Northwest Christian Church Podcasts

There has been a significant change in American culture over the past 20 years. From 9-11 to the Covid 19 crisis, Americans have endured significant events that have changed the way they live and what they believe. With suicide rates and drug use charting the highest numbers in recent history, come join us as we look to the book of Jeremiah to find hope in a hopeless generation.

There are many things that Jesus said during the course of his 3-year ministry that were powerful and memorable. Few of His statements or teachings were as powerful as the three chapters that are known at The Sermon on the Mount. As we conclude our series on this powerful teaching, we will end like we began and take a moment to simply hear these powerful words spoken as if we were there on that da...

Is it enough to just be sincere? What about your actions? What if, for the most part, you’re a good person? Is that enough? What if you believe all the right things and even say all the right words and pray the right prayers? Is that enough? At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us what it takes to be a citizen of His Kingdom.

Have you ever been been taken advantage by someone close to you? It’s the worst, isn’t it? Most of us are pretty wise and discerning. We can spot a scam or a phony coming…at least when it’s from an outsider. When it comes from someone we know, however, that’s something else entirely. Towards the end of the sermon on the mount Jesus issues a warning to us. As He wraps up His sermon, Jesus warns us...

While Jay is celebrating his 50th with a little time away, our guest speaker, Wye Huxford, will continue our Kingdom series. The topic: "The Golden Rule." Welcome to Northwest!

Almost everyone, regardless of religion, prays. Some people pray all the time! Even though prayer is a common practice for all people, most of us struggle with some big questions in regard to prayer. We wonder if it makes a difference. We wonder if God even listens. We wonder why sometimes God says "no." In Matthew 7, Jesus tackles all three of these big questions and gives us some hopeful answers...

Join Jackson, Cade, Riley, and Abigail!

There is one thing that none of us can ever seem to get away from and that is criticism. No matter what we do or where we go, it seems like everyone has a critique. Why, we even critique ourselves on a regular basis. It’s human to be critical but Jesus warns us in our passage today that as His followers, we need to strive for something different!

Who do you want to be when you’re 80? What sort of legacy do you want to leave? I’ll bet you’re like most people, you want to leave a legacy of generosity and kindness and love, not just a legacy of accumulation. Our world tries to train us that accumulation is really the goal and that leaves us anxious and unfulfilled. Jesus has a different path, one that leads to the life we are REALLY seeking!

No matter how much you have, it never seems to be enough. Ever wonder why that is? Why do our bills always rise to the level of our income, no matter how much income we have? Why does it seem like most of us can never really get ahead of the curve? Jesus tells us there is one big reason we struggle and it has nothing to do with the economy or our paychecks!