Dark Synth Lead, Rolling Reese Bass, Jungle Drums, Spooky Pads And Some Rudeboi Street Level Grime Style Ragga Vocals All Put Together For Your Earholes By Yours Truly .........

Gone For The Night  -  By Elementry

1 Peter 2:1-12 - We begin our 2025-2026 vision series with an examination of two great temptations that have always been with the people of God: to either separate into a holy huddle or to assimilate into a cultural fan club. The key to avoiding the failings of each is to remain radically committed to the Jesus who deeply cares both about the formation of His people into a spiritual family AND the witness toward their neighbors in word and deed. This year may God allow us to both confidently be AND boldly go. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 1 of our vision series “Confidently Be, Boldly Go: On the Dance of Family Formation and Neighbor Witness”]


Confidently Be, Boldly Go

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1 Peter 2:1-8 - In part 2 of our vision series we consider just what it is we're to "confidently be." Rooted in our cross-centered theology, fighting to be knit together as family, and doggedly committed to a focused simplicity--we are fighting to be formed as a community set apart for Jesus. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 2 of our series “Confidently Be, Boldly Go: On the Dance of Family Formation and Neighbor Witness”]


A Simple Church Pursuing the Risen Jesus in Deep Community... (Confidently Be)

1 Peter 2:9-12 - In part 3 of our vision series we consider how we are to “boldly go.” Rooted in our identity together as “holy exiles” chiefly allegiant to King Jesus, we are to embrace a posture of love toward our city and neighbors, in word and in deed. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 3 of our series “Confidently Be, Boldly Go: On the Dance of Family Formation and Neighbor Witness”]

Questions for reflection: 1) Do you personally tend toward separating into a holy huddle OR assimilating into a fan club in relation to our cultural environment? 2) How have you felt the reality of living as a “holy exile” or “ambassador” in your day-to-day life? 3) How does the idea of evangelizing sit with you? Why? 4) How would you describe your own degree of being wowed with the beauty and goodness of Jesus? 5) What is one population in Portland you struggle to love? Why? 6) What is one population in Portland that your heart really beats for? Why? 7) Why do you think faith and love expressed in word AND deed are so important across the Bible? 


...In and for Portland, Oregon (Boldly Go)

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Matthew 4:23-5:2 - This teaching begins our deep dive into Jesus's Sermon on the Mount, which is one of the most famous and important collections of teachings of all time and an especially load-bearing part of the New Testament. Matthew's gospel frames the sermon in ways that highlight it as an important part of Jesus's gospel of the kingdom, as a new law for the New Covenant community, and as an extension of Jesus's whole-person approach to ministry in word and deed. In short, it is Jesus’s vision of the good life in His kingdom of grace. It also begs the question, "What if Jesus was serious?" A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 1 of our series "Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: The Good Life in the Kingdom of Grace"]

Questions for reflection: 1) What have you previously heard about the purpose of the sermon on the mount? 2) What do you make of the radical claims the sermon makes on Jesus's disciples? 3) What part of Jesus's sermon do you find most beautiful? Most challenging? 4) What does the sermon on the mount have to do with the Kingdom of God? What does it have to do with the grace of God? 5) What are some of the implications for us "if Jesus was serious?" 

What if Jesus was Serious?

Matthew 5:3-12 - The opening of the sermon on the mount sets out to answer a question of great importance: Who is really blessed in God's kingdom? Who is really happy in His kingdom? Who is really well-off in His kingdom? Who has the good life? This opening, often called “the beatitudes,” gives an answer that shocks us the same way it shocked Jesus’s first audience the same way it shocks people from any human culture that hears it–because its answer never comes naturally or peacefully into any culture in this world. And that’s for good reason, because it is an otherworldly answer. And yet, it is an answer that is full of hope to all who recognize their need. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 2 of our series "Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: The Good Life in the Kingdom of Grace"]

Questions for reflection: 1) According to your natural mind, who would you say has possession of "the good life?" 2) Who was the specific group of people Jesus was speaking to? What do we know about them? Why is their identity important for what Jesus says to them? 3) How does the list of types of people that Jesus mentions strike you? Why are they difficult ways of being in this world? 4) Where does the "blessing" lie in these statements? 5) How is Jesus the embodiment of the beatitudes? 6) How is the importance of the recognition of our own need highlighted here in Jesus's words?

Blessed are the Ones in Need of Blessing

🎭 MR GUMÉR — Live @ Masquerade of the Spirits (Portland, October 24, 2025)

Recorded live in Portland during Masquerade of the Spirits, this set captures the raw energy of the night — a seamless blend of Bass House and Tech House, designed to move the dance floor and lift the vibe.

Turn it up, feel the groove, and let the rhythm take over.
Enjoy the energy — and stay tuned for what’s next.

— MR GUMÉR

Live @ Masquerade of the Spirits

Matthew 5:17-20 - Jesus transitions into the main body of His sermon by establishing His relationship to "the law and the prophets," which is shorthand for the entire Old Testament. Contrary to the thinking of many who want to simply pit Jesus against Israel's Scriptures, Jesus emphatically announces that HE has come not to abolish them, but to fulfill them--to bring them to their completion. In doing so He hints at the fact He is the one bringing about God's New Covenant, where the law will be written on the new heart and lived from the inside out with a new righteousness. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 4 of our series "Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: The Good Life in the Kingdom of Grace"]

Questions for reflection: 1) What are some ways you've heard Jesus's relationship to the Old Testament described previously? 2) What do you make of Jesus's emphatic point about his "not abolishing" the law and the prophets? 3) What does this teaching have to do with Jesus's later encounters with the Pharisees (like in Matthew 12:1-8 or Matthew 23:23-24)? How does it help us make sense of later passages where certain requirements of the law are loosened like in Acts 10 or Acts 15? 4) Where does someone find a righteousness that "exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees"? 5) How would you summarize Jesus's relationship to the Mosaic law? 6) How would you answer someone who asked why Christians don't observe the laws about wearing clothes of mixed fabrics?

The Messiah, the Law and the Prophets (Fulfilled, Not Abolished)

🎃 Mr. GUMÉR — Live @ Halloween Rocks
Recorded live on October 30th at The Barrel Room, Downtown Portland

On October 30th, the vibrant heart of Downtown Portland pulsed with dark energy as Halloween Rocks took over The Barrel Room for a night of beats, costumes, and unforgettable vibes. I had the honor of opening the night with a 90-minute set, diving deep into haunting basslines, electrifying house rhythms, and neon-drenched energy to set the tone for the entire evening.

This set captures the sound and spirit of that night — from eerie buildups to dancefloor explosions. I'm excited to finally share this live recording with you all.

Enjoy the ride, and relive the madness.
Happy Halloween! 🎧👻

Live @ Halloween Rocks Barrel room

either meme friends songs or stuff i fuck around with in fl studio

I am the traffic cone man that makes very distorted cowbell beats.

Makin' it out da burbs in dis hoe one shitty track at a time.......

A duo between a sound cloud rapper (WHOISFLEXER) and a traffic cone (CONEMANE)

You can't stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf. 🏄‍♂️

DJ & performer based in Portland, Oregon 🇺🇸
Bringing the heat with Bass House, Tech House, Progressive, Afro House energy.
Expect fat drops, dancefloor grooves, and house remixes of tracks you didn’t know you needed.
Let’s dance. Let’s vibe.🌐

Only Posers Die
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South Portland Mexican
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Door of Hope Northeast is a simple church pursuing the risen Jesus in deep community in and for Portland, Oregon. This podcast collects our weekly teachings, key ministry updates, and other important news related to the life of our community.

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