Mountainside Community Church Podcast

Exodus 32:1-35 Pastor Andy deHoog The Golden Calf Because sin (wandering from God) comes so easily and is so serious, we need a mediator who can truly stand in our place.

Exodus 30:1-31:18  Pastor Andy deHoog Smoke, shekels, a sink, spices, skills, and Sabbath. What do these all have in common? In a word: worship. Worship forms us to trust God so that we stop striving and learn to rest in Him.

Pastor Andy provides clarification regarding the reference Brent Chapman made to the decision to remove 8 churches from the Fellowship (at 18 minutes 55 seconds in the sermon recording).

Ephesians 4:1-3 Brent Chapman, Regional Director of Fellowship Pacific Let us walk worthy. Let us walk humbly. Let us walk together... boldly forward, never alone. Please also listen to the Fellowship Sunday Addendum by Pastor Andy deHoog.

Exodus 28:1-29:46  Pastor Andy deHoog As God continues to establish His relationship with His people and a way of life centered around worship, He now provides instructions to set apart and clothe Aaron and his sons as priests. The overarching purpose of these priestly garments is stated in Exodus 28:2 and 28:40: “...for glory and for beauty.”

Exodus 26-27 Guest Speaker: Stacy Falk God gives Moses instructions on how to construct the tabernacle, the altar of burn offering and the court of the tabernacle. Why?

Matthew 21:1-11, Mark 11:1-11, Luke 19:28-40, John 12:12 -19 Pastor Andy deHoog As Jesus approaches Jerusalem for the last time, he instructs two of his disciples to obtain a specific donkey, telling them that if anyone questions them, they are to say simply, “The Lord needs it.” Cloaks are placed on the donkey and spread on the ground, along with palm branches, creating a kind of ‘royal red carpet’ as Jesus rides into Jerusalem as the humble, yet triumphant, King of Israel. The crowds shout praises, including the word “Hosanna!”, which means “Save us, please!”  The whole city is stirred, and the people ask, “Who is this?”  The answer given is, “This is the prophet Jesus, from Nazareth of Galilee.”

Exodus 25:1-40 Pastor Andy deHoog As a result of the fall (Genesis 3), the common human condition apart from hope in Christ is that we are separated from God, deaf to the voice of God, starving for the Word of God, and blind to the light of God's face. In the tabernacle God restores glimpses of His presence - His word, His life, and His light - fulfilled in Christ and restored forever in eternity.

Exodus 24:3-8 Pastor Andy deHoog Our good intentions are no match for God's perfect action demonstrated in the sacrificial blood of Christ.

Exodus 23:10-33 Pastor Andy deHoog God redeems us to root us - in His people, His presence, and His purpose.

Exodus 20:22-23:9 Pastor Andy de Hoog Jesus reveals the true heart of the law: love. Love must shape our worship. Love must overarch our sense of justice. Love must motivate restorative action. Love must catalyze care for the vulnerable.

Exodus 20:1-21 Speaker Caden deHoog Despite how restricted I may feel, God's law is designed for human flourishing/freedom and it points to Jesus.

Exodus 19:1-25 Pastor Andy deHoog God comes down in grace, reveals His holiness, and calls a people to belong to him and respond to him in obedience - ultimately through Jesus.

Exodus 17:1-18:27 Pastor Andy deHoog God does His best work where our limits are most obvious, pointing us to Jesus, who is everything we lack.

Exodus 16:1-36  Pastor Andy deHoog In spite of my grumbling, my refusal to listen, and my failure to trust, God still provides exactly what I need : Himself.

Exodus 15:22-27 Pastor Andy deHoog God uses wilderness seasons to test our trust, align our lives with his ways, and lead us into deeper dependence on his healing care.

Exodus 13:1-15:21 Pastor Andy deHoog Spirtiual formation involves leaving behind what was, passing through a decisive moment of separation and renewal, and being re-oriented toward the new life God is bringing us into.  This can be summarized in three major movements: out, through and in.

December 14, 2025 : Pastor Andy deHoog : Third Sunday of Advent - Joy Isaiah 35:1-5,10, Zephaniah 3:14-17, Luke 1:46-55, Philippians 4:4-7 Advent joy is rooted in the unchanging character of God and the eternal hope we have in Christ.  It calls us to celebrate the life-changing reality of what His coming means for us and for the world.  

December 7, 2025 : Pastor Andy deHoog : Second Sunday of Advent - Peace Isaiah 11:1-10, Micah 5:2-5a, Luke 1:76-79, John 14:27 Jesus is the Prince of Peace, the One who came to reconcile us to God and to each other.

November 30, 2025 : Pastor Andy deHoog The first Sunday of Advent - Hope

Exodus 7:24-10:29 Preached by John Read What is the state of our hearts?

Exodus 7:1-13 Pastor Andy deHoog - God reveals his power and purpose. God reveals His power and His purpose so that all may know that He alone is Lord - and He has ultimately done so through Jesus Christ.

Exodus 5:1-23 Pastor Andy deHoog. Making bricks without straw. When obedience makes life harder, the gospel reminds us that God is still working, still present, and still leading us to freedom.

Sermon recording is missing the first part of the sermon. Exodus 4 : 1-17 Pastor Andy deHoog God always provides exactly what's needed to get us going on the mission he's called us to.

Exodus 3: 1-22 Pastor Andy DeHoog God meets Moses in the wilderness to reveal His holy presence and His saving purpose.

Exodus 2 : 11- 25 Pastor Andy By patiently waiting for God to work, we will be formed into the people he's leading us to become and we will ultimately see His great plan unfold.

Exodus 2 : 1-10 Pastor Andy

Exodus 1 : 8-22 Pastor Andy The basic idea is that nothing can stop the promise of God.  In the gospel, fear gives way to faith, oppression gives way to freedom and death gives way to life.

Exodus 1 : 1-7 Pastor Andy

Genesis 1:5-10 Pastor Andy

Psalm 1 

Guest Speaker Peter Wall  Spiritual Disciplines Luke 19:1-10 Hospitality

Series Intro - Spiritual Disciplines 

Matthew 28:16–20 The ultimate goal of discipleship is making disciples of all nations.    

Matthew 26:26–29 Discipleship is sustained by Jesus’ sacrifice and the promise of His return.    

June 15th Sermon  Disciples will be judged by how they served "the least of these." Matthew 25:31–46

June 8th -Matthew 24:36–44 Disciples live with readiness and expectation for Jesus’ return.    

Matthew 22:34–40 Discipleship is defined by love for God and neighbour.

20:20–28 Discipleship means leading by serving others.

Matthew 20:20-28   Discipleship means leading by serving others.

He is risen! 

Matthew 14:22–33 Discipleship means stepping out in faith and keeping our eyes on Jesus.

*We are trying a new mic; please bear with us over the next few weeks as we dial it in for recording! *   Matthew-11:28–30 Discipleship brings rest through surrender to Jesus's yoke.

Matthew 10:1-15 Discipleship involves being sent to proclaim and demonstrate God's kingdom.

Matthew 9:9–13 Disciples reach out to those far from God with mercy and compassion.

Matthew 8:23-27   Disciples trust Jesus in the midst of life’s challenges.

Matthew 7:24-27   A true disciple builds their life on obedience to Christ's teachings.   - March 9th sermon 

We are continuing our study through the book of Matthew. 

We are going through the Book of Matthew 

Matthew 5:21-26   In this sermon, Pastor Andy discusses the theme of anger in Matthew's book.