NRJohnson Sermon Podcast

As we continue our series examining the "Christian mindset" we discuss the importance of being an "Always Christian" – that we are always in all our ways a Christian.

Christianity isn't a social club that we check in to once a week, nor is it something we live when it's convenient.

As Christians, we are not to have duplicity or hypocrisy in our lives – we are to be Christians at all times in all places all of our lives.

In this message, Nathan Johnson talks about how God is the "Always God" and calls us to be "Always Christians." 

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We live in a time where lawlessness reigns, anger abounds, fear flourishes, and worry wins the day. But we can live in perfect peace when we keep our minds steadfast upon Jesus and trust in Him (see Isaiah 26:3).

As our world increases in darkness, lawlessness, and fear – how is a Christian supposed to think and what are they to focus upon?

In this new series, Nathan Johnson (NRJohnson) examines the Christian mindset as found in Philippians 4. In this introductory message, Nathan gives an overview of the book of Philippians and talks about the importance of having the mind (Greek: phroneo) of Christ.

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Throughout the entire Old Testament the concept of God’s mercy, faithfulness, and loving-kindness shows up.

This word in Hebrew “Hesed” contains a profound concept revealing God’s nature, character, and desire in our lives.

Giving a broad overview of this concept, Nathan Johnson explains Hesed and then shows how this plays out in the life and message of Jesus – focusing primarily on the Prodigal Son story in Luke 15.

In the end, you’ll be reminded that regardless of what you may be going through, God’s steadfast love (Hesed) endures forever.

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In this concluding message of the I AM series, we look at Jesus’ declaration that He is the Vine and we are the branches as found in John 15.

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While we all know the verse “Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me’” (John 14:6), how many of us understand what Jesus means when He calls Himself the Way, Truth, and Life?

In this message, Nathan Johnson examines this verse and emphasizes that any time we build our lives on anything but Jesus, we find it to be false and leading to dead.

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In John 11, within the context of death and despair, Jesus proclaims that He doesn’t merely give resurrection and life, He IS resurrection and life.

In this episode, Nathan Johnson looks at several truths of what it means for Jesus to be our resurrection and exhorts us to not merely believe in Jesus but to trust Him with concrete conviction and place our hope solely in Him.

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In the last study of the “I AM” statements of Jesus in the book of John, we examined John 10 and Jesus’ declaration that He is the “Good Shepherd.”

As a followup to that concept, Nathan Johnson gives an overview of Psalm 23 and talks about the fact that God is actively shepherding us and discusses four profound concepts found in Psalm 23 as it relates to Jesus being our Good Shepherd.

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In this ongoing series looking at the “I AM” statements of Jesus in the book of John, Jesus declares that He is not just a shepherd, but the “Good” Shepherd.

In this message, Nathan Johnson examines this concept of “good” and what it means in relation to Jesus being the Shepherd and looks at the two aspects Jesus speaks about in John 10 about what it means for Himself to be our Good Shepherd.

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In this ongoing series looking at the “I AM” statements of Jesus in the book of John, Jesus declares that He is the gate (or door).

Speaking more than just an entrance, Jesus declares that He is not merely the Good Shepherd but also the security, salvation, solace, and separation of His sheep.

In this message, Nathan Johnson examines the context and concept of Jesus being the Gate and explains what this powerful truth practically means for our lives today as believers.

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In this ongoing study of the “I AM” statements of Jesus in the book of John, Nathan Johnson examines the context of the two passages where Jesus declares that “I AM light” and discusses six ways in which Jesus being light affects and changes our lives as Christians.

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