Northway Church is a church in Dallas, TX. Northway Church exists to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ.
The Northway Church Sermons podcast has been an incredible blessing in my life and in the life of my wife ever since we started listening a few months ago. This dynamic podcast has truly become a source of inspiration, teaching, and encouragement for us as we continue to grow in our faith journey.
One of the best aspects of The Northway Church Sermons podcast is the expositional nature of the teachings. The preachers dive deep into Scripture, unpacking its truth, context, and meaning in a way that is both engaging and enlightening. Their commitment to delivering God-focused sermons is evident in every episode, as they guide listeners through the Bible with clarity and passion. This approach not only helps us gain a deeper understanding of God's Word but also challenges us to apply it to our daily lives.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the missional focus that permeates each sermon. The speakers consistently encourage listeners to step out and follow Jesus in their everyday lives. Whether it's through acts of kindness, sharing the Gospel, or being intentional in relationships, The Northway Church Sermons podcast equips us with practical ways to live out our faith missionsally. It reminds us that being a Christian isn't just about attending church on Sundays but rather living intentionally for Christ every day.
Despite all its wonderful qualities, there is one aspect of this podcast that can sometimes be challenging - cultural defiance. While I appreciate the intention behind this approach, there are moments when it can come across as confrontational or divisive. It's important to remember that while cultural appropriation should be addressed sensitively and with respect, it's equally crucial to maintain unity within the Body of Christ. However, it's worth noting that these instances are rare and overshadowed by the overall positive impact of this podcast.
In conclusion, The Northway Church Sermons podcast has had a profound impact on my spiritual journey alongside my wife. From its expositional teaching to its missional focus, this podcast consistently challenges and inspires us to grow in our faith. While there may be moments of cultural defiance that could be handled with more sensitivity, the overall quality of this podcast far outweighs any minor shortcomings. I cannot recommend The Northway Church Sermons podcast enough to anyone seeking solid biblical teaching and a call to live their lives for Jesus.
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In this message, we'll celebrate the hope and triumph of Jesus' Resurrection by looking at two unique, life-altering encounters at the empty tomb. Scripture: John 20:1-18
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
In this message, we will look at Jesus' sober warning about the Imitation of His Kingdom, as well as His celebratory encouragement about the Expansion & Permeation of His Kingdom, in and through the church. Scripture: Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43, 31-33
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
Join us for a week of unbroken prayer in the life of Northway Church. May these moments of guided prayer invite us deeper into Holy Week this year.
In this message, we'll look at Jesus' first parable, in which He teaches about the proclamation of the Kingdom and the receptivity of our hearts to His Gospel. Scripture: Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23
Jesus still speaks to us in parables to pronounce his kingdom, our capacity to listen and understand is an extraordinary kindness and stands in contrast to the world's continued rejection of him. Scripture: Matthew 13:10-17, 34-35
In this passage Jesus will clearly define who is in God's kingdom and who is out. Scripture: Matthew 12:38-50
In this message, we will examine the peak of national rejection towards Jesus thus far in Matthew's Gospel. In doing so, we'll consider the great purpose behind why Jesus came to earth, the depths of how far His saving grace can reach, and the eternal cost of rejecting Him as Savior. Scripture: Matthew 12:22-37
In this message, we will look at one of the most pivotal chapters in Matthew, where Jesus' ministry will experience the peak of its persecution thus far--- all over a controversy surrounding the Sabbath. In doing so, we will consider the dangers of legalism, and beauty of Jesus' ministry of grace and mercy. Scripture: Matthew 12:1-21
In this sermon we will talk about how a commitment to Christ's love toward one another leads to our value of belonging. John 13:34-35
In this message, we will see a picture of what it means to be a sent people. Scripture: Acts 8:4-8
In this message will we consider the value of training at Northway Church. Scripture: 2 Peter 1:3-11
In lieu of a Sunday gathering, we hope this short message blesses you.
