Sundays at Reach
We’re getting together this Sunday and you’re invited!
9:00 + 11:00am
at Northwest University and Online
9:00 + 11:00am
at Northwest University and Online
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Sex. To say it’s trending is an understatement. Sex is popular and powerful. It can sell cars and beer and toothpaste.
But this kind of sex that is being mass-marketed, sold and resold, promoted and repackaged…is it the real thing?
Is it still the Beautiful Gift it was designed to be?
As we continue studying Paul’s ancient letter to the Corinthian church, we’ve arrived at three full chapters dedicated to the subject of sex. Sadly, Paul does not have any applause to give. It seems that confusion reigned in Corinth a lot like in King County.
In both culture and the Church today, we often have more questions than clarity.
Thankfully, in example after example, Paul uncovers and restores God’s Beautiful Gift with crystal clarity, for which we too are desperate.
Nearly two millennia since quill was put to parchment, these words still reverberate with the Divine Life that can resurrect the most wounded, misunderstood, abused and broken places in our world. They are words from a Spirit that can heal our culture, our city, our body… and our very souls.
Sex was made by God as a Beautiful Gift. It still is, and it can be again.
Join us for Beautiful Gift, an 8-week series through 1st Corinthians 5-7, starting April 30th.
Northwest University
5531 111th Lane NE
Kirkland, WA 98033
From 108th Ave NE, turn onto NE 53rd street. Continue up the hill to the main entrance. Park and walk to the Chapel for service. If you have children, you'll see signs directing you to Kids Check-In.
Reach Kids is available for 1s through 5th Grade at both Sunday services. No Pre-Registration is needed. On Sunday morning, you’ll find signs guiding you to the Kids Check-In.
Masks are no longer required by Northwest University during our Sunday services.
Many may choose continue to wear a mask, which is absolutely welcome.
Friendly people will greet you, help you find your way around, answer your questions, and make you feel at home. We have safe, fun environments for the kids.
Our gatherings are typically a little over an hour long. We’ll sing a few songs as part of our response to all God has done for us. Then someone on stage will pray for real needs that exist within our community, in other local churches, or elsewhere in the world.
We’ll ask God to teach us more about himself and what it looks like to follow Jesus.
Whether that’s connecting with others and learning more about Reach at an Open House, finding a place to serve, or just coming back next week, we’ll make sure you know all the doors that will be wide open for you.
Reach is passionate about providing connection and resources for your family. Click a button below to find out what that looks like right now.
Fill out this brief Connect Card and someone will be in touch with some next steps for you.
Connect CardWhatever you feel comfortable in. While a t-shirt and jeans is typical, some people like to dress it up a bit.
Our services are usually around an hour and fifteen minutes each.
We are committed to being a family made up of different generations, backgrounds, ethnicities and abilities. Unity in the midst of diversity is a big part of God’s Kingdom, and one we celebrate. (Translation: there is a place for you and the people you care about here.)
Yes. Reach was started with you in mind. Please bring your doubts, your brain, and your baggage — they are all welcome here. You will have the opportunity to learn more, ask questions, share hurts from past experiences, all at your own pace. In fact, you can reach out to a pastor with your big questions any time — even right now. We will always be eager to hear from you.
At Reach a team of elders carry the responsibility of overseeing the mission, vision, life and doctrine of the church. They do this largely by empowering and caring for the men and women who serve as Reach’s pastors and staff to lead ministries, build teams, and care for groups across the region.
For an overview of what Reach believes about leadership roles, including Elder, Pastor, Preacher, and women in leadership, check out the videos from Pastor Brian and Dr. Gerry Breshears below.
