People of the Good News
As bad news dominates our airwaves, Chris talks about how we can be people of the good news in the midst of crisis.
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The podcast from Northridge's Evening Community at Thornleigh. Join us as we share in life and pursue God together through these inspirational messages.
Gospel of Luke—Naturally supernatural
Guest speaker Greg Trainor takes a look at the early ministry of Jesus in Luke 4, and what that teaches us about the proclamation, demonstration, and ...
Gospel of Luke—Embracing the interruptions
Speaking from Luke 9:10-11, Mandy highlights the way that Jesus was willing to lay down his own plans to follow after God's. Are you willing to let Go...
Gospel of Luke—The rich young ruler
Chris re-starts our Gospel of Luke series, taking a look at the challenging story of the rich young ruler, found in Luke 18. He unpacks two different ...
Northridge Evening Community — Our 2020 Vision
On Sunday, Chris shared our vision for the Evening Community in 2020. Listen in to find out about why we're not setting goals, why we don't believe we...
Sunday School Revisited—Daniel in the Lions’ Den
Ando rounds out our Sunday School Revisited series with a fresh take on Daniel 6—the story of Daniel in the lions' den. He explores questions around t...
Sunday School Revisited—Jonah and the whale
It turns out there's a lot more going on in the story of Jonah than we realise. And it's not a particularly happy ending either. Bonnie takes us throu...
Sunday School Revisited—The Battle of Jericho
In this series we're revisiting some classic Sunday school stories, and filling in some of the bits we might have skipped over as kids. Lucy kicks us ...
Australian Bushfire Crisis—how do you respond in a crisis?
In the midst of the worst bushfire season in living memory, we hit pause on our planned teaching series to stop and reflect on the current situation. ...
Love Came Down—Trinity
You might have heard people talk about it... but what actually is this 'trinity' thing? Do we worship one God, or three (or neither, or both)? As we c...