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NMC Audio Podcast
Hosted by Nappanee Missionary Church · EN
The weekly sermons from Nappanee Missionary Church.
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The Debt You Don’t Collect
2w ago00:31:53Tap to summarizeForgiveness is one of the hardest commands in Scripture. In the story of Joseph and his brothers, guilt lingers and relationships remain complicated, but Joseph responds to God’s calling to overcome evil with good. Where we see hurt, God can still bring healing, redemption, and good.
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Life in the Overlap
3w ago00:31:47Tap to summarizeAs Joseph's life unfolded, he learned more about himself and continued to understand God’s character and ways. As we look at the choices Joseph made, we turn to ourselves and know we have the same opportunities to decide how we'll respond to God and the obstacles we face.
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How to Lose a Coat and Keep Your Soul
4w ago00:32:02Tap to summarizeJoseph faced temptation, pressure, and false accusation, but he refused to compromise his character or dishonor God. Even when no one else was watching, Joseph chose integrity over convenience and obedience over pleasure. The life of Joseph explores how real faith is revealed in private moments and how God honors those who stand firm when compromise would be easier.
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Fractured Family
May 300:31:04Tap to summarizeThe uncomfortable reality is that sometimes the deepest wounds don’t come from strangers; they come from home. The life of Joseph explores how jealousy, comparison, and unresolved hurt can unravel relationships, and asks the honest question: Will there ever be healing and even reconciliation?
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The Table Sets the Course
Apr 2600:36:54Tap to summarizeIs this just a fishing expedition into Peter's life, or is Jesus personally setting a course for his future? Around an early morning campfire, an unlikely table is set, and what unfolds is one of the most intimate, criticized, and defining conversations in all of Scripture. What Jesus does for Peter, He intends for us too.
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Flipping Tables
Apr 1900:29:51Tap to summarizeDid Jesus lose control in the temple? Or did He reveal what truly mattered? When He overturned the tables, what was He doing? The temple was meant to be a place where people could meet God, but it had become a place that crowded out prayer, justice, and genuine worship. What tables might need to be flipped in our own lives? Jesus’ actions remind us that God cares deeply about the condition of our hearts, and He's willing to disrupt what’s wrong to restore His better way.
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At the Table With the "Wrong Kind of People"
Apr 1200:32:49Tap to summarizeIn the story of Zacchaeus, Jesus does something shocking. He chooses to sit at the table with the "wrong kind of people." Tax collectors, sinners, and outsiders were pushed to the margins, judged as unworthy, and forgotten. But when Jesus enters Zacchaeus' home, He isn't just sharing a meal—He's turning the world upside down. The Kingdom of God flips the social hierarchy. The people everyone else overlooks are the very people Jesus comes to seek and save. At His table, the outcast is welcomed, the forgotten are seen, and the marginalized discover they belong.
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Easter 2026
Apr 500:23:51Tap to summarizeThe story of Jesus is the story of invitation—a grace that meets you where you're at and welcomes you to sit at the table. On the night of His betrayal and on the road when hope seemed lost, Jesus drew near to His disciples and welcomed the doubting, the disappointed, and the questioning. The invitation is still the same for us today. There's a seat for you at the table. Will you accept His invitation?
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Legacy
Mar 2900:33:52Tap to summarizePaul’s legacy is that he gave everything for the calling he received. His life asks something of us: What will our legacy be? Will we live comfortably, or will we live purposefully? Will we shrink back when it’s difficult or press on with courage and conviction? Each of us has been given a calling—unique, intentional, and meaningful. The question isn't whether we have one, but whether we'll live in a way that honors it.
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You're the Church Now
Mar 2200:34:48Tap to summarizeWe live in a moment of profound cultural and moral shift—a moment churches have faced before. What does faithful, courageous, and loving community look like? How does the church respond in this moment? What does Paul’s heartfelt challenge in Acts 20 say to us about how to face whatever comes next?
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