The Northeast Church

Peter shares four lessons he has learned from kids about God both at JAM Camp and in general.

Aaron opens with an update on JAM Camp and then shares about Ecclesiastes' teachings on work and gain, which encompasses all our efforts and the outcomes we expect from them, not just our careers and earnings.

Kale shares an extended take on Ecclesiastes' views on Time and Death - how we have to be mindful of not thinking about death, enjoying a full life, reveling in the mystery of eternity, and not centering life on God.

Sarah discusses how Ecclesiastes teaches that money is best managed when you enjoy it, share it, and remember that it is due soon.

Aaron continues the introduction on the Ecclesiastes series by discussing the term “hevel” used by the teacher throughout the book of Ecclesiastes to refer to something that is temporary and uncontrollable.

Aaron kicks off a series on Ecclesiastes, introducing the context, key themes, and style of the book.

Kale discusses the axiom "Be Someone's Biggest Fan, Not their Biggest Critic" and why the people of God should call everyone higher, not cut them down.

Ronnie shares an announcement about a Growing Old Gracefully event then talks about four axioms that he ties together: “It’s a God Deal,” “Repetition is the Friend of the Adult Learner”, “One on One is how it’s Done”, and “The Best Ideas are Still Out There."

Peter discusses how strict, absolute rule following in all circumstances and extensive biblical knowledge does not make someone righteous.

Kale preaches a variation of the axiom “humble people honor people” focused on the simplicity and some practicals of humility.

Aaron continues the series on axioms by sharing about “What done right looks like” and how following Jesus and people that follow Jesus is ultimately the way to see what done right looks like.

Aaron kicks off a new series on church axioms by talking about highlighting four of Jesus’ many questions in His earthly ministry.

Kale shares about how one of the key takeaways from Easter is how Jesus, being fully man and fully God, sees and cares about us as we struggle with sin and are renewed through His grace and power.

Kale discusses Palm Sunday and the Garden of Gethsemane and how the goodness and will of God may lead us to sacrifice greatly for something better.

Aaron shares about the story of the bronze snake in Numbers 22 and how the discipline of God requires justice and punishment and that we must trust God by looking to Him for healing

Aaron talks about the practice of waiting on God to bring true fulfillment and make His purposes clear.

Aaron talks about the trap of trying to control our outcomes in life. True peace comes from surrendering our outcomes in life to God by trusting Him.

Kale shares about how our attempts to take control of our circumstances ("plan B") will fail and that our reality will become distorted by our fear when we go that path rather than surrender and trust God.

Kale shares about the spiritual season of the Wilderness and how it is an invitation to draw near to and become more like Jesus.

Aaron discusses how our current status in Jesus means that our eternal life has started now. We are thus called to hope and reconciliation with God and others.

Torrie talks about the love of the Father, how He is a provider and protector even when we engage in wasteful living, hit rock bottom, and especially in ways we don’t see.

Aaron shares about how God views failure, how we are not defined by success and failure, and how failure can serve to advance the gospel.

Ronnie gives a retrospective on the history of the church then shares about current missions and values as well as the future of the church.

Aaron discusses how Jesus offers us new beginnings every day, not just every new year. Nothing worth doing is easy at first and requires significant perseverance.

Torrie discusses what it means to be a light in a dark world, opens the floor for community sharing, and then encourages the church to be a light in the upcoming year.