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We want to see more and better followers of Jesus in Rochester, NY, and around the world. Listen to Sunday morning’s messages with the Northridge Church podcast. Have any thoughts, comments, etc? Email us at podcast@northridgerochester.com
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The Words We Tell Ourselves (opens the original)
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Before words ever come out of our mouths, they flow through our minds. Everyday our thoughts are flooded with stories about who we are and who others are. We rehearse our failures, we fixate on others flaws, we tell ourselves about all of the bad things that we think will happen. The words that fill our minds often hurt our relationships, fill us with anxiety, and leave us feeling hopeless. But God’s Word’s give us a better way to rethink our own.
Why Did I Say That? (opens the original)
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Have you ever said something that you later regretted? Have they damaged or destroyed a relationship? If we know our words are going to hurt, why do we have such a hard time holding our tongue? Why do we say the things we do? In this message we’ll explore the source of our words, and how we can change them for the better.
The Two Paths (opens the original)
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Psalm 1 shows us that our lives are always moving in one of two directions — towards life, or towards destruction – and the evidence is in the fruit we are producing.
Sleepless Nights and Finding Hope (opens the original)
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What do you do when the pain is so deep you can’t sleep, or speak, or eat? What do you do when prayer only makes you feel worse? What do you do when all you have for God is questions? Where do you turn when the harsh realities of life knock on your door? That is the question this ancient Hebrew song explores. Is there really any hope?
What it means to be human (opens the original)
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Explore a transformative look at human value and purpose through the lens of King David’s ancient song, Psalm 8. It shifts the focus away from human performance, inviting you into a deeper place of wonder and gratitude as we live for the glory of God.
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