North Avenue Church Podcast

Faith Alone: The Doctrine on Which the Church Stands or Falls (Philippians 3; Luke 18)

Does the official teaching of the Roman Catholic Church affirm the true gospel? Well, this is the last of three messages on the Reformation as we celebrate 500 years. Martin Luther called justification by faith alone "the article on which the church stands or falls." Was he correct? Is this teaching biblical? Did Jesus teach this as well as Paul? What does Jesus say we lose if we reject this doctrine?

Grace Alone: Our Reliable Gospel (2 Peter 1)

Message from Sunday afternoon service at North Avenue Church on 10-22-17 given by Mark McAndrew.

Scripture Alone: Why the Protestant Reformation Still Matters (2 Timothy 3-4)

How did we get from the early church in Acts, to the Roman Catholic Church of the Middle Ages, and then from Rome to the Reformation of the 16th century? Why should this matter to us today?

God Delights to Show Mercy and Steadfast Love (Micah 6-7)

Sermon on Sunday 10-15-17 by Mark McAndrew at North Avenue Church on Micah 6 and 7. This Message concludes our series on the book of Micah.

Confessional: Are We Anxious?

Confessional from Sunday 10-15-17 by Scott McAndrew at North Avenue Church.

The Church: Distinct from the World...For the World (Micah 5:7-6:8)

God's work must be done God's way; not with the methods of the world.

Jesus We Must Proclaim (Colossians 1:28-29)

Message from October 1st from Scott McAndrew.

Humble King: Born in Bethlehem (Micah 4:11-5:6)

God loves to show His glory and strength by using weak and despised things.

The Mission of the Church in the Latter Days (Micah 4:1-10)

Micah's words were written nearly 2700 years ago and yet are still directly relevant to us in the church today. In Scripture, the "latter days" refer to a vast period of history starting at the birth of Jesus and lasting all the way until His second coming.

Confessional: Putting Scripture into Practice (Scott McAndrew)

09-10-17

Psalm 32: The Gospel Joy of Repentance

True blessedness and joy is not reserved for perfect people, because (apart from Jesus) there are none. True blessedness is granted to those who own their sin, hate their sin, and turn from it in disgust and embrace the forgiving and restoritative grace of Christ in the gospel.

Psalm 73: Prayer Changes Us

We may be familiar with the words of Asaph who wrote, "There is nothing on earth I desire besides You." However, we are probably less aware of the prayerful struggle that preceded this bold profession.

Confessional: Jerry Ediger on Philippians 4

Only the God of peace can provide us with the peace of God.

Psalm 142: Praying Your Problems

What do we do with our anxiety, fear, depression, discouragement, and frustration? We must not suppress them or blindly follow them, but learn to pray them. Prayer is a safe place to process our emotions in the presence of God...and see them transformed over time.

All Nations will Flow to the Crucified Messiah (Micah 4)

This end time vision of the New Jersusalem being lifted up can only be fulfilled because of the suffering Messiah who was lifted up first.