Claim OwnershipPastor's Sermon Series, Audio Study Guide, Northwood Baptist Church
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The Gospel of Jesus Christ is in every passage of the Bible, Old and New Testament. Join us as we discover the truths of the Word of God and the ever searching hand of God who speaks to us today through His Word.
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Have you ever said, “I love you,” but realized love is harder than words? Real love is willing self-sacrifice for the good of others—even when it hurts. When forgiveness feels impossible, God can grow that kind of love in us. Discover three powerful ways from Romans 12:9–21 to live it out.
If you follow Jesus aa a menber in the local church, you’re not in the wrong place—you belong here. But the real danger is bringing the wrong mindset. Join our weekly podcast as we confront self-centered faith, heal division, and discover three practical ways to strengthen the local church as a place of belonging and mission together.
We spend so much time asking God for what we want—direction, success, healing, answers. But what does God want from us? In Romans 12:1–2, Paul shifts the focus from our desires to surrender. Join us this week as we explore the only reasonable response to God’s mercy.
Has God rejected Israel? Paul’s answer is emphatic: Heck no! In this episode, we explore God’s sovereign grace, the remnant chosen by grace, Israel’s stumble over Christ, and how Gentiles can be saved by faith. Discover how God’s judgment and mercy reveal His glory—In the Gospel that gives us salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
One gospel. One Savior. One cleansed heart. In this episode, we explore Paul’s broken heart, the danger of two spiritual extremes, and why faith—not law or license—is the only way to true holiness. Free will not only has to do with our choices in salvation, but also our choice to reach our friends, family, and the world that is without Christ Join us as we unpack the two demands of obedience.
Ever struggle to trust—people or even God? This weekly podcast walks through Romans 9, confronting doubt head-on and anchoring your heart in God’s unshakable promises. Discover 3 powerful truths that call you into deeper trust and lasting assurance. God’s Word hasn’t failed—and it never will.
Tired of promising “this time will be different” and ending up stuck in the same struggles? In this episode, we go beyond behavior fixes and willpower to discover the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 8 shows us that real freedom doesn’t come from managing sin, but from a transformed heart. If you’re ready to stop fighting in your own strength and start living by the Spirit, this conversation is for you.
We have all struggled with sin. But we often ask why does sin affect us when we’ve been saved. Doubts begin to form as we think that maybe we haven’t been saved. We long to be rescued, but feel trapped. We find out that on this podcast.
Freedom isn’t doing whatever you want—it’s choosing the right Master. This episode explores grace, obedience, sanctification, and why eternal life starts now. Are you living free, or still stuck in old pattern of sin? Listen and discover what it means to become more like the Master.
One man’s choice in Eden shaped a broken world—and your life today. It doesn’t feel fair. But Romans 5 reveals better news: Christmas is about another Man. Choosing Jesus brings grace, life, and hope that outweighs Adam’s sin. Discover why Christmas had to happen.
Unshakeable faith fuels an unstoppable mission. Because we have peace with God, His grace, and His love, we endure affliction, grow in character, and boldly share the gospel. God’s love compels us to be peacemakers, embrace sacrifice over comfort, and take the good news to the nations with confidence and hope.
Romans 4 highlights Abraham’s unwavering faith in God’s promise despite impossible circumstances. His righteousness came not through works but through trusting God. Likewise, we are made right with God by faith in Jesus, not our efforts. True faith shifts confidence from ourselves to Christ, who died and rose for us.
Paul teaches that no one can produce righteousness through the law; it reveals our sin. God freely gives righteousness through faith in Jesus, whose death justifies and redeems us. To be saved, we must receive this gift, embrace the Gospel, reject boasting, and live gratefully from Christ’s righteousness.
Trying harder improves many areas of life, but it cannot earn God’s favor. Romans 3 exposes the failure of religious privilege and human effort to make us righteous. All are under sin, the Law reveals our guilt, and only dependence on Jesus brings justification. Today, we’ll learn to stop trying and start depending!
Phillip the Evangelist shows how ordinary believers can join God’s extraordinary work. When we make space to listen, obey, and start where people are, divine appointments become life-changing moments. This podcast invites you to live on mission—eyes open, mouth ready—trusting that no labor in the Lord is ever in vain.
Hypocrisy is a battle that is fought by many if not all believers. This passage warns that labels can deceive—appearance doesn’t equal authenticity. Paul, in Romans 2:17–29, challenges religious people who claim faith but lack true transformation. Christianity isn’t a label to wear; it’s a genuine, life-changing relationship with God that overflows into sharing His truth with others.
You may be seeing this and be real religious. After all, that’s why your search landed you here. You were looking for something to help you be more religious. But, is religion enough? Truth be told, it actually hurts worse than it helps when it comes to having a relationship with Christ who is the only way to Heaven. So, are you that religious person that thinks, surely my religion helps me? But nothing could be farther from the truth
What is our biggest sin? It always has been and always will be our greatest sin. Unblief has lots of consequences that affect not only now, but in the world to come. You see, there is a God and He sent His very own Son for all who believe.
Have you been ashamed? It it so debilitating, isn't it? You turn red, you won’t look someone in the eye, you might even run away in fear of what people may say. Yes, that has happened to us all. Yet, that kind of shame should never be associated with Jesus. We cannot be ashamed of Jesus as followers of Christ. Let’s choose to be unshamed. Find out how this week!
We have all been through really hard times in our life. Many times, we make it through regardless of how difficult it was. But the aftermath was not so good. We moped about and said how difficult life still is. Yet we don’t have to. Our lament can turn to praise as we hope andf trust in God. How can we do that well in this broken world we live in? Answers are ahead!
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