Door of Hope Northeast
Door of Hope Northeast
Door of Hope Northeast is a simple church pursuing the risen Jesus in deep community in and for Portland, Oregon. This podcast collects our weekly teachings, key ministry updates, and other important news related to the life of our community.
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Jesus and the Masses 19.04.2021 24:10
Mark 1:35-39 - Under pressure from the crowd and its demands, what does Jesus do? And how might we follow him in his response? And why is it good news for a Portlander in 2021? A sermon by Cameron Heger.
Jesus Cares About Your Body 12.04.2021 30:01
Mark 1:29-34 - Jesus demonstrates both his divine authority over the material world (including physical sickness) and his care and concern for the physical body. In miracles like these, we see a preview of the life to come in the New Creation. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
First Image: A Conversation with Ashley Mills, Luke Cirillo & Cameron Heger 07.04.2021 15:56
A conversation with Ashely and Luke who work with First Image, one of Door of Hope's long-standing ministry partners. Learn more about the incredible work they're doing to serve vulnerable moms, children, and dads and how to potentially get involved.
Three Encounters with the One Who Beat Death (Easter 2021) 05.04.2021 27:07
John 20 & 21 - Jesus appeared to many after his resurrection, but here we explore his encounters with three individuals. In these we see his grace-filled responses to grief & hopelessness, skepticism & doubt, and failure & humiliation. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Father's Love, The Son's Love, and You (Maundy Thursday 2021) 01.04.2021 17:36
John 13:31-35 - A short devotional for Holy Wednesday by Rachael Price.
The Judge We Need, Not The One We Deserve (Holy Wednesday 2021) 31.03.2021 16:04
John 12:44-50 - A short devotional for Holy Wednesday by Jason Lee.
Leaves in Light of Resurrection (Holy Monday 2021) 30.03.2021 9:20
John 12:20-36 - A short devotional for Holy Monday by Sam Fowles.
The Dunning-Kruger King (Palm Sunday 2021) 27.03.2021 35:11
John 12:12-19 - Palm Sunday was both a fulfillment and a surprise, just as the cross a few days later would be. May we not know King Jesus just enough to be dangerous. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
Just a Little Light Saturday Sermonizing and Exorcising 20.03.2021 47:22
Mark 1:21-28 - What happens when Jesus walks into God's special place on God's special day and encounters an evil spirit? Just a little light Saturday morning sermonizing and exorcising. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
Real Jesus Calling 13.03.2021 39:17
Mark 1:16-20 - Mark recounts Jesus's calling of his very first disciples. His call was extreme--why did they respond the way they did? And how will we respond? A sermon by Josh Wilder.
March 2021 Community Update 10.03.2021 7:08
A church family update for the month of March 2021. An update related to our return to weekly in person gatherings at 10am at the Fremont building effective April 4, Easter Sunday.
The News and The Right to Tell It 08.03.2021 40:45
Mark 1:14-15 - Jesus began his ministry with the announcement of God's good news. How must we respond? And why? A sermon by Cameron Heger.
The One Who Suffered, The One Who Passed 28.02.2021 31:15
Mark 1:12-13 - Immediately following his baptism, Jesus faced an harrowing period of temptation and suffering in the wilderness. But God had not forgotten Him... and He has not forgotten his people. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
February 2021 Community Update 24.02.2021 6:50
A church family update for the month of February 2021. Quick announcements related to First Sunday worship gatherings, Know Me Now service opportunities, and Kids' Ministry.
The Triune Announcement 21.02.2021 35:48
Mark 1:9-11 - Mark introduces Jesus as the man from nowhere who submits himself to John's baptism just before he's revealed by God as the beloved Son of the Father, the Spirit-anointed servant, and the long-promised King. In this Jesus we see both deep humility and incomprehensible splendor. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
Working Ahead 14.02.2021 35:22
Mark 1:2-8 - The ministry of John the Baptist reminds us that God and his plan is always prior--he's always at work ahead of us. Listen in as we consider the work of God through this John who prepared the way for Christ the King. A sermon by Josh Wilder.
The Beginning of the Good News 07.02.2021 40:43
Mark 1:1 - There is no question as important as "Who is Jesus?" Here, we argue that there is no better place to go to answer this question than the four canonical gospels. We also introduce the Gospel According to Mark as we prepare to spend months together seeking the authentic Jesus in its pages. A sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Discipline of Community 31.01.2021 48:04
Romans 12:1-21. Scripture reading by Emily Dauber, sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Discipline of Witness 24.01.2021 45:00
Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 1:6-8. Scripture reading by Mackenzie Wilder, sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Discipline of Scripture 17.01.2021 39:02
Luke 24:13-32. Scripture reading by Joan Laufer, sermon by Josh Wilder.
The Discipline of Service 10.01.2021 41:14
Matthew 20:20-28; 25:31-46. Sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Discipline of Prayer 03.01.2021 45:34
Matthew 6:5-13. Scripture reading by Rachael Price, sermon by Cameron Heger.
We Belong PDX: A conversation with Sarah Lopez, Mel Brown, and Josh Wilder 30.12.2020 19:16
A conversation with Sarah and Mel, members of the larger Door of Hope family, about their new organization, We Belong PDX. Learn more about the incredible work they're doing to serve kids in East Portland and how to get involved.
To Stir Up One Another 27.12.2020 41:36
Hebrews 10:24-25. Scripture reading by Rachel Taddesse, sermon by Cameron Heger.
The Love Of God (Advent 2020) 20.12.2020 34:16
John 3:16. Scripture reading by the Lee family, sermon by Cameron Heger.
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