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Jonah

Jonah wasn't swallowed by a fish because he made a mistake. He was running from God's mercy.

In this Bible Study Weekend sermon, we take a deep dive into the book of Jonah and discover that it's about far more than a prophet and a fish. Jonah is one of the most dramatic, rebellious, stubborn, and relatable figures in Scripture, and his story reveals something powerful ...


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Next 10 Vision Sunday | The Future of Northeast Christian Church

What does the next decade look like for Northeast Christian Church? In this special Vision Sunday service, we celebrate life change through baptism and share the bold vision God has placed before us for the next 10 years.

Hear from our pastors and ministry leaders as they unpack the three major ini...


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What an incredible night of worship, prayer, communion, and encouragement as our church gathered to prepare for School Blitz and celebrate what God is doing throughout our city.

In this service, we were reminded that Jesus is the reason for everything we do. Through powerful worship, a message on biblical servanthood from Philippians 2, and intentional prayer for stude...


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Would you trust God enough to accept the radical call of Hosea? In this convicting message, Tyler lays out for us the often forgotten part of God's redeeming and sanctifying plan. We see ourselves as the Gomer, the sinner who returns to God. But we often stop short and don't see ourselves as Hosea, the prophet who in turn must carry out the hard tasks from God. Do we trust Go...


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