Northwest Baptist Church

Sermon for August 28, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Matthew 16:21-28.
Title:  Getting Strategic About Discipleship.
Theme: What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus Christ?

Sermon for August 21, 2011.
Author: Ryan Soderberg.
Text: Romans 12:1-8.
Title:  Called to an Active Faith.

Sermon for August 14, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Romans 11:1-36.
Title:  God Is Ready When You Are.
Theme: God demonstrates His patience to us in many ways.

Sermon for July 31, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Matthew 14:13-21.
Title:  How God Supplies Your Needs.
Theme: The nature and character of our heavenly Father and how God can do a lot with a little.

Sermon for June 12, 2011.
Author: Rev. Steve Melvin, MWBC Church Starting Catalyst.
Text: Acts 2:1-13, 37-39.
Title: Going Forward, Looking Back.
Additional Resource: Pentecost – Speaking In Many Languages/Tongues – Acts 2.
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Sermon for June 5, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: 1 Peter 5:1-3.
Title: A Leader Tough and Tender.
Theme: Leaders need to learn to be tough enough to pay the price and tender enough to take care of their people.

Sermon for May 29, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: 1 Peter 3:8-11.
Title: How To Improve Your Standard of Living.
Theme: We experience the good life by working hard at being at peace with one another.

Sermon for May 22, 2011
Author: Associate Pastor Fred Oaks
Text: John 14:1-14
Title:  Trust Jesus
Theme: Through faith in Christ, the Christian is united with the Father in a way even death cannot disturb.

Sermon for April 24, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: John 20:1-18.
Title: From Discouragement to Divine Encounter.
Theme: The causes and characteristics of discouragement, and the cure for discouragement in the empty tomb of Jesus.

Sermon for April 17, 2011.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Matthew 26:26-30.
Title: Observing the Lord’s Supper.
Theme: The meaning, significance, and purpose of observing the Lord’s supper.