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. …
Psalm 94 In this final sermon in our series, Learning Language of Prayer, Pastor Mark examines Psalm 94. What do we do when we are mistreated, specifically because of our identity in Christ? We see from the text that we must bring our grievance to God, consider the folly of the foolish, and provide reassurance…
1 Peter 4:12-19 In this sermon, we discover three truths to remember during Christian trials. When we need to “locate the floor” in our times of trial, we must remember God has a plan and purpose in our suffering, that it is a glorious privilege, and that our suffering is not permanent. These truths will…
1 Peter 2:18-28 – Pastor Mark examines the text to reveal 2 Motivators to Endure when we are suffering persecution. He explains how God not only has a purpose in our suffering according to His plan for our lives but we also have an opportunity to experience a deeper fellowship with Christ through our suffering.
Ephesians 3:1-13– In this passage, Paul expounds upon what “the mystery” is, how God revealed it, why it is important, and what it means to us.
Revelation 2:1-7–This message examines the pattern of Jesus’ letters to the churches in Revelation chapter 2 and 3. Jesus identifies Himself in a unique way to each church and offers commendation, correction and warnings as needed. He also includes specific promises to those who overcome.
2 Timothy 3:1-4:5 In the last days hard (perilous, terrible) times will come, characterized by people who abuse others because they only love themselves. The sinful traits listed in this passage are familiar to us as we look at our world today. Paul instructs us to know and obey the Holy Scriptures which will give…
