Netherwood Park Church Of Christ

Scripture: John 11:1-11. From the story of Lazarus we learn that none of us are too far gone in our sin for the one who healed the sick, fed the crowds, gave sight to the blind and called Lazarus from the tomb to bring us back to life.Support the show

Scripture: John 9:1-9. A man born blind teaches us that the most effective testimony about Jesus begins with the word 'I' and then points to Jesus.Support the show

Scripture: John 6:53-58. A crowd walks away because they sought a king who would satisfy their desires and Jesus offered himself as a king who would satisfy their needs.Support the show

Scripture: John 4:7-14. Sitting by a well in Samaria, Jesus shows us that the most unlikely kingdom candidate was exactly exactly the candidate he was looking for.Support the show

Scripture: Luke 10:38-42. We acquire more things. We work harder than ever. Our worries and concerns mount. Maybe it is time to simplify our livesSupport the show

Scripture: Matthew 19:13-22. We need to be careful not to hinder our children from following Jesus when they are big by giving them mistaken identities and false securities when they are little.Support the show

Scripture: John 3:16-21. Jesus teaches us the the Kingdom of God is for everyone who will come out of the darkness of misunderstanding and the darkness of sin to be reborn into Jesus - the Light of the World.Support the show

Scripture: John 1:14-18.John tells us that Jeus, The Word made flesh lets us see who God really is. Jesus, God made flesh, gives us teh ability to finally get itSupport the show

Scripture reading, John 20:30-31. An introduction to a sermon series from the Gospel of John which was written to believers so that we may continue to believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.Support the show

Scripture: Matthew 11:7-14. Despite the verdict of the unfaithful jury, God has not stopped loving and working for his children.Support the show

Scripture: Malachi 3:13-15. Will we speak out and stand up as God’s faithful jury and pronounce to the world that God is exactly who he says he is?Support the show

Scripture: Malachi 3:6-12. In light of what God has and does pour into us, what does it look like for us to pour out what has been so richly poured into us?Support the show

Scripture Reading: Isaiah 1: 14-17. We weary God when we call our blemished sacrifices good sacrifices and when we call our broken covenants good covenants and when we embrace the lesser of two evils as if it isn't evil.Support the show

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:1-6. When we are faithful to our covenants, we are living in the image of our faithful God.Support the show

Scripture Reading: I Chronicles 16:23-31. How do you show contempt for God's name? By treating him as a beggar who will be pleased with anything: Pleased with even half your heart, even with your coins that cost you nothing, even with your discards that are worth nothing, even with the remnants of your time that deprive you of nothing. Support the show

Scripture Reading: Haggai 2:6-9. Because Malachi's people were tired of waiting on God to act, they stopped trusting God and instead started questioning God.Support the show

Scripture Reading: Philippians 2:1-5. When we look like Jesus and walk like Jesus we bring Jesus Christ to all of the places that Jesus Christ brings us.Support the show

Scripture Reading: Colossians 3:15-17. God not only does transforming work through his Word and his Spirit, he also works to transform us through his people.Support the show

Scripture Reading: Titus 3:1-9. We haven't been abandoned, we have been given the Spirit. And because we have the Spirit, we are able to leave behind the mind of the world and instead have the mind of Christ.Support the show

Scripture Reading: Psalm 1:1-3. 'New me' living is fueled by consuming every word out of the mouth of God.Support the show