Jesus is the greatest advocate we could ever have. Pastor Mark tells us 6 ways Jesus is such a great advocate and explains why He is so successful. Jesus is not only our advocate, but also our propitiation.

Light walking is the practice of every Christ-follower. What does it mean to walk in the light? What are the benefits? How do we keep ourselves walking in the light each day? Pastor Mark talks about light walking as we study 1 John 1:5-10.

We begin our study of 1st John with the importance of Scripture - the eyewitness accounts of Jesus, the Word of Life. He is our connection to God and to one another, and the source of great joy.

Join Pastor Mark for this special Mother's Day 2015 message as we talk about how to bless our children and one another with encouraging words. Words are powerful and we should focus them to encourage. We start by changing what we fills our minds and hearts.

Dr. John Byron teaches about how the gospel spread in the early days of Christianity. In many ways we have the same opportunities today in the 21st century. Our early example comes from 1 Thessalonians chapter one.

We turn our attention to the Lord’s prayer. Did you know that this is not just a prayer to pray? It’s a template for life! In this model prayer we will learn 8 truths, which are the antidote to the 8 biggest emotional problems kids of all ages face today.

The job of raising kids today is tougher than ever. Pastor Mark teaches moms and dads about the 4 main jobs of parenting: #1 Prepare your kids for life; #2 Protect your kids in storms; #3 Play with your kids for fun; #4 Point your kids to God.

For Church Requel's Easter morning, Pastor Mark talked about why belief in the resurrection is so important to our authentic Christian faith.

What do you do when you feel disappointed by Christ? Most Christ-followers experience a dark time of their soul when God does not respond the way they thought He would. Pastor Mark considers the story of Mary, Martha and Lazarus from John 11 to discover how our faith survives grief and disappointment.

Like the John 8 woman caught in adultery, we stand before Jesus alone and accused. Jesus does not condemn the woman and, if we stand with Jesus, he will not condemn us either.