Northeast Christian Podcast

This weekend, Tyler led us in a Bible Study Weekend focusing on the book of Haggai and its timeless relevance for rebuilding our spiritual lives.

Haggai, a post-exilic prophet, was tasked with motivating the Jewish people to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem after returning from Babylonian exile. The people had begun the work but became stagnant due to opposition and fear. Haggai’s message addressed this ...

This weekend, we welcomed Heather Gorman from Abilene Christian University’s Department of Bible, Missions, and Ministry, who led us in a deep dive into 2 Corinthians and Paul’s powerful message about the ministry of reconciliation.

We saw that 2 Corinthians was written amid tension, grief, and misunderstanding between Paul and the believers he loved. Yet, instead of abandoning them, Paul calls the church—and every follower of Jesu...

This Sunday, Terrence answered the question, “Now what?” What happens after the mountaintop moment? What does the church and each believer do next? His answer was simple yet powerful: “We stay true to God every step of the way.”

Rooted in Proverbs 4:20–27, Terrence challenges us to embrace God’s Word, guard our hearts diligently, and make faithfulness our first priority. Spiritual growth, he reminds us, doesn’t come from external s...

Sunday marked The Next Ten Commitment Weekend, and we’re in awe of the way God is moving. Together, we answered a call to sacrificial generosity, to bold prayer, to missional unity, and to spiritual readiness.

Drawing from the Book of Acts, Tyler challenged us to embrace four spiritual principles:

1. Community-minded self-sacrificial generosity
2. Earth-Shaking World-Waking Prayer
3. Boundary-Crossing Missional Hunger
4. A Spectacular Mov...

This week, we were challenged to see generosity not as an obligation, but as the heartbeat of God’s greatest work—both globally and here at Northeast. We were reminded through Jesus’ parable in Luke 12 and the story of the YouVersion Bible app, that true wealth is not measured by what we store up, but by the richness of our relationship with God and our willingness to invest in His Kingdom.

For nearly 50 years, Northeast has seen G...

This Sunday, we continued our Next Ten series as Tyler shared the vision for one of our three initiatives—building a multipurpose outreach center and playground on our Brownsboro Campus to expand our impact in Louisville’s growing and diverse neighborhoods.

He highlighted three key reasons behind this initiative: our neighborhood’s rapid growth, increasing diversity, and the proven impact of outreach through sports. We also heard J...

This week, Terrence reminded us of the undeniable call for Christians to be known by their love. Drawing from Matthew 25, he challenged us to reflect on our “love life”—not in a romantic sense, but in how our faith moves us to action for others.

Jesus shows us that love isn’t passive—it’s creative, costly, deep, and sometimes uncomfortable—but it is always our calling. As a church, we’re stepping boldly into partnerships with the "...

This week, Tomara continued The Next Ten series, reminding us of the church’s call to multiply, make disciples, and be His witnesses. Through prayer and God’s providence, Northeast has been given the opportunity to step into its next chapter—returning to the heart of the city to plant a new campus in the Clifton/Crescent Hill area.

Rooted in the Great Commission and anchored in Jesus’ promise from Matthew 16—‘I will build my church...

This Sunday, Tyler launched The Next Ten sermon series! The message reminded us that the church is called to embody both spiritual justice (grace and forgiveness for the lost) and social justice (love and dignity for the marginalized), just as Jesus did. Over the past decade, the Love the Ville movement has impacted Louisville through schools, nonprofits, immigrant ministries, and church partnerships—fueled by radical generosity...

In this week’s message, we continued our Before and After series in the Gospel of John by looking at Nicodemus’s conversation with Jesus. Real change doesn’t happen by our own strength—it happens when we’re born again in Jesus. In John 3, Jesus tells Nicodemus the simple but life-changing truth: look up and believe. Just like Nicodemus, we all need to face the uncomfortable truth that we can’t save ourselves, but God has made a way...

We’re stepping into the pages of Scripture to witness the life-changing encounters people had with Jesus — moments where everything shifted. Before meeting Him, their lives were filled with brokenness, shame, and searching for something to satisfy the deep ache in their souls.

After meeting Jesus, they discovered hope, freedom, and a new sense of purpose they never imagined possible. We began this journey with the story of the woma...

This weekend marked a major milestone in the life of our church as Tyler unveiled the bold vision for The Next Ten Years of Love the ‘Ville.

Through the first ten years, we have unleashed Jesus’ love in stunning and spectacular ways. We have seen thousands of people serving tens of thousands of hours and giving millions of dollars to the most impactful nonprofits, most pressing needs, and most vital institutions in the city. Our ne...

The episode emphasizes that worship is not just a Sunday ritual but a deep, eternal practice meant to mirror the heavenly reality. By contemplating future glory—where worship is unceasing, unity reigns, and Christ is the center—the podcast encourages believers to embrace worship as a current expression of heavenly truth. They discuss struggles with singing in church, the value of obedience even when feelings don't align, and the tr...

Terrence joins our worship leaders for another special episode of the Northeast Podcast. In this series, we’re diving into the heart of worship—exploring how God is calling us, as a church, to deepen our worship culture, make it more centered on Him, and align more fully with His purpose for our lives and community.

In this episode, Terrence, Lindsay, and Corbin explore what it means to “get worship wrong,” focusing on how worship ...

This week, Terrence uncovers how worship—intended to glorify God—can be corrupted by guilt, duty, or personal agendas. His message offers a deep diagnostic tool for modern believers, especially those in church culture who risk coasting through faith. He balances conviction and grace, warning against superficial worship while holding up the joy of childlike connection with God.

Whether struggling with shame, burnout, or disappoint...

Terrence joins our worship leaders for another special episode of the Northeast Podcast.

In this series, we’re diving into the heart of worship—exploring how God is calling us, as a church, to deepen our worship culture, make it more centered on Him, and align more fully with His purpose for our lives and community.

This episode serves as companion content for our church’s three-week worship series, Echo. Our hope is that it encour...