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Hosted by Northpoint Austin · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 132 episodes
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Northpoint Austin hosts Northpoint Austin Podcast, a religion show with 132 episodes published.
What if the biggest thing standing between you and faith is a misunderstanding of what Jesus actually came to say? Many of us assume Christianity is about rules, behavior, or getting life together. But what if his messag
We all know what it's like to say, "That's not what I meant," only to hear, "Well, that's what I heard." The truth is, every conversation is filtered through our experiences, assumptions, and past hurts, which means we d
The thoughts we repeat to ourselves can start to feel like facts. Shame, failure, past mistakes, and even the voices of other people can shape how we see ourselves without us realizing it. But not every thought deserves
We all know words matter, but it's easy to underestimate the impact of the conversations we have when the other person isn't in the room. Gossip doesn't always start with bad intentions, yet it can quietly shape relation
Every day, we respond to people, to pressure, opinions, criticism, and even the voice in our own head. But our responses are rarely as small as they seem. They shape relationships, reveal what’s happening beneath the sur
Have you ever felt like your age, your experience, or your past made you less qualified to make a difference? Maybe you've convinced yourself you're too young to have a voice, or too far along to have much left to offer.
Fear shows up in all kinds of ways. Sometimes it looks like panic, anxiety, or a loss of control. Other times it feels more like awe, standing in front of something bigger than yourself. The Bible repeatedly tells us not
The tension is that most of us assume holding on tightly is the safest way to protect what matters. We grip our time, money, relationships, and even forgiveness because we are afraid that letting go will leave us with le
Most of us want our lives to matter. We want to be great spouses, parents, friends, leaders, and people others can count on. But the way we often pursue greatness can leave us frustrated, exhausted, or disconnected from
Jesus often said things that felt backwards. Ideas that challenged people’s assumptions and invited them to see life differently. In this series, we’ll look at some of the tension in His words and why what seems upside d
This Easter marks a special moment in the history of our Church. We get to celebrate the final Sunday in our current facility before we move into our new home. And what a special moment to share as we celebrate the reaso
As we prepare for this next chapter of our church, this message reminds us why we’re making space in the first place. It’s not just about what we experience, it’s about who we’re willing to see, serve, and invite along t
Whether you’re new to faith or have been around church for years, it's easy to miss what matters most. We can all fall into routines, stay comfortable, or keep our distance without even realizing it. But when Jesus told
Prayer can feel unclear, awkward, or easy to overlook. But sometimes what matters most is not having the right words, just the willingness to keep showing up. There’s more happening in those moments than we usually reali
Life has a way of changing us in both the high and the low moments and the space in between. Over time, disappointment can dull our perspective, and waiting can alter what we believe is possible. But when we take the tim
Some moments deserve more than a quick glance, they shape how we see the past, the present, and what comes next. But when life moves fast, it’s easy to forget what mattered most or to rewrite the story in ways that leave
This message explores the relationship between purpose and commitment. While our world offers quick fixes and surface-level satisfaction, Scripture invites us into something deeper. A wholehearted life marked by surrende
We’re wrapping up House Warming by stepping into a conversation that impacts every one of us—the gap between generations. Different ages, different experiences, different starting points. And yet, we’re all shaping the s
Most of us want deeper relationships, but few of us want the discomfort required to build them. It’s easier to defend, explain, and move on than to face what’s underneath. And unfortunately, the answer to this problem is
It’s easy to believe the right things and still totally miss what matters most. And all it takes is a closer look at the quiet gap between good intentions and real-life impact. Not in a dramatic, guilt-heavy way, but mor
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