The news we watch and hear sound universally bad, but God's news of love for us is universally good. We remind ourselves of three themes of God's love and how we can focus on God's good news in the midst of so much bad news.

As we celebrate our freedom this 4th of July, let's also determine to free ourselves from our selfishness. Let's resolve to follow Christ.

If you're feeling like there are too many demands upon you resulting in burnout, then you'll want to hear these five steps for how to change burnout to on fire.

How do we handle worry? What do we do about those things out of our own control. In this video Pastor Mark talks about the antidote to worry along with the very practical A-B-C steps to a worry free life.

Why is living fully engaged in this moment, in the now, so important to our lives? What is the connection between living on Earth and also in Heaven? How important are the rewards for right living? Pastor Mark shares some of his thoughts from Matthew 6, from Jesus' famous Sermon On The Mount.

Now that Church Requel can gather together again, we look to our future together. How are we changed? What will be the purpose of our meetings together. Hebrews 10:22-24 shows us the way.

This past week we watched with horror as former Police Officer Derek Chauvin knelt his knee upon George Floyd's neck for 8 minutes, ultimately killing him. What should we be reminded about for those of us who follow Christ? Pastor Mark reminds us of 4 truths about this world and our lives in it.

Christians will endure suffering. They also will receive hope from God. Pastor Mark considers 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 after 10 weeks of Coronavirus Pandemic.

This is our ninth week being home under the Ohio Stay-At-Home order. Back in school we used to get a report card every 9 weeks. So in this sermon we do some self-evaluation under the Holy Spirit's guidance. How are we doing? Are we becoming more like Christ?

To wear a mask or not to wear a mask - that is the question. As Americans, don't we have the right NOT to wear a mask if we don't want to? But as Christ-followers, do we have a greater right, the right to put on humility?