Nehemiah 5—God Renews His People By Confronting Us

February 6, 2022 Nate Holdridge

Sunday Sermon: Nehemiah 5—God Renews His People By Confronting Us

A Decision-Making Mindset (1 Corinthians 16:5-7)

October 18, 2021 Nate Holdridge

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(1 Corinthians 16:5-7)

I have never been great at decision-making. At least, I have never felt great at it. Looking back on the last couple of decades of my sojourn, I can see a track record of critical choices that yielded good fruit. So I do not mean I constantly make bad decisions. I do make them (the bad ones), but what I mean here is that I am one of those people who struggle and deliberate and vacillate while making decisions, and, because of all this, I feel I have never been great at decision-making. (3 Minutes/900 Words)

Archival Post: Make Dead Friends

April 8, 2021 Nate Holdridge

Archival Post: Decision Making: A Look at One Way Paul Did It

December 27, 2019 Nate Holdridge

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Archival Post

Have you ever wanted to know how some of the most Spirit-led people make decisions? What does it look like for the ultra-godly to choose where to go and what to do?

Archival Post: Honor God

June 10, 2019 Nate Holdridge

“I am happy to share this archival post as a reflection on a topic that has been important to me.

I hope you will enjoy either revisiting this topic with a new awareness or reading it for the first time with fresh eyes.”

— Pastor Nate

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Honor God

My Friend Timothy (Acts 16:1-5)

June 6, 2019 Nate Holdridge

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(Acts 16:1-5)

You know that good feeling you get when you just click with someone? When you "get" them and they "get" you? Me too. (5 Minutes/1300 Words)

Make Dead Friends (Romans 15:4)

April 3, 2019 Nate Holdridge

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(Romans 15:4)

While writing to the church about the proper handling of liberties, Paul encouraged his readers to develop a lot of dead friends. What I mean is, he thought the endurance required for the Christian life requires a relationship with the characters of the Old Testament. He saw the pages of his Bible as a limitless source of encouragement for the modern life of faith. (8 Minutes/1600 Words)