North Metro Church Podcast

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 2 Samuel 2: 2-5 where David is anointed as king. 

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 2 Samuel 1 and how David laments over the loss of loved ones. What can we learn when the Bible teaches about lamenting?

We are involved in relationships everywhere we go; in our family, work, church, and neighborhoods. Jesus has placed us there to minister and care for those people, but relationships can be complex, and gaps can form. So we will be looking at some of Jesus’ teachings that, when applied, will help us mind the potential gaps in our relationships so that we have no regrets about how we treat and interact with others.

We are involved in relationships everywhere we go; in our family, work, church, and neighborhoods. Jesus has placed us there to minister and care for those people, but relationships can be complex, and gaps can form. So we will be looking at some of Jesus’ teachings that, when applied, will help us mind the potential gaps in our relationships so that we have no regrets about how we treat and interact with others.

In this Father's Day message, we look to the truth that The Lord is also known as our Father. In this, we will discuss how we can find father, family, and adoption language all throughout the Bible to describe the Lord's character and our relationship with Him. 

In this message, we will examine the biblical figure Barnabas found in the New Testament. Barnabus means "a son of encouragement," and he helped build up the early Church through his ministry of encouragement. We unpack biblical encouragement and how to establish practices of encouragement and cultures of encouragement in our homes, schools, friend groups, community groups, and church.

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 31, where Saul approaches the witch of Endor, and she conjures up Samuel. Saul's life ends on a slippery slope as the first book of Samuel closes out.

n the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 29-30 and see how David demonstrates his patience and trust in the Lord.

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 27 and how the company we keep can change us over time if we aren't careful.

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 25, what David learns from the wisdom of Abigail. 

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 23-24 and the opportunity and choice David had to make.

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 19 and learn how we can see God in the midst of difficult seasons. 

In this message, our Student Director, Derek McClardy, teaches through 1 Samuel 21. Through the scriptures and David's life, we see how God uses our seasons of waiting to not only prepare us for the things to come but also to make us more faithful followers of Jesus.

In the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, we learn that Israel thought they wanted an earthly king, but they really wanted God to rule over their lives. This week we will look at 1 Samuel 18 and answer the question of how and why pride can plague "our Kingdom." 

In this Easter message, we celebrate the empty tomb and accomplished work of Jesus Christ on the cross. As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, Lead Pastor Rob McDowell shares why this Sunday is special to us year after year, and that is because it has changed our eternity. Everything is different because of Resurrection Sunday.

Our Barrett Campus Pastor Daniel Hicks joined us for our Easter Sunrise Service. We reflected on the fact that Jesus’ words when He said He would rise again were not empty. He is Risen indeed!

Father, into your hands, I commend My spiritAs we approach Easter 2023, we want to spend time in reflection during Holy Week, the week starting on Palm Sunday and leading to Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday. Each day, we focus on one of the seven last words of Christ. These last words, spoken from the cross, reveal what was on Jesus' heart as he faced his last moments on earth. Today we are reflecting on Jesus' phrase found in Luke 23:46. Celebrate Easter Weekend on campus with us at North Metro Church. Find out more at northmetro.org/easter.

In this Good Friday message, we remember the sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross together. In particular, we look at the last seven phrases of Jesus while He was on the cross.

It is finishedAs we approach Easter 2023, we want to spend time in reflection during Holy Week, the week starting on Palm Sunday and leading to Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday. Each day, we focus on one of the seven last words of Christ. These last words, spoken from the cross, reveal what was on Jesus' heart as he faced his last moments on earth. Today we are reflecting on Jesus' phrase found in John 19:30. Check out this song, For the Cross, by Bethel, as you reflect on today's devotion. Spotify link: https://spotify.link/Qf163Ftbpyb Celebrate Easter Weekend on campus with us at North Metro Church. Find out more at northmetro.org/easter.

I am thirsty As we approach Easter 2023, we want to spend time in reflection during Holy Week, the week starting on Palm Sunday and leading to Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday. Each day, we focus on one of the seven last words of Christ. These last words, spoken from the cross, reveal what was on Jesus' heart as he faced his last moments on earth. Today we are reflecting on Jesus' phrase found in John 19:28. Celebrate Easter Weekend on campus with us at North Metro Church. Find out more at northmetro.org/easter.