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Hosted by Northview Church - Kodak, Tennessee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 179 episodes
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Northview Church in Kodak, TN exists to point people to the love of Jesus Christ and help people fall in love with Jesus and love others.
Northview Church - Kodak, Tennessee hosts Northview Church, a religion show with 179 episodes published.
Is God making you wait too long, or is He working in ways you can't see yet? In this message from James 5:7-11, Pastor Greg Rains looks at what it actually means to wait on God — not gritting your teeth until the answer
Your bank statement might be more honest than your testimony. In this message from James 5:1-6, Pastor Greg Rains asks the question most of us avoid: what does your wallet actually say about your heart? Part of the "Poin
You think you've got time. You think you've got your sin managed, your relationships fine, your future planned out. James says otherwise. In this message, we walk through James 4:7-17 and ask the question every one of us
Joel Osteen sold 30 million copies telling people God wants to give them their best life now. James chapter 4 has something to say about that. This week in our Point Blank series, Pastor Greg Rains takes on one of the mo
You're not failing. You're not in some obvious spiral. You're showing up, taking care of your family, staying out of trouble — and somehow a whole week goes by and your faith didn't come up once. James 3 calls that earth
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” James says otherwise. In this message from James 3:1–12, we confront the power of the tongue — how words can destroy relationships, wound people made
What is the difference between believing in Jesus and surrendering to Jesus? In this message from James 2:14–26, we look at the kind of faith James says is dead, useless, and unable to save. The demons believe the truth
In James 2:1–13, we’re confronted with a difficult question: who really belongs in your church? This message exposes the subtle ways favoritism shows up in the church—not always through policies, but through reflexes. We
What if the problem isn't that you haven't heard enough? What if you've heard plenty — and just keep walking away? James 1:19-27 is one of the most confrontational passages in the New Testament. James doesn't call out pa
You know the list. The culture is too sexualized. The season is too busy. The cost of living is too high. The enemy is too active. There's always a reason why you can't seem to break the cycle — and it always points some
Nobody told you following Jesus would feel like this.You believed. You trusted. And life didn't get easier — it got harder. Now you're sitting in the middle of a trial you didn't choose, wondering if any of this is actua
The tomb is empty. So why do so many of us live like it doesn't change anything?In this Easter Sunday message from John 20, Pastor Greg Rains walks through one of the most important chapters in all of Scripture — the res
There’s a name you won’t say out loud. Maybe not even to God. A person you’ve cut off, gone silent on, decided no longer deserves your awareness. You call it moving on. But the wound is still there — and silence never he
On the night Jesus was betrayed, He did something that would have stopped every Jewish person in that room cold. He left the Passover unfinished. The fourth cup — the cup of completion, the cup that closed the Passover f
With the Triumphal Entry, the crowd got it right and wrong at the same time. They called Him King — and He was. But they wanted a general, and God sent a Lamb. In Luke 19, Jesus rides into Jerusalem on the exact day ever
The enemy doesn't need to take you out. He just needs to keep you distracted. In this message from John 10, Pastor Greg Rains unpacks the thief's real strategy — and reveals the one weapon most believers aren't using. If
What if your biggest problem with Jesus isn't that you've rejected him — it's that you've underestimated him? In John 11, we meet a Jesus who delays on purpose, weeps at a grave, and shouts a dead man back to life. He is
Everyone has a response to Jesus. The minimizer calls Him a good teacher. The skeptic says He doesn't add up. The hostile man wants Him silenced. The curious man circles from a safe distance. And the respectful man walks
Fear Him, Fear NothingMost of us have our fear in the wrong place.We're terrified of our circumstances—the storm that's threatening to sink us—but Jesus? He's comfortable. Manageable. Safe.But here's the problem: A Jesus
In Week 2 of our "Hands for the House" series, Pastor Greg unpacks what Nehemiah did BEFORE he ever approached the king about rebuilding Jerusalem's walls. Spoiler: it wasn't strategy. It was surrender.This message explo
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