Will You Allow Christ To Delete Your Shame?
Written for calvarychapel.com.
Nate HoldridgeFebruary 24, 2017
Exalting God’s Faithfulness to the Next Generation
Kids ask questions, or at least they want to. Sometimes the questions drive a parent batty — “When do we get there?” — but often the questions provide moments for…
Nate HoldridgeFebruary 23, 2017
Planning & Organization: Capture Everything
A brief description of my three main inboxes; how I try to capture things I need to remember later.4 Minutes / 700 Words
Nate HoldridgeFebruary 21, 2017
Never Totally Spent
Brutal. It was absolutely brutal. Ascending the final series of hills — the worst hills of the entire 32 mile race — the feeling was surreal. I’d never run that…
Nate HoldridgeJanuary 5, 2017
Does My Parenting Style Prioritize God’s Kingdom? — 6 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe God’s kingdom is coming, but is present today in the form of the church. Jesus shed His blood for the church, and He wants us to…
Nate HoldridgeDecember 11, 2016
Does My Parenting Style Promote Spousal Oneness? — 5 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe the husband and wife relationship is paramount within the family.3 Minutes / 600 Words
Nate HoldridgeDecember 10, 2016
Does My Parenting Style Teach Obedience? — 4 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe submission is even found within the Triune Godhead. We know we are to submit in multiple contexts, agreeing with Scripture that parents must teach obedience to…
Nate HoldridgeDecember 9, 2016
Does My Parenting Style Cultivate Rest? — 3 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe God set aside the seventh day of creation as a day of rest. He ordained it as a weekly Sabbath rest for ancient Israel, and Jesus…
Nate HoldridgeDecember 8, 2016
Does My Parenting Style Emphasize Grace? — 2 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe in God’s grace, demonstrated and accessed through the gospel. As a result, we long to communicate grace motivations rather than law motivations. (3 Minutes / 600…
Nate HoldridgeDecember 7, 2016
Singleness and the Christian (3 of 3): A Potential Blessing
6 Minutes / 1,200 Words
Nate HoldridgeDecember 6, 2016
Does My Parenting Style Include Trust In God? — 1 of 6
Supracultural Principle: Christians believe trust is central to our relationship with God. We experience a constant battle between fear and faith.3 Minutes / 600 Words
Nate HoldridgeDecember 6, 2016
Recommended Resource: Freedom
Have you ever noticed the airplane effect? In flight, without WiFi, your options decrease. Perhaps, your productivity increases. Studies have shown that human interaction with the internet is changing the…
Nate HoldridgeDecember 1, 2016
Singleness and the Christian (2 of 3): An Alternative To Marriage
9 Minutes / 1,700 Words
Nate HoldridgeNovember 25, 2016
20 Years With Jesus
I was recently asked to open the fall semester at Calvary Chapel Bible College with a teaching on their semester theme, "Dwell Richly," from Colossians 3:16. In this post I…
Nate HoldridgeNovember 17, 2016
Singleness and the Christian (1 of 3): Introductory Thoughts
“Single like me.” — Paul the apostle (1 Corinthians 7:8)I believe unmarried men and women are vital to the kingdom of God. 11 Minutes / 2,100 Words
Nate HoldridgeNovember 10, 2016
Exile Helps – 1 Peter 3:8-12 – The Grace of Exile #17
Exile Helps - 1 Peter 3:8-12 - The Grace of Exile #17
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015
Metro Calvary Men (Session 3) — Wild Hope (Romans 8:18-25)
Theme: Our suffering today is incomparable to the coming glory, which is eagerly anticipated by all of creation and all of us with groaning and with patient hope.
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015
The Ministry of Christ 01—Luke 4:1-15—Preparation
Sunday Sermon: The Ministry of Christ 01—Luke 4:1-15—Preparation
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015
Jesus Is Better #11 — Jesus Brought A Better Covenant — Hebrews 8
Outline for Hebrews 8.
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015
Psalm 9—A Commitment To Praise
Sunday Sermon: Psalm 9—A Commitment To Praise
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015
The Origin of Truth and Love – Love One Another (1 John 4:7-12)
Once again, John takes us back to a main theme of his: let us love one another. He's not like Paul, who was more linear in his arguments. Instead, John…
Nate HoldridgeAugust 23, 2015