This is the Gospel

This is the GOSPEL...

The Kingdom of God has come through King Jesus.

He died on the cross for our sins,

& He was resurrected from the dead, defeating death.

In this Jesus opened the door to the Kingdom

to all who repent of their sin, believe the gospel, and follow Him.

Christ Jesus will return and ALL who have followed him

will live forever in the eternal Kingdom of God.

Mark 1:15-18; 1 Corinthians 15:2-4; John 14:2-3

North Point Christian Church

We exist to share Christ and build believers.


We want to see people and their neighbors in the Northern Hills connect with God, serve Him with their lives, and grow as followers of Jesus.


We gather at 9am & 10:30am on Sundays

(With Kidspoint & Nursery available at 10:30 Service)


Sundays are essential, but not sufficient. Gathering regularly to worship is essential to the Christian faith. It was important for the nation of Israel (Nehemiah 8-10), it was a rhythm of life for the early Church (Acts 2:42-46), and it's now a way that Christian communities—like North Point—can become more like Jesus together (Hebrews 10:23-25, Ephesians 4:15). However, there's more to the life of North Point than Sundays alone.


We believe this weekly gathering is a starting point for us to live on mission together. We celebrate God by singing, giving, taking Communion, and hearing Biblical preaching. We also gather throughout the week in LifeGroups and serve the Northern Hills through Awana and various events. Join us this Sunday to learn more about who we are and what we do!


Our facility is located 2 miles north of Exit 10 on Hwy. 85 in Spearfish. Click here for directions.

What To Expect

Our services are casual, modern, and upbeat. Come as you are! Grab coffee or tea in the Commons, check in your kids for Kids Point, and join us as we connect with God. We respond through singing, taking Communion, giving, and listening to biblical teaching. Each of these activities mean a lot to us because it's all worship! 

Why We Gather

North Point gathers each week to celebrate who God is and what He's done. It's like "family dinner," where we pull up a chair to the Father's table to enjoy how good He is and share how life is going. This means we strive to be genuine about the joys and sorrows of life so that we can know God and each other better.