Marriage is hard and sometimes it can get messy. The enemy wants to destroy anything that looks like heaven and that is what marriage is supposed to look like. So what happens when it doesn't? What do you do when it gets really messy? This message may give some hope and healing to anyone struggling.

Marriage is meant to be a signpost that points others to Christ. This message will challenge couples to help each other to grow in their love for Christ.

Jesus goes back to creation to paint a fresh picture of what marriage is supposed to look like. In a day of confusion over marriage, it is good to know how Jesus viewed marriage.

When Jesus was tested by the Pharisees concerning divorce, He went back to the very beginning when God created mankind to give the proper context of marriage.

In this message, Pastor Mark encourages us to focus on why we attend church and not just what the church has to offer us. We should seek to connect with God, each other and a world that needs Jesus.

We can celebrate that our church is heavily invested in missions, still, each and every one of us if called to do the good works that God has prepared for us in advance so that we can have life to the fullest.

Anyone can start out well, but what will it take to finish strong? This message encourages steps that can be made to finish the course well that God has set out for you.

As we prepare to take the Lord’s Supper, Pastor Mark encourages us to not only remember what Christ did on the cross but to recommit ourselves completely to Jesus through self-examination, confession and repentance.

In this message, Pastor Mark draws parallels between the cities of refuge set up in Joshua 20 designed to provide mercy, justice and the hope of salvation to someone who shed blood, and the ultimate refuge we find in Jesus Christ.

Are you willing to do the work, to plant the seeds, to grow the tree for shade you may never enjoy? Caleb was and it made all the difference.