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The NorthWord

The NorthWord

Written by: St. Johns `s Fort Smith The Anglican Family and Fr. Aaron Solberg
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NorthWord is a daily Christian podcast from St. John's Fort Smith in collaboration with the Anglican Family. Hosted by Father Aaron from Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.


Here's how it works: Every Sunday we release the full sermon preached that morning. Then Monday through Saturday, you get 3-5 minute daily reflections based on that sermon - one thought you can actually use each day. Every Wednesday we explore the rhythm of Jesus' life and how his followers have lived it out for 2,000 years.


Whether you're Pentecostal, Orthodox, Baptist, Catholic, or just curious about faith - this is for you. Ancient faith. Real life. No fluff.


The Word. The North. Your Week.

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Episodes
  • Sunday Sermon: A Church Worth Talking About

    Sunday Sermon: A Church Worth Talking About
    Oct 18 2026

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    This Sunday, Deacon Luke begins a sermon series on the oldest piece of Christian writing in the world: Paul's First Letter to the Thessalonians. Paul was writing to a brand new church in Thessalonica that he had heard lots of good things about. Could we also say that our churches today are worth talking about?

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    14 mins
  • Come Home | Philippians 4:11-13

    Come Home | Philippians 4:11-13
    Oct 16 2026

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    "I can do all things through him who strengthens me." Paul says contentment is a secret he had to be initiated into. Father Aaron on what that Greek word means, why we feel so restless, and what the 2023 wildfire evacuation of Fort Smith taught a whole region about wanting to go home

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    3 mins
  • Stay | Philippians 4:8-9

    Stay | Philippians 4:8-9
    Oct 15 2026

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    Turning from sin can feel like all subtraction. Paul doesn't leave us empty. He tells us what to fill up with, and then he says "practise." Father Aaron on tradition, the physical shape of the Christian life, the saints, and what a marriage teaches about staying when it gets awkward.

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    3 mins
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