Neighborhood Church
Neighborhood Church Podcast
Messages from Neighborhood Church in Duluth, MN. At Neighborhood, we are an inclusive, Christ-centered church committed to allyship and anti-racism work as our practice of liberation theology. Visit www.neighborhood.love for more information.
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16 août 2026
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Why did Jesus Have to Die and Why it Deeply Matters 24.03.2024 35:13
With Holy Week approaching, Sauter shares several ways of thinking about Christ and the cross. Did God need their son to die? How to process a brutal death and call it good? The post Why did Jesus Have to Die and Why it Deeply Matters first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Finding the Jim 17.03.2024 28:02
Rebecca Rick is back! For some of us, returning to the Bible after deconstruction is exciting; it feels like a return Home. For others, returning to the Bible can be me…complex. This week Rick talks about one of the methods she uses when reading the Bible- a method she describes here as Finding The Jim.… The post Finding the Jim first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Flourishing for Everyone: Romans 8 10.03.2024 29:45
Romans has a high priority on how a community is flourishing with one another, the earth and the communities around them. When everything is in the right place everyone and everything flourishes. Also Sauter talks on Romans 8:28 and how you interpret that verse deeply matters. The post Flourishing for Everyone: Romans 8 first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Room Full of Sinners: Romans Ch. 6 03.03.2024 22:13
The way you think about God matters. It informs how you show up in a room, how you sleep, how you engage with people different than yourself and especially how you think about sin. Kris shares how we can reimagine the idea of sin and similar to Paul, not be enslaved to it, but live… The post Room Full of Sinners: Romans Ch. 6 first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Gratitude Sunday 25.02.2024 46:41
Neighborhood gathers to have an open mic where anyone can share what they are grateful for. We had stories of the importance of family, coming out and getting married and the celebration of living a sober life. It was a sacred and holy time. The post Gratitude Sunday first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
What gratitude does in us 22.02.2024 24:10
Gratitude is an essential practice to a good and beautiful life. Nikki Sauter shares some practical tips to prepare us for the following gratitude Sunday. The post What gratitude does in us first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Romans 5: Hope and Dreams 11.02.2024 28:42
We continue our series on the book of Romans where we process chapter 5. We talk about the reality that life is not easy and that we can do hard things. The importance of having hope and how the toxicity of original sin and why in the world Paul would even allude to such a… The post Romans 5: Hope and Dreams first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Romans 4 and how many ribs do we really have? 04.02.2024 24:48
Stories matter. Stories can create new ways of thinking and being. They can inform how you show up in a room and what values to hold. Paul is pointing to an ancient story that was very familiar and then reimagines what those stories could mean. He tells a better, more inclusive story and invites people… The post Romans 4 and how many ribs do we really have? first appeared on Neighborhood Chu...
90’s country music and why it’s really good news: Romans 3 28.01.2024 30:28
We process the magic of 90’s country music and how Paul is inviting us to live flourishing lives while inspiring others to do the same. Secondly, process the difference between faith in Christ and faith of Christ and why it matters. The post 90’s country music and why it’s really good news: Romans 3 first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Inclusion of Self and Others 21.01.2024 31:57
Trigger Warning: Content of sexual abuse as a child Mike Valdez shares his story of growing up in an Evangelical space and how it created an us/them culture. He shares on his joinery of following Jesus and toxicity of white power structures within spiritual communities that exclude people unlike themselves. The post Inclusion of Self and Others first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Bad Theology Kills: Romans 1:18-32 14.01.2024 39:50
Join Kris Sauter as he mines the passage that has been used to bring violence on Queer peoples bodies and existence for way too long. Kris walks through the passage and invites the listener to be open to the possibility that there is a better story to be told than the church has historically told. The post Bad Theology Kills: Romans 1:18-32 first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Romans: Intro 07.01.2024 28:12
Kris Sauter introduces the new series on Paul’s letter to the Romans. We explore the major themes and why this letter has brought hope (and an immense amount of violence to Queer peoples bodies and lives) to us today. The post Romans: Intro first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Nudges and Light 17.12.2023 26:32
Kris Sauter shares the story of the Magi can inspire us to move towards the light and find transformation. The post Nudges and Light first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Wild Night: The Anxious Broseph Joseph 10.12.2023 29:06
Week two of our Wild Night Advent series. Kris Sauter walks through the story of Joseph looking for a divorce lawyer and how God spoke directly to his fear and why that is good news. The post Wild Night: The Anxious Broseph Joseph first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
Mary 03.12.2023 26:46
Kris Sauter kicks off the Wild Night series and talks on Mary’s song. The post Mary first appeared on Neighborhood Church .
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