In this message, we'll look at the first of Northway's values, as we consider what it means to hold fast to our confession of faith. Scripture: Hebrews 10:23
In this message, we'll look at strong words of condemnation that Jesus pronounced on the self-righteous of His day; whose rejection of Jesus resulted in their eternal judgment. But we'll also look at words of comfort that Jesus provided for the weary of His day; who in humble dependence, received Jesus, resulting in their salvation. We'll explore the same hope of Christ that is still available in our day as well. Scripture: Matthew 11:20-30
In this message, we'll look at some of the doubts John the Baptist began to have about Jesus due to the persecution and imprisonment he was experiencing. In doing so, we'll consider our own doubts and crises of faith, as we look to Jesus and the assurances He provides. Scripture: Matthew 11:1-19
In this message, we will examine the story of the Magi in order to see God‘s heart for the nations. Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12
In this message, we will reflect on Jesus as Immanuel (God With Us). Scripture: Isaiah 7:14
In this message, we will look to the last of four unique titles given to our Messiah, Jesus Christ, in Isaiah 9. In doing so, we will seek to prepare our hearts for His coming arrival, so that we might not look to any lesser deliverers for our hope and redemption. Scripture: Isaiah 9:6
In this message, we will look to the third of four unique titles given to our Messiah, Jesus Christ, in Isaiah 9. In doing so, we will seek to prepare our hearts for His coming arrival, so that we might not look to any lesser deliverers for our hope and redemption. Scripture: Isaiah 9:6
In this message, we will look to the second of four unique titles given to our Messiah, Jesus Christ in Isaiah 9. In doing so, we will seek to prepare our hearts for His coming arrival, so that we might not look to any lesser deliverers for our hope and redemption. Scripture: Isaiah 9:6
In this message, we will look to the first of four unique titles given to our Messiah, Jesus Christ in Isaiah 9. In doing so, we will seek to prepare our hearts for His coming arrival, so that we might not look to any lesser deliverers for our hope and redemption. Scripture: Isaiah 9:6
In this message, we will look at three exhortations Jesus gives to His disciples as they are sent out into a hostile world of persecution. These exhortations are both realities and promises that every Christian must embrace in order to persevere to the end. Scripture: Matthew 10:26-42
In this message, we'll look at Jesus' words of caution and comfort, given to His disciples as they are sent into the world. In doing so, we'll consider the various persecutions we will face in our Great Commission, and the resources God has given for us to endure! Scripture: Matthew 10:16-25
In this message, we'll look at the very first mission Jesus' disciples were sent out on, and the instructions He provided them before being sent out. In doing so, we'll consider five principles that help guide us today, as those being sent out through the Great Commission. Scripture: Matthew 10:5-15
In this message, we will examine the calling of Jesus' disciples for the Kingdom work appointed to them in their day. In doing so, we will consider our calling as disciples for the Kingdom work in our day as well. Scripture: Matthew 10:1-4
In this passage, Jesus gives the church a vision of how we are called to co-labor with Him for the great harvest He is bringing into His church. Scripture: Matthew 9:35-38
In this passage, we'll look at Jesus' compassion for our hurting world, his recognition of desperate faith, and his ultimate power over death itself as seen in the healings of Jairus' daughter, the bleeding woman, and three disabled men. Scripture: Matthew 9:18-34
In this message, we will consider the basis for Christ's forgiveness, as seen through three illustrations Jesus will use, to show how the old covenant has given way to the new through His finished work on the cross. Scripture: Matthew 9:14-17
In this message, we will examine the extent of just how far the love and forgiveness of Jesus can go, as seen in the story of one of Israel's chief offenders: Matthew, the Tax Collector. In doing so, we'll consider Christ's mercy that is available for sinners like us as well. Scripture: Matthew 9:9-13
In this message, we'll explore not only Jesus' sovereign power and authority to heal the external, physical condition of a body affected by sin's curse, but also His sovereign power and authority to forgive the internal, spiritual condition of a soul infected by sin itself. Scripture: Matthew 9:1-8
In this message, we will encounter Jesus' sovereign authority over two demon-possessed men and behold His power, as the Son of God, to deliver us from the domain of darkness into His marvelous light. Scripture: Matthew 8:28-34
In this message, we'll explore Jesus' sovereign power over the wind and the waves, further vindicating Him as the promised Messianic King, who came not only to still seas, but to save souls. Scripture: Matthew 8:23-27
In this message, we'll look at three common excuses for why we struggle to follow Jesus, as well as three compelling priorities that will shape us as fully-surrendered disciples. Scripture: Matthew 8:18-22
In this message, we'll look at the first triad of miracles that Matthew records, demonstrating Jesus' divine power as the promised Messianic King, who not only has the power to heal, but the power to save. Scripture: Matthew 8:1-17
In this message, we will see what is at the root of so many sins and struggles in life. Proverbs points to a hidden disease of the heart that leads to destruction. We will also see how Christ's humility is the cure to our disease, leading us to life. Scripture: Proverbs 3:34, 11:2, 15:33, 16:18, 18:12, 21:4, 25:27, 29:23
In this message, we will learn about the kind of words friends speak and the commitments friends make. Scripture: Proverbs 27:5-6, 9-10
In this message we will learn about God's design for intentional parenting and discipleship of the next generation. Scripture: Proverbs 22:6
In this message we will see how the hero wife of Proverbs 31 is a model to us all and a pointer to Jesus. Scripture: Proverbs 31:10-31
In this message, we will walk through the anatomy of slothfulness and seek after God's wisdom for what it means to be a people of discipline, in accordance with His design for flourishing. Scripture: Proverbs 6:6-11
In this message, we will consider what happens to the trajectory of our lives when we choose to God's wisdom instead of our own understanding. Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6
In this message, we work through what it means to be wise or foolish with our sexual desires. The wisdom of God urges us to flee sexual sin and pursue a holy sexuality. Scripture: Proverbs 23:26-28
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