North Avenue Church Podcast

Here is Scott's sermon outline: Jesus cleanses the temple (v 12-13) Jesus heals the blind and lame and receives the praise of children (v 14-17) Jesus curses the fig tree (v 18-19) Jesus uses the fig tree to teach the power of believing prayer (v 20-22) You can watch this message here.

Christians find unity in Christ that transcends all other barriers. You can watch this message here.

Main idea: Jesus publicly tells the world who He is: He is the Davidic, Merciful, Sight-Giving, Divine, Prophesied, Humble, International, Saving, and Soon-Coming King. Jesus is the Davidic King Jesus is the Merciful King Jesus is the Sight-Giving King Jesus is the Divine King Jesus is the Prophesied King Jesus is the Humble King Jesus is the International King Jesus is the Saving King Jesus is the Soon-Coming King Mark wanted to make clear that he received help with this outline from a commentary. You can watch this message here.

The first command in Ephesians, and the only command in the first three chapters, is for us to remember. We are to remember who we were before Christ saved us so that our joy and gratitude can grow! You can watch this message here.

1 Thessalonians 5:12-13, "We ask you, brothers, mto respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, [13] and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work. Be at peace among yourselves." Main point: Proper authority is necessary and good. It should be used humbly to serve others and is to be respected and obeyed.  What God says about Authority What God says about Respecting Authority What Jesus Demonstrated about Authority

Christian nationalism is a relatively new phrase that is coming out of a more general discussion about what Scripture teaches about church and state issues. We began a new series on these issues Sunday. You can watch this message here.

What did God save us from? And what are we saved for? You can watch this message here.

Main point: True greatness is found not in chasing worldly power and position, but in humbly serving others for their good. Humble Savior (v 17-19) Proud Disciples (v 20-24) True Greatness (v 25-28) You can watch this message here.

Let's learn to pray by paying careful attention to Holy Spirit inspired prayers in Scripture. And Paul's model prayer in Ephesians 1 is a great place to go! You can watch this message here.

I. God’s grace is not distributed on human merit      Therefore be thankful II. God’s grace is never less than just      Therefore don’t grumble III. God’s grace of eternal life is given equally to all believers      Therefore don’t begrudge God’s generosity to the 'last' and 'least.' You can watch this message here.

Here are the three sermon points: Self-Righteousness (v 16-22) Worldly Riches (v 23-26) Eternal Reward (v 27-30) You can watch this message here.

Jerry, Scott, Zach Petty, and Emory Linder do a great job bringing out the rich gospel truths of Ephesians 1:7-14! You can watch this message here.

Jerry, Scott, Zach Petty, and Emory Linder started off our series through Ephesians on Sunday. Listen and be encouraged! You can watch this message here.

This is our last sermon in the marriage series. It begins with an introductory review about marriage and then moves into two points about singleness: Introductory review about marriage Jesus on the gift of singleness Paul on the gift of singleness You can watch this message here.

This is our fifth and last week on missions this summer. We looked at the big picture of missions and then focused on some practical takeaways for our church going forward. You can watch this message here.

Here is Scott's outline: The disciples, little children, and Jesus The rich young ruler and Jesus The rich young ruler and little children You can watch this message here.

In our last week in Revelation this summer, we picked up where we left off last week and covered the whole of chapter 11 ending briefly on the hope of heaven. You can watch this message here.

This may be the most important of the five weeks on missions in this five week series. Here we reviewed some of the most important highlights of the last three weeks and built upon them. You can watch this message here.

Here is the sermon outline: Moses on Divorce (Deuteronomy 24:1-4) Jesus on Divorce (Matthew 19:1-10) Paul on Divorce (1 Corinthians 7:15) You can watch this message here.

What do the temple, the time period, and the two witnesses refer to in Revelation 11? This is an in-house debate among genuine believers, but it still is worth considering carefully. We believe this passge is calling to church to faithful witness in this age while we face persecution from the world and the Lord's presence now and eventual vindication in the end. You can watch this message here.