Sermon from 5/29 at Agape Center Ministries.

Follow along as we go through the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4.

Seen as one of the more difficult parables to teach (Luke 16), it puts our motives on how we spend and use our worldly possessions for God’s Kingdom in perspective.

One of the main pillars of the Christian character is patience. Why? Open your Bibles up and follow along.

So often we may think we as Christians/a church we need to be relevant according to the world to reach a fallen world. God’s truth is always relevant and He doesn’t need us to do anything but preach it and live it. God uses the weak and foolish things to shame the strong and wise. Open up your Bibles and follow along.

As Christians, our fellowship with one another should always begin with a “me too”. We are all sinners saved by God’s grace. Pastor Josh opens up about some recent struggles with anxiety and how fellowship is a huge component to our witnessing and enduring the world.

Sermon from Easter Sunday 2023. We opened the sermon with the reading of Mark 15:42-16:8.

We come into churches every year and hear the story of Jesus coming into Jerusalem as King, but do we grasp what is truly going on? By a means of God’s grace I pray our eyes are opened to the truth of Christ’s entry into Jerusalem.

Listen as we discussed the dangers of coveting and what it exposes about our hearts, especially towards a God who desires our worship.

Open your Bibles and follow along!