Northbridge Vestal Podcast

Being right doesn’t give us the right to be self righteous. Text: Luke 15 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Love for God is demonstrated by love for others.  If love for others isn’t clearly evident - what does that mean?   Text: Luke 10:25-37 Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Jesus didn’t invite people into a religion. He invited them to obedience. Whatever your next step is take it. You don’t know what hangs in the balance. Text: Luke 4:14-15, 38-40, 42-44; 1 Peter 2:23-24 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Before we dig into the life and teaching of Jesus, it’s important to understand what Christianity is really all about. Did Jesus come to provide something for us? Yes! But, what if we’re not supposed to be consumers, but in fact, contributors?! Text: Luke 3:1-20 Speaker: Aaron Patton

When Luke was writing, he wasn’t writing the Bible, he was giving eyewitness testimony. The question is…was it reliable? Text: Luke 1:1-4 Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Reaching into new neighborhoods, cities and regions with the good news is something that must be a priority. It can’t wait.   Text: Romans 15:20-22 Speaker: Aaron Patton

God is writing a bigger story than we can see. Even when evil seems to win, God’s power turns the impossible around for His people and His purposes. Text: Esther 7-10 Speaker: Aaron Patton

God’s plan is often invisible until the right moment; patience and wisdom matter. Text: Esther 5-6 Speaker: Joel Garrison

God calls us to step up when He places us in a position to make a difference. Text: Esther 4 Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Life is hard when you’re not in control — but hope begins when you trust the One who is. Text: Esther 3 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Life is hard when fear holds you back, but courage begins when you trust that God is still at work. Text: Esther 2 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Life can feel unfair and out of our control, but God is still sovereign. Text: Esther 1 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Speaker: Aaron Patton Scripture: 2 Peter 2 & 3

When Joseph first heard that his fiancee was pregnant, he graciously decided to quietly break the engagement. Then an angel showed up! As the angel described to Joseph what God was doing and what God wanted from Him, Joseph had a decision to make. Would he go the way that seemingly made sense and everyone else would have gone? Or would his trade his plan for another? What if trading your plan for...

When the wise men from eastern lands studied the stars and realized that something new and incredible was happening in the west, they followed the star and came to celebrate what it meant. Not everyone had the same reaction to the birth of Jesus. What is your reaction to the birth of Jesus? Will you give your life to worship Him or worship your life by living for yourself? Text: Matthew 2:1-18 Spe...

When a priest named Zechariah received word that he and his wife would have a baby in their very old age, he simply couldn’t believe it.  Despite his unbelief, God had a plan for that child to prepare the way for Jesus and declare that He is the Lamb of God who takes away our sin.  When we look at Christmas, we are faced with the same question that Zechariah wrestled with: will we believe what God...

When the nation of Israel was at its darkest time, the Lord made a promise of deliverance and salvation through a child yet to be born. Christmas isn't just about a birth, it's about hope through a promise kept. Now that Jesus is here, will we run to Him? Trust Him? Hope in Him? Or will we stay in darkness, ignoring the lightGod has provided? Will you live with hope, or keep living like this is al...

The church in Ephesus started well, but just starting well is not what matters. In this message, we'll look at how to not just start well but most importantly to finish well.   Speaker: Aaron Patton Passage: Revelation 2:1-7

Ever had one of those days where you thought you were fine—then somebody cut you off in traffic or your kid asked the wrong question at the wrong time—and suddenly something really ugly just…erupted? Today we'll look at King Solomon's practical advice on how to deal with this. Text: Proverbs 4:23; Matthew 15:11, 17-20 Speaker: Dallas Seamans

Everyone knows that money can bring significant struggles. If we lack - we struggle. It’s also possible to struggle even when you have enough. Jesus warns us to build in guardrails when it comes to money - because greed and a lack of contentment will destroy you. Text: Luke 12:13-34 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Wise people understand that the longer you flirt with something, the more apt you are to fall prey to it. What if there were a different way? Could you flee some of the things that aren’t good for you? Text: 2 Timothy 2:15-26 Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Wise people put boundaries in place - they don’t act like they couldn’t possibly fail. What if there was a guide who could help you establish boundaries that would keep you safe? Would you want that? Text: Ephesians 5:15-18 Speaker: Aaron Patton

Sometimes when you dig into the Bible, you find more questions than answers. That’s ok. Questions can help us draw closer to God. As we dig deeper, we will share some study tips and helpful questions to ask so that you can get the answers you need in order to grow. Text: James 4 Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Let’s be honest - the Bible isn’t always easy to understand.  But when you know how to read it and understand it, it transforms your life. So what do you need to know, have and do as you begin to study the Bible? That’s what we’re going to answer today. Text: James 3 Speaker: Aaron Patton

God calls husbands to love their wives not casually, but sacrificially—just as Christ loved the church. In this passage, Paul lays out a radical vision of leadership rooted in humility, service, and deep commitment. This message will challenge men to step up, lay down their pride, and lead with a love that reflects the heart of Jesus. Text: Ephesians 5:25-33 Speaker: Bob Kadlecik