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Northwest Hills Community Church

Weekly podcast delivering the Sunday message from Northwest Hills Community Church in Corvallis, Oregon. Visit https://www.nwhills.com to learn more.

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Servants & Stewards - Is Serving God Worth It? (Year-End Recap) (opens the original)

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    What does it really mean to serve God when doing so costs us something? As Northwest Hills closes out a year focused on living as servants and stewards, Worship Director Justin Jackson looks back at the lives of Joseph, Jeremiah, Peter, Jesus, and others we've studied along the way. Through their stories, he explores faithfulness through hardship, choosing truth when it's costly, letting go of present comforts, and the surprising relationship between serving God and true freedom. Scripture Refer

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Servants & Stewards - Mark 16 (opens the original)

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    Lead Pastor Josh Carstensen continues our series on Mark. Mark ends in a surprisingly abrupt way. The tomb is empty. The women are afraid. And there are still many unanswered questions. Which is actually a pretty good picture of what it can feel like to follow Jesus. Sometimes life is uncertain, and the best thing we can do is simply stay close to Him. Sometimes following Him is both amazing and a little terrifying. And sometimes we're more like Peter. We've failed, we're carrying shame, and we

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Servants & Stewards - Mark 15 (opens the original)

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    Associate Pastor Ron King continues our series on Mark. Mark 15 takes us to the cross, and everything looks like defeat. Jesus is mocked. Beaten. Abandoned. The people with power seem to have won. And yet, beneath all of it, something entirely different is happening. Human power is exposed for what it is: temporary. The ones who thought they were in control fade into history, while the cross they meant for humiliation becomes the place where God's power is revealed. And standing nearby are some

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Servants & Stewards - Mark 14 (opens the original)

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    Guest Preacher Caleb Hunt continues our series on Mark. Mark 14 brings us to a night when everything seems to be falling apart. Jesus is betrayed. His closest friends abandon him. Peter denies him. And in the garden, Jesus faces what's coming and prays, "Not my will, but your will." Because sometimes trusting God is the hardest when we can't understand what He's doing. Some reject Jesus when He won't do things their way, and others run when following Him becomes painful. But Mary does something

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Servants & Stewards - Mark 13 (opens the original)

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    Lead Pastor Josh Carstensen continues our series on Mark. Some things feel like they'll last forever. Like the life you've built, the people you love, and the plans you've made. But Jesus reminds us how fragile it all really is — not to fill us with fear, but to free us from holding too tightly to what was never meant to last. There's a surprising kind of hope that grows when you realize history is moving somewhere on purpose. Even when the world feels unsteady, when obedience is costly, or even

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