• Faith in Action: The Real Meaning of Following Jesus
    Jun 4 2025

    In this episode, we unpack the difference between the Genie Jesus many seek—a Jesus who grants wishes, comfort, and immediate success—and the Real Jesus, who calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him in commitment, even through suffering. We dive deep into what it means to truly follow Jesus, highlighting the dangers of a human-centered gospel focused on temporary gains rather than eternal purpose. Listen in as we challenge common misconceptions and inspire a faith that acts, sacrifices, and endures.

    Let these truths guide your heart as you follow Jesus daily:

    ✅ True discipleship means denying yourself, not just believing
    ✅ Taking up your cross is a daily commitment, not a one-time act
    ✅ Following Jesus requires active obedience, not just passive faith
    ✅ Asking in Jesus’ name means aligning with His will, not using a formula
    ✅ Compassion and love must go beyond intention to action

    00:00 - Introduction & Welcome
    02:30 - Misunderstanding Jesus' Promises
    05:00 - Deny Yourself to Truly Follow Jesus
    07:30 - Discipleship Requires Sacrifice
    10:00 - What’s Worth More Than Your Soul?
    12:30 - The Cost of Following Jesus
    15:00 - Is Jesus the End or Just a Means?
    17:30 - You Can’t Have Both Comfort and the Cross
    20:00 - The Surrender Jesus Calls For
    24:30 - Final Challenge & Invitation

    If this message spoke to you, be sure to:
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    We’d love to hear your thoughts and help you take your next step in faith! 🙏

    #ChristianPodcast #FaithOverPride #SpiritualHumility #ChurchUnity #GospelMessage #Spiritual Growth #Christian Living #Jesus Teachings #Discipleship #NortheastChristianChurch

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    25 mins
  • Who Is My Neighbor? The Heart of Compassion in Action
    Jun 2 2025

    In this week’s message from Northeast Christian Church, Pastor Jed Peter dives into Luke 10:32–36 to explore the timeless question: "Who is my neighbor?" With humor, authenticity, and gospel-rooted wisdom, Pastor Jed challenges us to move beyond convenience and embody Christ-like compassion in our everyday lives. Whether you’re joining from home or sitting in the sanctuary, this message will stretch your faith and inspire action. Share this episode and bring someone else into the journey.

    Let these truths guide your heart as you follow Jesus daily:

    ✅ Compassion Requires Action, Not Just Intention
    ✅ Loving Your Neighbor Means Crossing Boundaries
    ✅ Faith Without Love is Empty


    00:00 – Welcome & Introductions

    00:30 – Scripture Reference: Luke 10:32–36

    01:15 – Tools for Following Along (YouVersion App, Weekly Update)

    02:10 – The Importance of Sharing the Service (Facebook, YouTube, etc.)

    03:00 – Sermon Begins: Setting the Context of Luke 10

    06:20 – Who Passed by the Wounded Man? A Closer Look

    09:45 – What True Compassion Requires

    12:15 – Loving Your Neighbor Isn’t Convenient

    15:30 – When Faith Meets Action: Modern-Day Parables

    19:00 – The Heart of Jesus in the Samaritan

    22:45 – Takeaways: Live with Purpose and Compassion

    25:00 – Final Thoughts & Prayer

    26:00 – Announcements and How to Connect

    If this message spoke to you, be sure to:
    👉 Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/northeastchurch/
    👉 Visit our website at mynecchurch.com
    👉 Subscribe to our YouTube channel @northeastchristianchurch8431

    Stay connected and catch all our latest episodes!
    We’d love to hear your thoughts and help you take your next step in faith! 🙏

    #ChristianPodcast #FaithOverPride #SpiritualHumility #ChurchUnity #GospelMessage #Discipleship #NortheastChristianChurch

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    25 mins
  • Why Jesus Isn’t Just Your Personal Savior | Jesus Is for Everyone
    May 28 2025

    What happens when the disciples get territorial about Jesus?

    In this powerful and practical sermon, we unpack Luke 9:44–50 where the disciples are more worried about who gets the credit than who gets set free. Through sharp rebuke and a hilarious grilling metaphor, we’re reminded that Jesus isn’t our personal trophyHe’s the Savior of the entire world.

    Learn how pride, exclusivity, and comparison can stunt kingdom impact and why unity in Christ matters more than denominational labels or ministry methods. If you've ever felt like others “aren’t doing it right,” this episode will challenge and encourage you to embrace humility and celebrate the bigger picture of God's work.

    Let these truths guide your heart as you follow Jesus daily:

    ✅ Jesus isn’t just for your group.
    ✅ God can use people outside of your circle.
    ✅ Humility is the mark of greatness in God's kingdom.

    00:00 - Introduction: Who is the Greatest?
    00:13 - Jesus Calls for Humility and Being the Least
    00:25 - The Disciples’ Jealousy Over Another’s Ministry
    00:53 - John Tries to Stop the Outsider
    01:14 - Disciples’ Frustration with Non-Members
    01:48 - Jesus’ Response: “Do Not Stop Him”
    02:33 - Illustration: The Exclusive Grill Masters Club
    03:58 - Jesus is the Savior of the World, Not Just Personal
    04:59 - Unity in Christ: No Divisions or VIP Sections
    05:49 - Jesus Belongs to Everyone, Not Just Us

    If this message spoke to you, be sure to:
    👉 Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/northeastchurch/
    👉 Visit our website at mynecchurch.com
    👉 Subscribe to our YouTube channel @northeastchristianchurch8431

    Stay connected and catch all our latest episodes!
    We’d love to hear your thoughts and help you take your next step in faith! 🙏

    #JesusForEveryone #KingdomWork #Luke9 #ChristianPodcast #FaithOverPride #SpiritualHumility #ChurchUnity #LetHimCook #GospelMessage #Discipleship #NortheastChristianChurch

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    27 mins