This is the North River Podcast! We are a church based in Marietta, GA. In this podcast we will be bringing our weekly sermon as well as additional programming in the coming weeks and months. Our Mission and Vision:We are a diverse family of believers who answered the call to be disciples of Jesus Christ. We are being transformed by God’s Word, His Grace, and the Holy Spirit. Through small groups and deep relationships with one another, we join in Jesus’ ministry and mission to make and mature disciples while we care for the needs of people. We do this to save as many as possible for the glory of God.
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Chase Mackintosh gives a teaching on the heart of worship.
Jon Sherwood gives an introduction to his views on Christian nonviolence.
Jordan reflects on Mark in the context of having the eyes of compassion that Jesus had.
Guest Speakers Derek and Misha Wooten talk about God's Spirit going ahead of us, inviting us to join Him in what he's doing in the world.
Jeff wraps up our series on Mark as we celebrate the Resurrection.
Kendall Albert continues our series on the gospel of Mark entitled "Walking the Way of the Cross".
Jordan continues our series on the Gospel of Mark.
Jeff Hickman continues our series on Mark entitled "Walking the Way of the Cross."
Jeff begins our series on the Gospel of Mark entitled “Walking the Way of the Cross”.
Nick Shoff starts off a new series on Generosity, first looking at how generous God is to us, and how to respond to that generosity.
Michael Burns closes out his series on Kingdom and Politics.
Jeff Hickman leads our thoughts for communion.
Kendall Knight continues our series, "Made for People".
Guest Speaker Michael Burns gives part two of a series of talks on how Christians should navigate this current political season.
Jordan Massey continues our series Made For People
Jeff Hickman begins our series "Made For People", which utilizes material from the book of the same title by Justin Whitmel Earley.
Kendall Albert wraps up our series on Hospitality.
Jeff Hickman continues our series on Hospitality entitled "Eating and Drinking".
Nick Shoff kicks off our series on Hospitality, looking at how Jesus used food and drink at the center of his ministry (Luke 7:34).
Shawn Wooten gives an update from the mission field in eastern Europe, and inspires us to heed the call of Jesus to go and make disciples.
Tyrone Marcus, visiting from our sister church in Trinidad and Tobago, gives insights on communion from the Gospel of John.
Destiny Broadnax and Tom Masters share their thoughts on communion as part of our series: Family, Food, and Fix Your Eyes On Jesus.
Andrew Bernard discusses the significance of Jesus in our lives and worldview.
John Hanes looks at Jesus's discussion of his body and blood in John 6.
Tom and Kelly Brown give their last sermon before they officially retire from the full-time ministry
Nick Shoff continues our series, looking at our deep need for intimate relationships.
Jeff Hickman looks at the biblical case for God's people being intimately connected as family.
Jordan talks about the power of the Holy Spirit as we celebrate the day of Pentecost.
Jeff shares thoughts about two moments in Jesus's life in which he defines family in the Kingdom of God.
Jordan closes out our Ephesians series, discussing the importance of letting the Word of God sink in.
Michael Burns talks about the abundance vs. scarcity mindset and how gratitude greatly affects our generosity.
Kendall and Dian Knight, and Ross Mackenzie close out our series in Ephesians, talking about our need to spread the good news to those around us.
We continue our series from Ephesians, reflecting on chapter 6 verses 1-4, which talks about parenting. Jordan is joined by John and Pam Durkota, Steve and Susan Adkins, and Ray and Princess Rowan as they share principles of parenting.
Jeff Hickman looks at the significance of Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem at Holy Week.
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