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In today’s episode, we’re diving into Brother Mark Abney’s powerful sermon from Sunday, June 1, 2025, titled “The Fifth Seal: The Tribulation Saints,” part of his ongoing series in the Book of Revelation. Preaching from Revelation 6:9-11, Brother Mark explores the faith and cry for justice of the tribulation saints, revealing God’s eternal plan and hope.
In this episode, Pastor Mark Abney continues our series through the book of Revelation with a message titled “The Tribulation Begins,” focusing on Revelation 6:1–4. As the Lamb opens the first of the seven seals, we’re introduced to the beginning of the tribulation and the events that unfold with the arrival of the first rider.
This sermon encourages us to reflect on God’s sovereignty, His righteous judgment, and the urgency of our response to His call. Whether you’re joining us from near or far, we pray that today’s message speaks to your heart and strengthens your walk with Christ.
In this episode, Pastor Mark Abney continues our journey through the book of Revelation with a powerful message titled “Worthy is the Lamb,” preaching from Revelation 4:5–5:14. In this passage, we’re taken into the heavenly throne room where worship surrounds the One who alone is worthy—Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God. This sermon reminds us of the majesty and glory of our Savior and the eternal praise He deserves.
In this episode, we’re sharing a message from Brother Jeff Hollinger titled “In and Out of Season,” based on 2 Timothy 4:1–5. In this powerful and timely sermon, Brother Jeff challenges us to remain faithful in preaching and living out the truth of God’s Word—no matter the season. Whether times are easy or difficult, God’s call remains the same: be ready, stand firm, and share the Gospel with conviction and love.
In this episode, Pastor Mark Abney delivers a powerful and hope-filled message titled “The Rapture Revealed,” drawn from Revelation 4:1–4. What does Scripture really say about the rapture? How should believers live in anticipation of what’s to come? In this sermon, Brother Mark takes us into the throne room of heaven to explore the promise, the purpose, and the perspective God’s Word gives us about the end times—and our place in His plan.
In this special Easter Sunday episode, Pastor Mark Abney shares a powerful message from Matthew 28:1–10 titled “He Is Risen.”
As we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, we are reminded of the incredible hope we have because the tomb is empty. This message will encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and point you to the victory we have through Christ’s resurrection.
In this episode, we’re featuring a special Palm Sunday message from our pastor, Brother Mark Abney, titled “Christ is King.” Preaching from Luke 19:28-44, Brother Mark walks us through Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and challenges us to consider: Do we truly recognize Christ as King in our own lives?
This message is a timely reminder of the hope and glory that come through Jesus as we begin Holy Week and prepare our hearts for Easter.
In this episode, we’re honored to share a meaningful message from Pastor Mark Abney titled “Why The Lord’s Supper?” based on Mark 14:12-16. As we look at the final preparations for the Passover meal, Brother Mark leads us through Scripture to help us understand the deep significance of the Lord’s Supper—why we observe it, what it represents, and how it draws us into closer communion with Christ.
In this episode, Brother Mark Abney preaches from Revelation 4:1 in his sermon titled, “What is to Come.” As we explore this powerful passage, we’ll reflect on John’s vision of an open door into heaven and what it reveals about God’s divine plan for the future. What does this moment signify? How does it point us toward the hope and glory that await believers? Brother Mark unpacks these truths and encourages us to keep our eyes on eternity.
In today’s message, titled “Laodicea: Cold or Hot?”, Brother Mark unpacks Revelation 3:14-22, where Jesus addresses the church in Laodicea—a church that had grown spiritually lukewarm.
Through this challenging passage, we are reminded of the importance of wholehearted devotion to Christ. Are we living with a passionate, on-fire faith, or have we settled into spiritual complacency? Jesus’s words offer both a warning and an invitation to return to Him and experience the fullness of His grace and purpose for our lives.