by Rick Pidcock It is hard to believe that it has been three years since we first began NorthField Church with just six people. But this past Sunday, God allowed us to celebrate our independence as a self-supporting church. We had a great service with music, testimonies, prayer, teaching, and discussion to help set the [...]
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by Rick Pidcock When I was in college, I spent two summers leading worship at Woodlands Camp in Cleveland, GA. The summers spent at the Woodlands were very influential in helping me grow as a young worship leader. During this time, the Wills family was very encouraging to me. Their servant’s heart, strong work ethic, [...]
The City On A Hill–A Call To Biblical Contextualization
Posted: December 14, 2006 in Church Planting, Cultureby Rick Pidcock One of my favorite games growing up was, “Find Daddy.” My dad would hide somewhere. And then my brothers and I would search for him. Occasionally he would call out to us, which would make us even more determined to find him. Unfortunately, however, many churches today have taken a “Find Daddy” [...]
By Josh Butler (Josh Butler is a friend of mine who received his degree at Bob Jones University at the same time that I did. He is currently receiving a Master’s Degree at Faith Baptist in Iowa. This article is a paper that he recently submited on the topic of evangelism and culture). Benjamin grew up [...]
by Rick Pidcock This past month, we celebrated our first anniversary as NorthField Church. This first year has been filled with stories of God’s grace and provision in the life of our church. On September 18, 2005, NorthField Church officially launched in the Stapleton redevelopment community of Denver, CO. Throughout this past year, God has [...]
