Northbridge Conklin Podcast

From Death to Life #2: The Way We Were

In this message, we explore what it truly means to be God’s masterpiece, as described in Ephesians 2:1-10. We confront the tension between what God says about us and how we often feel — broken, unfinished, and not enough. Through Paul’s words, we discover our new position in Christ, the foundation of grace we stand on, and the purpose we were created for.
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10
Speaker: Tim Sullivan

From Death to Life #1: Identity in Christ

In this message kicking off our series in Ephesians, we explore the question: Who are you, really? Drawing from Ephesians 1, we uncover how our identity isn’t found in appearance, performance, or approval—but in Jesus.
Text: Ephesians 1:1-23
Speaker: Tim Sullivan

Father's Day: The Enemy's Greatest Weapon

Nothing hinders us like shame and disgrace.
Text: Genesis 3
Speaker: Tim Sullivan 

Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy #4: Choose to Trust

Lament is ultimately a journey that leads to trust. Even when we do not yet see the answers, we choose to believe in God's goodness and steadfast love.
Text: Psalm 13
Speaker: Tim Sullivan

Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy #3: Ask Boldly

Lament is not just about expressing sorrow; it also involves boldly asking God to intervene. 
Text: Psalm 22
Speaker: Joel Garrison 

Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Bring Your Complaints

God invites us to bring our complaints before Him—not in a spirit of rebellion but in faith. The psalmist shows us how lament is not about grumbling but about bringing our pain to the only One who can truly act. 
Text: Psalm 10
Speaker: Tim Sullivan

Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Turning to Prayer

In times of suffering and hardship, our first response should be to turn to God in prayer. Psalm 77 guides us in how to bring our pain, questions, and struggles before the Lord. 
Text: Psalm 77
Speaker: Tim Sullivan

What Do You Do When...? You Feel Like You're too Bad for God

If people really knew me, I doubt they would want anything to do with me. Actually, if God knows, I doubt He’ll really accept me. What do I do if I feel like I’m not enough?
Text: Romans 3:9-26; Luke 7:36-50
Speaker: Tim Sullivan