Northeast Christian Podcast

When you say the word busy, it’s almost like a badge of honor, or a huge compliment. Busyness can disguise itself as hardworking, successful, and revered! But truthfully busyness is often full of pride, and insecurities. Guest preacher, Chris Morgan of the University of Louisville FCA speaks about his struggle with busyness.

Anger wants to destroy you life, yet Jesus wants to save it. God, have mercy on me, for I am a sinner. Care Pastor Melinda Gividen discusses anger and the ability it has to mess up our lives.

Who needs humility? We do. What's on the line when it comes to humility? Our witness and our salvation. God, have mercy on me for I am a sinner.

This weekend is dedicated to our schools and what we do with Outreach at Northeast! School Blitz looks a littler different this year - instead of gathering at school campuses, we're focusing on encouraging the teachers and staff of schools. Learn more and get involved with School Blitz at https://www.necchurch.org/schools.

How do you ensure you are listening supremely to the voice of Go so you can discern, resist, and redeem the voices of popular culture? Prayer.   Prayer is the best weapon we have to make sure our hearts, minds, lives, relationships, families, churches, politics, morals, and souls are being shaped by God rather than everyone else.

C.S. Lewis famously said that courage is the “form of every virtue at its testing point.”   So are you loving? You’ll only know when loving another is hard. Are you faithful? You won’t know until your faith is truly tested.

If you live under the authority of God’s word, our culture will cancel you eventually.

Justice is a hot topic in the public square. The Left and Right have different ideas about what justice is. So how does Scripture define justice? Join the Bible study this weekend.

Who is this perfect Father that loves us so much? He is a God that specializes in bringing dead things back to life. How can God breathe new life into you today?

The point of The Prodigal Story isn’t what the father does with the younger son. It’s what the elder brother does with what the father does with the younger son. The Elder Brother has a spirit of self-righteous stubbornness, outrage, and superiority. It is this spirit holding us back from confessing and addressing racial injustice head on.

American culture teaches us that to be happy, we should pursue personal freedom. But where should we turn when that freedom leaves us empty?

Dr. Mark Moore from Christ's Church of the Valley wraps up this series with a focus on praying for an opportunity to live your faith.

✅ Global Pandemic ✅ Racial Injustice ✅ Economic Crash ✅ Political War There is a lot of pain and suffering right now. This weekend, we discuss it all.

We are re-opening church next weekend. But we are doing it in a totally different way. This week, we discussed.

Religious liberty. Saving the economy. Reopening church. This weekend, we discuss. Key verses: Galatians 5:13-15; 2 Timothy 3:1-5

Wish things would just go back to normal? Maybe you shouldn’t. Our old normal was abnormal in so many ways. We need to grieve and leave the lives we left behind. It’s time to create a new normal.

Why would God cause a pandemic? If God is all-good and all-powerful, why is this happening? Key Verses: 1 John 4:8-10

As our country begins the conversation about re-opening, how will the Love The ‘Ville Church respond? Our church is a unique organization. Everyone organization’s plan is going to look different depending on what they do. For years, part of what we do is gather thousands together. What changes if the re-opening process goes slow and small? Get into a virtual group today: necchurch.org/anywhere Key Verses: Romans 12; Genesis 2:18

What is it about a pandemic that has caused our mental health issues to spike? What are some spiritual solutions that will help? Need more resources? Visit necchurch.org/care Key Verses: Philippians 4:4-13

What do you do when it’s Easter Sunday but it feels like Saturday? Good Friday. Black Saturday. Easter Sunday. This is the gospel. What do you do when COVID-19 feels more like a tomb than a resurrection?