Sermon-God's Economy of Grace
Associate Pastor Daniel Headrick preaches on the parable of the laborers in the vineyard from Matthew 20:1-16. "It's not fair!" We've all said it, pe...
That's My Church
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Welcome to “That’s My Church” a podcast of Northside Drive Baptist Church, an inclusive, inquiring, and involved community here in Atlanta Georgia. This podcast is hosted by the church ministers James Lamkin and Daniel Headrick. They’ll be talking about theology and how that relates to things that matter in our world.
Tell it to the Church Sermon
Last Sunday's sermon was called “Tell It To The Church.” This is what Jesus tells his disciples to do in Matthew 18 if all else fails in our attempts ...
Julie Katz on Antisemitism
Daniel speaks with Julie Katz with the American Jewish Committee's Atlanta office about antisemitism. Julie and Daniel have been in a Baptist-Jewish ...
Rabbi Laurence Rosenthal on the Covid-19 Crisis
Daniel interviews his friend and interfaith colleague Rabbi Laurence Rosenthal, Senior Rabbi at Ahavath Achim Synagogue in Atlanta about how he and hi...
Caring for Words with Marilyn McEntyre
This week Daniel interviews Christian author and literature professor Marilyn McEntyre. Author of Word by Word: A Daily Spiritual Practice and Caring...
Preaching
James and Daniel talk about preaching during a podcast that is roughly twice the length of our average sermon. Two preachers...double the time! We t...
Handel's Messiah, Part Two
We conclude our two part special on Handel's Messiah in advance of Sunday December 15th's 10:30 AM performance in the NDBC Sanctuary. Dr. Keith Walke...
Handel's Messiah, Part One
In advance of our December 15th worship service featuring Part One of Handel's Messiah, Associate Pastor Daniel interviews Dr. Keith Walker and Dr. St...
Science
This week we address the intersection of science and faith with NDBC member and scientist Dr. Jim Mahaffey. What was God doing before God created the ...
Prayer
This week in "That's My Church" we address prayer. Does prayer change God, or does it change us? Or both? Do only eloquent prayers get heard by God...