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04/26/26
10:00:00
Who Will We Follow When Evil Tries to Lead?
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04/19/26
10:00:00
Made Known to Us
"Emmaus never happened; Emmaus always happens." Join Rev. Jeff Spencer of Niles Discovery Church as he dives into the rich, multilayered story of the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24). Why did Jesus appear to two "nobody" disciples on a dusty road instead of to the powerful in Jerusalem? And why, after walking and talking with him all day, did they only recognize him at the dinner table? In this message, we explore how the risen Christ meets us in our grief, in nature, and—most importantly—in the breaking of the bread. Discover how shifting our focus from our own fears to the needs of the "resident foreigner" opens our eyes to the Divine presence already traveling with us. Connect with us: • Website: https://nilesdiscoverychurch.org • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NilesDiscoveryChurch Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction: Feeling Close to God in Nature 2:35 - Fact vs. Meaning: The Power of Parables 5:10 - Why the Road to Emmaus? 7:45 - The Unnamed Disciple: Room for Us 10:20 - Why We Miss Jesus in Our Midst 13:30 - Recognition in the Breaking of the Bread 15:45 - Communion as Mutual Hospitality #NilesDiscoveryChurch #Emmaus #Luke24 #ProgressiveChristianity #FremontCA #Sermon
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04/12/26
10:00:00
Believing Is Seeing
"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have come to believe." One week after Easter, we often find ourselves wrestling with the "unlikely" nature of the resurrection. In today’s sermon, Rev. Jeff Spencer dives into the story of the apostle Thomas—not to condemn his doubt, but to celebrate his honesty. Explore why doubt is not the opposite of faith, but a vital part of it. Using the imagery of scars and the tactile invitation of Jesus, we reflect on how our own wounds and uncertainties can lead us toward a deeper, more committed relationship with the Holy. In this video: • The stories our scars tell. • Why "Doubting Thomas" deserves a better reputation. • The dangerous desire for perfect certainty. • The difference between mental belief and lived faith. Connect with Niles Discovery Church: • Website: https://nilesdiscoverychurch.org • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NilesDiscoveryChurch • Location: Fremont, California Subscribe to our channel for weekly sermons and community updates. #NilesDiscoveryChurch #Sermon #DoubtingThomas #FaithAndDoubt #Resurrection #FremontCA
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04/05/26
06:30:00
News from Mount William, New Hampshire
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04/05/26
10:00:00
... Alive in the World
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