Exodus 3:11-15 One of the most important things we could ever ponder is what God is like, His character and attributes. In this sermon, Pastor Mark contrasts two competing perspectives: the human point of view, and the divine point of view. We learn that we make judgements based on our experiences and personal knowledge, but…
In these few verses of Exodus 2, we find the Israelites enduring extreme suffering, but we also find such consolations from God: He hears us, He remembers, He sees, and He knows! Pastor Mark explains God is always responsive to your prayers, God can never renege on His promises, and God can perfectly relate to…
Responding to Major Setbacks on the Path of Revival Exodus 1 In this first sermon in our new series entitled “Moving Forward”, we dive into Exodus 1. Pastor Mark explains how the nation of Israel had been experiencing a season of peace and prosperity in Egypt, before a sudden storm of persecution came upon them. …
Galatians 3:15-18 In this sermon, Pastor Mark explains what the covenant of grace teaches us. This new covenant of grace that we as believers are under is based solely on the Goodness of God, the Righteousness of Christ, the Faithfulness of God. Jesus ran the race we could not win, the fight we could not…
Isaiah 9:1-7 In this final sermon in our Advent Series, entitled “God’s Love Story”, we see that God Comes to Us! He enters our world. What should come to mind when we think of Christmas? God has given us tremendous gifts that go beyond our wildest hopes. We learn that God gives us the gift…
Luke 1:5-25 In this first installment of our 2021 Advent Series, entitled God’s Love Story, Pastor Mark focuses on the presence of prayer in the account of Jesus’ birth in Luke. We learn that our prayers play a necessary role in the fulfillment of God’s purposes in our lives and in the world. In the…
Philippians 4:2-23–At the close of his inspiring epistle, Paul brings it around to the things that have been the passion of his life and ministry. The faithfulness of God. The reality of God’s family. And the fruitfulness of God displayed in those who are “in Christ”.
Genesis 16:1-11–Hagar is running away from her difficult situation when she is intercepted by God. He asks her, “Where have you come from? Where are you going?” This is a timely question for us to ask both corporately and individually.
Psalm 20–This psalm of David is a beautiful template of how to pray for our leaders, our pastors. Then we can all share in the victory together!
Psalm 3 David’s life is a mess. Even though his troubles are of his own making, even though God has the right to say “I told you so”–what does David do about it? He cries out to the Lord because he knows that God is faithful.
