Your Custom Text Here
If you were to ask Jesus today how to pray, what would He say? Would He prioritize the same things you do? What language would He use? In this conversation, Pastor Nate shares with us some thoughts about Jesus’ framework for prayer found in the Lord’s Prayer.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/gleanings-from-the-lords-prayer-matthew-6-9-13
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church: calvary.com
What did Nehemiah do when he heard about the horrible condition of Jerusalem? In this conversation, Pastor Nate shares with us Nehemiah’s powerful response to the ruin of his hometown.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/180
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church: calvary.com
Do you have a goal in front of you, but feel like you're becoming tired before it's achieved? Or are you coasting because you've already seen some progress? If you can relate, then maybe you're in the dangerous place of "halfway". In this conversation, Pastor Nate encourages us to continue moving forward in the endeavors God has placed before us.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/186
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Nehemiah was a man associated with royalty who also had a deep love towards God and His people. His heart was bent towards honoring God, but he was also faithful to the king. So when he heard about problems in his hometown, where did his concerns truly lie? In this conversation, Pastor Nate talks to us about Nehemiah and the concern he demonstrated when hearing about his people’s suffering. By seeing Nehemiah’s example, we have the opportunity to examine our concerns and how they line up with God’s concerns.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/177
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
We all know that God is powerful, but to what extent? Where does God’s power impact real life? Is it something we can see, feel, and experience? In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us understand God's power by elevating God’s character. As we explore God, know Him, and become transformed by His Word, we can see His power in ways we could’ve never imagined!
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/175
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Have you ever dreamt of something for your future, but then experienced your life moving in a different direction? Like your dreams, plans, and ambitions changed course? If so, you’re not alone. In this conversation, Pastor Nate talks to us about the life of Paul and helps us see how we can move forward when a dream goes unfulfilled.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/174
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Suffering is part of the human experience. It’s in the news, in our communities, and in our homes. But is there a way to redeem suffering? What’s God’s perspective? In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us see how God can use the suffering in our lives to produce beautiful stories of God’s grace.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/172
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Think of the word "love" for a moment. What does it stir up for you? For some of us we may feel joy, others may feel heartbreak, and a few may feel hopeless. Wherever you land on that spectrum, the chances are that the word "love" has been shaped by your romantic experiences. So what does God's word say about love and romance? In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us understand God's intention, boundaries, and hopes for mankind experiencing romantic love.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/169
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
From beginning to end, scripture has a way of pointing us to our savior, Jesus. But how does that play out in the Old Testament? In this conversation, Pastor Nate talks to us about Caleb and shows us Jesus-like characteristics from his life.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/8001
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Each marriage may look a little different, but what are some of the founding principle that we can hold on to when pursuing a Godly marriage? In this conversation, Pastor Nate looks to the marriage between Aquila and Priscilla for Biblical wisdom concerning marriage.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/159
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Have you ever wondered to yourself, “What should I pray for?” Where do we find the fuel to pray for big things in God’s name? In this conversation, Pastor Nate reflects on the prayer life of Nehemiah to see how we can be a people who pray massive, clear prayers for God’s glory.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/156
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
It's been said before that the solution to a problem is often times a person. Isn't that the truth? We need people! People are much more than a solution though. So much of our understanding of who God is comes through experiencing life with others. In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us to see people as God's image bearers, and how we can demonstrate God's attributes to the people around us.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/154
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
With so many people around the planet, is it really worth more children into this world? Maybe you feel like you could never afford to have children, or like they would hinder you from accomplishing the goals you've set in life. What does God have to say about it? In this conversation, Pastor Nate opens up about family, parenting, and raising children to help us see God's vision for human flourishing.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/132
Pastor Nate also wrote a book for dads called "Dear New Dad". Pick it up here!
amazon.com/Dear-New-Dad-Nate-Holdridge/dp/1493646540/ref=sr_1_1
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
When life is stressful, who do you run to? If your marriage is losing momentum, what do you indulge in? Or when your faith feels dead, how do you respond? Scripture would tell us that our greatest weapon against discouragement is prayer. In this conversation, Pastor Nate talks to us about the incredible power we find in God through prayer.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/153
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Have you ever heard the saying, "Mo' money, mo' problems"? We may laugh, but we do so because we understand that this modern day proverb has ancient truth blooming from within. God knew long ago that mankind would experience turmoil in the pursuit of "more". Understanding this, God opened up the eyes of men like Solomon to see that there is a better life - The life of little. In this conversation, Pastor Nate shares how we can experience joy in our lives by cultivating a love for God and others.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/8010
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Have you ever felt like it's hard to grasp who the Holy Spirit is? He doesn't speak in the Bible, so how do we know Him? Is He like God? In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us understand how the Holy Spirit is God, yet accessible to God's people.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/144
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
When speaking of marriage, Jesus had a vision to see it done correctly. That there would be love. That the covenant would be kept with integrity. And that this relationship would glorify God. In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us see the teachings of Jesus as key elements for our marriages.
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/140
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
Have you ever envied the accomplishments of someone else? Or dreamed about living the life they live? It's normal to want what others have, but what if we choose to buck against our natural desire? What if we decided to pursue everything God has put us, rather than what's in front of someone else? In this conversation, Pastor Nate helps us see that God has set each one of us on our own path - our own race. Let's run in it!
Article Link:
nateholdridge.com/blog/8007
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
A man of God is known not only by his words, but by the way he lives his life. Does he love others? Is he humble? Does he honor God with his decisions? These questions are just the beginning when asking about a man's devotion to God. In this conversation, Pastor Nate refers to the life of Elijah to show us an example of Biblical manhood.
Article:
nateholdridge.com/blog/8008
Follow Pastor Nate:
Website: nateholdridge.com
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com
John the apostle led his ministry in a way that was entirely fatherly. A man far different from the apostle Paul, John seemed to continually brim over with love. In this conversation, Pastor Matt Kehler joins Pastor Nate to talk about John's ministry to the church and how his example can help men become better fathers.
Article Links:
nateholdridge.com/blog/126
Follow Pastor Nate:
Twitter: @nholdridge
Instagram: @nateholdridge
Pastor Nate’s Church:
calvary.com