NORTH.CHURCH Podcast with Pastor Rodney Fouts

In week four of our Planted series, we are joined by special guest Darryl Wootton. He teaches us about the importance of having deep roots. We learn that the only way to survive, and continue to thrive, during the “dustbowls” of our lives is to have a deep faith in our Savior. Support the show

Pastor Samson continues our Planted series, speaking over Jeremiah 12. He talks about true integrity, which is going to God when things get hard and trusting in His ceaseless love. Support the show

Pastor Samson continues our Planted series speaking out of Jeremiah and asks us two questions: What’s your calling? & What’s your excuse? He challenges us to give our best to God now and follow Jesus obediently. Support the show

In our new series Planted, the residents take over and share what being planted truly looks like. We learn that being planted means being patient, going deeper, committing to reality, and knowing your source. Support the show

We conclude our Deuteronomy series with a very special guest, Blaine Bartel. No stranger to North Church, Blaine sits down with Pastor Rodney and shares his powerful testimony of the restorative and resurrecting power of Christ in his life. Blaine reminds us that even in disobedience, we are never too far for the grace of God to save us. Support the show

As we continue our series over the book of Deuteronomy, Pastor Rodney preaches from chapter 28. We see that the Israelites had to have their identity in God reestablisned, had to grasp their responsibility for God’s purpose, and had to believe that the promised reward would come. Support the show

We are continuing our Deuteronomy series with a special message from Pastor Shannon. She preaches from Deuteronomy 6 and teaches us to love God, and God alone, with our all. We see the value of committing wholeheartedly to His commands. Support the show

Kicking off our Deuteronomy series, Pastor Rodney speaks on Deuteronomy 1. He challenges us to drop our unbelief, and teaches us the importance of having unwavering faith in God. Support the show

This week, Pastor Clint wraps up our Signposts series by preaching on Colossians 3. He challenges us to give our hearts to God so we can give our love to people. The Lord doesn’t want anything to have us but Himself and calls us to surrender the “that” in our lives. Support the show

This week Pastor Rodney is preaching all about prayer. Prayer is the gateway of information, inspiration and intimacy between you and God. As we look at the first chapter of Colossians, we learn about how to pray and what to pray for. Support the show

Pastor Samson continues our Signposts series with an incredibly compelling message. He shows us how ruined we are as a result of sin, and how religion and hypocrisy can keep us from having the relationship with God that we were created to have. Ultimately, we see that God is the only one who can redeem our ruin and enable us to live authentic lives that reflect the Gospel. Support the show

Pastor Rodney shares a great message with us from Psalm 124. He teaches us to take our troubles to the Lord, because we can always trust Him. Pastor also encourages us by showing us that today’s tears produce tomorrow’s joy. Support the show

This week, we’re taking a look at Galatians 5. Pastor Rodney teaches us about following the Holy Spirit. We learn Holy Spirit’s role in saving and sanctifying us. We also learn that to follow Jesus is to follow Holy Spirit. Support the show

Kicking off our Signposts series, Pastor Rodney teaches us about spiritual growth. First, we learn that spiritual growth cannot happen apart from God’s divine power. Next, we see that the goal of spiritual growth is to share in his divine nature. Finally, we discover that the catalyst of spiritual growth is His divine promises. Support the show

Pastor Rodney preaches a special message for Easter at NORTH. He teaches us that Jesus is not just larger than life; he is larger than death. We look at the story of the Resurrection from Mark 16, and learn that Jesus is bigger than any sickness, sin, or evil. Support the show

For the final week of this series, Pastor Rodney teaches us that Jesus is concerned about our life being fruitful. We look at the story of Jesus and the fig tree from Mark chapter 11, and we learn how important it is for believers to have a genuinely fruitful life. Support the show

Last week, we learned that Jesus is concerned about our heart. This week, Pastor Rodney shows us that Jesus is also concerned about our mind. We learn two things that are vitally important to having a healthy mind. First, we learn to acknowledge the presence, pattern, and power of evil. Second, we learn to surrender to the presence, pattern, and power of Jesus. Support the show

Pastor Rodney preaches a powerful message from Mark 3. We learn first that Jesus is concerned about our heart. We also learn the difference between a healthy heart and a hard heart, and how we can have a healthy heart. Support the show

This week, Pastor Samson teaches us about discipleship by examining the relationship between Paul and Timothy. We look at Acts chapter 16 and we learn about what the discipleship journey is meant to look like. To grow as disciples, we see that we need to follow behind, work beside, and carry beyond. Support the show

Pastor Samson starts this new series off strong with a word from Esther chapter 4. We learn from Esther’s story about the value of good mentors and advisors in our life. Support the show

Mercy Lokulutu closes out Revival with a wonderful message from 1 Kings 19. As we examine the story of Elijah, we learn that revival doesn’t come with what we feel but what we hear. Support the show

Pastor Manny Arango brings an impactful word for us from Matthew chapter 14. He teaches us about stepping out in faith and what it looks like to follow Jesus after we face disappointment. Support the show

Wrestling with God deepens our relationship with Him, so Pastor Greg Ford teaches us how to wrestle. We look at several passages of Scripture where other people wrestled with God, and we learn to embrace the mystery, ask good questions, and take our doubts to God. Support the show

Pastor Joel Tudman kicks off Revival with a powerful message from Acts chapter 3. He challenges us to examine our expectations and belief systems, to surround ourselves with people who draw out the God potential in us, and to lean into the transformation that God has for us. Support the show

For the last week of our series, Pastor Rodney preaches from Acts chapter 19. He shows us what the lives of people filled with Holy Spirit are meant to look like. We learn about being true followers of Jesus and the importance of not having any idols. Support the show