Northeast Christian Church Podcast
1) What To Do When You Don't Know What To Do
Not every decision we make in life can be boiled down to whether it is right or wrong. We need the wisdom God gives us to make the important decisions in life.
2) Different Perspective In Persecution
Jesus told us that we would suffer persecution for His sake. He also promised us that it would all be for His glory and that it would reveal our faith and help us to deepen our faith.
3) Different Calling In A Dark World
The world we live today is desperately in need of a relationship with Jesus Christ. Our job has to not first be to talk about our faith, but to live it and let people around us see Christ in us.
4) Different Values in an Unholy Culture
As Christians, we have to stay mindful of the fact that this world is not our home. God calls us to do things differently so that people will take notice and want to know more about our faith.
5) Different Faith In Trials
Because of our faith in God, we can have a different kind of faith when trials come into our lives.
6) Unless The Lord Builds The House
If we expect to build anything of significance with our lives, ministries, word, family or anything in our lives, we have to allow God to be the master builder and we must trust his plan.
7) The Foundation of Covenant Love
God's design for our lives includes a foundation constructed out of the unconditional covenant love that He gives us in the person of His Son, Jesus.
8) Site Preparation
We talk so much about foundations when we think of what God is building in our lives, but we forget to talk about how to prepare the soil. The parable of the wise and foolish builders reminds us that ...Show More
9) Mixed Emotions
Many of us have a sense that God can do anything in our lives, we just have trouble believing that He will. Faith and some level of doubt is a tension that many of us live in. Psalm 27 is a great exam...Show More
10) How God Wants To Be Worshipped
God desires that we worship Him. He deserves to be worshipped by us, as the Creator, and as the Loving Father.