

North Point Community Church
North Point Community Church
Welcome to the weekly audio podcast for North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, GA where our mission is to inspire people to follow Jesus. Our desire is that this podcast will encourage you in your relationship with God. Visit us at northpoint.org.
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Feb 2, 2025 • 0sec
The Last Kingdom, Part 3: Beyond Pledging Allegiance // Joel Thomas
People all over the world claim to be Christian, based on a belief Jesus is the ultimate king. But at times, we can find ourselves living in defiance of the very king we swear allegiance to.

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Jan 26, 2025 • 0sec
The Last Kingdom, Part 2: Reclaiming the Plotline // Andy Stanley
Discover how the term 'Christ' originally meant 'King' and why the message of the Gospel emphasizes Jesus' reign over personal salvation. Andy Stanley explores common misconceptions about Jesus, questioning traditional faith frameworks and pointing out how translations might dilute the meaning of His title. He highlights the New Testament's portrayal of Jesus as the anointed king through the Gospels, the significance of the Sermon on the Mount, and the essence of the Great Commission. The invitation to recognize and follow this reigning King is urgent and transformative!

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Jan 19, 2025 • 0sec
The Last Kingdom, Part 1: Lost in Translation // Andy Stanley
Explore the intriguing shift from viewing Jesus solely as Savior to recognizing him as a king. Discover how early faith frameworks often prioritize sin and salvation, overshadowing the royal identity of Jesus. Learn about the significance of Luke's birth narrative and how the translation of terms like Messiah and Christ has impacted understanding. Andy Stanley emphasizes that the central narrative of the New Testament is about God's everlasting kingdom, encouraging listeners to engage with their faith as active participants in this kingdom.

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Jan 5, 2025 • 0sec
Made for More // Andy Stanley
Explore your purpose and contribute to something greater than yourself. Discover how personal callings, inspired by design, energize and bring fulfillment. Learn about the essence of autonomy, mastery, and purpose in work and hobbies. Andy emphasizes that believers are saved for good works, challenging listeners to reflect Jesus' example through tangible acts of compassion. Find your place in the community and embrace new opportunities to enrich your journey and others'. Engage with a local church as a hub to uncover your unique contributions.

Dec 22, 2024 • 0sec
Christmas Celebration // Andy Stanley

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Sinners Like Me, Part 3: Misfits & Embarrassments // Andy Stanley
The lineage of Jesus is full of people with stories that would make anyone blush, including the likes of King David and Lot’s daughters. But in spite of jaw-dropping choices people made, God’s purposes marched forward.

Dec 8, 2024 • 0sec
Sinners Like Me, Part 2: Party Crasher // Andy Stanley
Discover how Rahab, a Canaanite and a prostitute, defies societal expectations by becoming an ancestor of Jesus. Explore the significance of Matthew’s genealogy, revealing scandalous figures and emphasizing God's mercy towards Gentiles. Delve into the criterion of embarrassment, showcasing how awkward tales in the Gospels enhance their credibility. Andy Stanley challenges listeners to rethink labels and recognize that everyone can find acceptance within God's family. Expect an engaging discussion on grace and shocking biblical stories.

Dec 1, 2024 • 0sec
Sinners Like Me, Part 1: The Back Story // Andy Stanley
The story of Judah and Tamar is probably not one we would have mentioned if we were the ones telling the back story of Jesus’s ancestors. However, many times God’s story highlights the unlikely and the undeserving.

Nov 24, 2024 • 0sec
The Power of a Made Up Story, Part 3: Planting Seeds // Joel Thomas
We have the power to influence the posture of our heart — but how?

Nov 17, 2024 • 0sec
The Power of a Made Up Story, Part 2: Unforgiving Servant // Joel Thomas
Our capacity to forgive is flow from what we’ve been forgiven. So, how much forgiveness is enough?


