanted to organize them to help people understand who Jesus was and what he came for.
There can be tension between what our faith teaches and what we see in culture. When faith and culture are at odds, it is easy to distance ourselves or become overly critical. Jesus modeled a better way. Learn how to move toward people who see things differently instead of away from them.
A habit of time with God looks like a set moment in your day, the same way a child learns to expect the same rhythm at school. You choose a time, quiet the noise around you, and listen. Our church offers a short video with tips on connecting with God, plus reading plans to get you started. You read a chapter, sit with it, and come back the next day.
Children learn habit by doing the same thing at the same time with the same person. A story before nap. A song at pickup. You will notice it at home: your child asks for the book, the song, the prayer. That is a child learning to make time for God. We want to help you build that habit.
