God is Great and Good

Peter - Peter's Temple Sermon

Audio generated from sermon transcript to fix audio error. In today's episode of our podcast, join Pastor Jenna Strahm as she enlightens us with "Peter's Temple Sermon: Understanding Our Modern Faith through the Apostolic Message." This sermon, originally delivered at Northwest Church, provides profound insights into the early church's struggles and triumphs through Peter's second sermon, as recorded in Acts 3. Learn more about us at www.nwchurchdc.org

Pentecost Sunday 2026

Join us this Pentecost Sunday for a powerful reflection on grace and redemption as captured in the dynamic proclamation of the Apostle Peter during the nascent moments of the Church. In this sermon, we discover the depths of forgiveness and the reach of God’s grace as Peter addresses a crowd laden with guilt yet called to a promise of restoration and hope.  Learn more about us at www.nwchurchdc.org

God is God

Join us in this uplifting episode of the Northwest Church podcast, where Pastor explores the enduring greatness and goodness of God through Psalm 145. Amid lovely church community updates, musical events, and recalling nostalgic sports memories, this sermon delves into the heartening assurance that God remains the unsearchable and greatest of all. Learn more about us at www.nwchurchdc.org

God is Great and Good

In this moving episode of "God is Great and Good," we celebrate the profound power of faith, testimony, and the omnipresence of God’s love through personal stories and reflections shared by members of our congregation. As we delve into the narratives, each speaker provides a unique perspective on how prayer, divine intervention, and community support have shaped their lives, showcasing the continuous hand of God in every situation, from moments of triumph to times of trial. Learn more about us at www.nwchurchdc.org

Small Seed Big Change - I Can Enjoy Freedom

In this enlightening episode, "I Can Enjoy Freedom," delve into the transformative power of spiritual renewal and freedom that only God can provide. Pastor Reid opens with a compelling object lesson on the need to change our spiritual 'clothes'—shifting from garments of anger, bitterness, and envy to robes of love, joy, peace, and humility. He reminds us how these changes are impossible to achieve on our own, highlighting our dependence on God's intervention for true transformation. Learn more about us at www.nwchurchdc.org