Northeast Christian Podcast

The title for this week’s sermon: How to have spiritual conversations at work without being weird or sounding dumb or feeling embarrassed or totally screwing everything up and ruining your coworkers one shot at Jesus and heaven for all of eternity and then also getting reported to HR.

How do we learn to live at a Holy Pace in an Age of Overload?

You know what is more pressing than your last breath? Your next breath. Don’t live another breath searching for or questioning your significance.

This is the way • We deny ourselves for the sake of others. • We have a vision beyond the horizon of now. • We acknowledge we are no good without Jesus.

We have more wealth, luxuries, tech, and access than ever before. But we still aren’t happy. We have more freedom to express ourselves however we feel. But we still aren’t peaceable and united. Life expectancies are longer, food tastes better, entertainment is on demand, and the world has been flattened and globalized. But we still aren’t content. There has to be more than this.

We are one of the first societies in all of recorded human history to think “The Good Life” is about doing what you feel. But is that delivering the significance and happiness we’re after?

This service has something for everyone from kids to adults. Watch at home or with a group. Just don't do church alone!

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Check out week one of our Reputation Sermon series, a series on striving to be the best we can by showing the love of Jesus. Everyday. Everybody. Everywhere. Surrender feels impossible in a day where self-autonomy, personal freedom, and individual rights are unquestioned values. But there are some tried and true reasons why we can and should.

Prayer enhances the things we do do to hear from God, so we walked through how to use the Lord’s Prayer to re-learn and establish a prayer habit.

Abraham. Moses. Joshua. David. Daniel. All of these people and more were heroic in the Hebrew Scriptures. But you have even more potential than them. Check week THREE of our Quiet sermon series on hearing from God himself. 

If it was possible, most people would love to hear God speak... into their tragic moments, into their big decisions, into their daily life. We believe it is possible to hear from God. And it’s not nearly as mystical or complicated as you might think. Over the course of this 4 week series, we will teach you how. One of the rewards of listening is Wisdom, the ability to assess any situation and then make the best decision. But wisdom must be earned.

Screen media has shaped our brains to only process “Three S” content: 1. Shocking. 2. Short. 3. Shallow Here’s the problem. The most important things in life aren’t consumed in shocking, short, shallow bits. They’re long and deep. They’re often boring and painful at first. They take sacrifice and investment. There are few things more dehumanizing than stealing someone’s ability to think, contemplate, ponder, focus, and commit. Join us as we try to take our humanity back in the launch of our new series - Quiet: How to Hear From God.

Teaching team pastor Alli Worthington joins us this weekend as we close out our Give Save Live series on generosity. We'll be looking at the two things that hold us back from sharing our lives: self-doubt & busyness and identifying ways to combat those tendencies by living a life of kindness and generosity! 

Was Jesus a socialist? How do I get out of financial trouble? What does God think of debt? When it comes to saving, how much is too much? Is the tithe the biblical mandate? This week, we answer them all and then some in part two of: Give Save Live.

Why would I ever worry about all I need when I know all I have in Christ? As we begin a new series, this week we uncover five major cultural shifts that have caused most of our financial stress and the only way to overcome them.

How do I build character with these warring desires in my heart? This week we conclude our series Second Nature by learning the anatomy of good habits and how to sabotage our bad ones.

There is no such thing as an unimportant decision because decisions become dispositions over time. This weekend we discussed how you can leverage this principle to engineer good habits, sabotage bad habits, and become the architect of your character.

Character is built one decision at a time. We all make decisions, but in the end, our decisions make us. Decisions become dispositions over time. This week, we kick off a brand new series called Second Nature in which we dissect the anatomy of character.