Pastor Michael Sabo shares an Easter message. Easter is the reason Christianity exists and why Christians have hope. For those who saw and spent time with the resurrected Christ, their lives where transformed. They proclaimed the good news of the Savior's death and resurrection. "And his name will be the hope of all the world" (Matthew 12:21).

Mike Hartle explores common perceptions of success and God's view of success. He encourages you to be strong and courageous, stepping out in faith and trying something new that will only succeed if God is with you.

Scott Lamb walks you through the most recognized Psalm of the Bible. "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want..."

Mike Hartle shares what the Bible says about having a broken and contrite heart before God. He encourages us to use the prayer of Examen: Become aware of God’s presence; Review the day with gratitude; Take an honest look at your entire day; Choose one part of the day and pray; Look toward and pray for tomorrow.

In part 6 of the Mark series, Pastor Michael Sabo shares Jesus' authority in terms of competence, position, personality, and character. We are encouraged to live in such a manner that the Kingdom of Light is clearly seen in and through our lives.

Jesus has his pick of people to ask to follow him and he chose fishermen. Not the best. Not the brightest of the time. Jesus doesn't need us and what we can do but he chooses us for what He will do through us. Listen as Pastor Michael Sabo continues his series on Mark, focusing on 1:16-20.

In Mark 1:14-15, Jesus goes to Galilee to preach God's Good News. Pastor Michael Sabo shares what this means to Christians today.

The third part of Pastor Michael Sabo's series on the Gospel of Mark explores the temptation of Christ. We learn that the tempatations we experience are no different from what others experience. God is faithful to not allow any temptation to be more than you can stand.

Pastor Michael Sabo continues his series exploring the Gospel of Mark, examining the baptism of Jesus. The teaching reminds us that since we are now in Christ, who is our High Priest, we have direct access to God the Father all the time! 

Pastor Michael Sabo continues his series exploring the Gospel of Mark, examining the baptism of Jesus. The teaching reminds us that since we are now in Christ, who is our High Priest, we have direct access to God the Father all the time!