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Welcome to the official podcast of Northside Christian Church—where faith meets real life. Each week, you’ll hear inspiring, practical messages rooted in Scripture and designed to help you grow in your relationship with Jesus. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or looking to go deeper, these teachings will challenge, encourage, and equip you to live with purpose and hope. Join us on the journey and discover how God is at work in you and through you—right here, right now.
Unknown Host hosts Northside Christian Church, a christianity show with 30 episodes published.
Before God says "do," he says "I already did." Exodus 20 opens not with a demand but with a rescue already finished: I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt. The Ten Commandments come after that, and they co
We hear "law" and brace for a fence. Sinai opens differently. Before the first command, God names who he is and what he's already done: rescued them, brought them out. The commands come after the rescue, not before it. I
Freedom is more than the absence of restraint. It is the capacity to live the way you were made to live. Cut a seized, rusted bicycle free from the rack and you have removed the constraint, but you have not given the bik
The first fight Israel faces after Egypt is against the Amalekites, and you'd expect it to turn on the men with swords. It doesn't. It turns on an old man on a hill, holding his hands up in prayer. But Moses gets tired,
The moment Israel walks out of Egypt, God starts the long work of making them a people. There's no roadmap, no pantry, no plan they can see. Just a wilderness and a promise. So God feeds them, but the way He feeds them i
At Passover, God commands his people to clear every trace of yeast from their homes. Paul picks up that image and turns it inward: the sin and clutter we tolerate works like leaven, quietly spreading until it shapes the
Taken from Exodus 12:11-13, this reflection shows how the communion that we take as Christians is connected to the Passover meal. This meal was meant to point back to the moment of rescue, but also to give the Israelites
Week 2, Reflection 2 explores Exodus 8:15 and the repeated hardening of Pharaoh’s heart to show how small, repeated refusals can turn into a settled resistance to God’s light. Through the image of a room that keeps its c
Pharaoh sneers, 'Who is Yahweh that I should obey him?' Over ten plagues, God answers, dismantling the gods of Egypt one by one. Nathan Lawson walks through the showdown and what it reveals about the God who refuses to b
Week 2, Reflection 1: A study of Exodus 5:19–22. Using the Israelites’ story, a modern marriage example, and Gregory of Nyssa, the episode shows that increased pressure can be a sign that liberation is underway. To get y
Week 1, Reflection 2 in our study through the Book of Exodus. This episode explores Exodus 33:18, tracing Moses’ transformation from self-doubt at the burning bush to a bold longing for God’s glory at Mount Sinai. Rather
Welcome to Week 1, Reflection 1, in our guided study through Exodus, focusing on the life of Moses. This episode reflects on Exodus 3:4-6, the burning bush that breaks into Moses’ settled life in Midian, calling him to t
Nathan Lawson introduces Exodus by following Moses at the burning bush: an ordinary shepherd, an extraordinary interruption, and a reluctant call to lead God’s people out of Egypt. It highlights Moses’ hesitation, God’s
This episode walks through the opening of John’s Gospel, exploring how familiarity and expectations can blind us to Jesus’ presence and mission. Nathan walks us through the beginning of The Gospel of John, describing dis
This episode explores the honest, sometimes uncomfortable lessons from Ecclesiastes about work: how we often start with excitement than lose joy, the dangers of envy and ease, and why modern expectations make work feel h
This episode explores how reactivity and false needs, control, perfectionism, always knowing the answer, being needed, and craving approval, fuel recurring family and social conflicts. Drawning from work by Steve Cuss an
This episode reflections on Psalms 1 to challenge us to examine the voices we are allowing to shape our lives. It contrasts mockery and cynicism with a gospel-centered mentality that delights in God’s guidance. Practical
Every story needs a center—and for Paul, that center is Jesus. As we begin our Colossians series, we dive into Colossians 1:17 to explore what it means for Christ to hold all things together.
Life is complicated and a simple outlook causes us to misunderstand miss oppurtunities. Nathan uses Proverbs to show why recognizing patterns and seeking wisdom matters. Listeners are encouraged to combine humility, prac
This episode explores how consumer culture and the pursuit of 'better' can leave us restless and unhappy. Drawing on Proverbs, the Nathan challenges listeners to reconsider what 'better' means, favoring peace, relationsh
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