What happens when you continue to reject God over and over again? Pharaoh was given so many miraculous signs and opportunities to believe in God and surrender his life to Him but ultimately chose to continue to reject Him. God decided that Pharoah would never believe so He hardened the heart of Pharoah. Today, Pastor Mark will remind you to take the heart of God seriously. If you continue to mock God and deny that He exists there is a point in which God can reject you completely. God is extremely patient and kind, but you shouldn’t put Him to the test because He has the power to harden your heart as well. 

We certainly don’t know darkness the way that people in the past did. We have headlights on our cars and street lights in the city, and almost everyone has a flashlight on their phone, right in their pocket whenever they need it. In the times before electricity, people were much more dependent on the light of the sun. In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches you that the world you live in is a world of spiritual darkness. How can you find your way without light to see? The good news is that Jesus is the light of the World, and when you follow Him, He will light your path. When you follow Jesus, you’ll no longer stumble in the dark.

What is it that you’ve had to do that’s difficult, but you did it anyway, knowing it needed to be done? Maybe it was getting a root canal, or maybe it was stepping out of your comfort zone, like in Pastor Marks's story. There are always going to be things in life that you have to do, as uncomfortable as they may be. In his message today, Pastor Mark teaches you about the attitude Jesus had, as He determined to go to the cross. He didn’t want to suffer for the sins of the world, but He did it anyway, because of His love for you. He went to the cross because He knew it was the only way to reconcile you to Himself.

Many of us are out there trying to make something of our lives. Some may be satisfied with simply having the basics. Others are looking for riches, fame, meaningful relationships, or career success. None of these pursuits are necessarily wrong, but will any of them truly satisfy? In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches you that there’s only one pursuit in life that will matter when all else is said and done - a relationship with Jesus Christ. If you’re not right with God, then nothing else in this life will benefit you in eternity. Only Jesus can fulfill your deepest need and satisfy your soul.

Life is short, and none of us know how long we’re going to live. Some people live long lives, into their 80’s, 90’s, and even longer sometimes. There are also those who sadly come to the end of their lives unexpectedly at a young age. The point is, that no one knows for certain how long their time on the earth is going to be. Today, in Pastor Mark’s message, he’s going to challenge you to consider what you’re doing with the life that you’ve been given. Every day is a gift from God and an opportunity to live for Him. At the end of your life, what do you want to be able to say about the way you lived? Will you be content with what you’ve done with it?

Mary had an extraordinary understanding of Jesus’ path—His death and resurrection—while even His closest disciples were unaware until it was over. How could she grasp what others couldn’t? The answer lies in her devotion to Jesus; Mary spent her time at Jesus’ feet, absorbing His words and presence. Today, Pastor Mark emphasizes that if you desire deep spiritual insight and understanding beyond what spiritual leaders and teachers may share, commit to being in His presence. Devotion to Jesus can reveal truths that others might overlook. Spend time with Jesus today, soaking in His words and His presence.

Mary’s act of pouring out a perfume worth $60,000 at Jesus’ feet was a moment of pure, reckless devotion. It’s a level of love that makes you stop and think, would you do the same? Would you be willing to give up something so valuable? Her actions push us to reflect on what true, sacrificial love for the Lord really looks like. Today, Pastor Mark shares that while many of us love the Lord, we may hesitate to display such radical, unreserved worship. Imagine the silence that must have fallen as everyone watched, stunned by her sacrificial act. Does this story challenge you to seek a deeper, more wholehearted love for Jesus? 

It’s powerful to reflect on how Jesus, our Passover Lamb, was examined by all and found blameless. The religious leaders, from Pharisees to Sadducees, scrutinized Him, only to be silenced. Even Pilate, representing the government, declared, “I find no fault in this man.” He was truly the sinless Son of God. Today, Pastor Mark explains that this public examination fulfilled the role of the Passover lamb, ensuring that the One who would take away the sins of the world was truly spotless. Just as families once examined their Passover sacrifice, so the world tested Jesus and confirmed His innocence. Praise Jesus for His perfect sacrifice! 

It’s striking how our society embraces the teaching of various religions in schools, promoting diversity and inclusion. Yet, the moment Jesus is mentioned as the only way to God, everything changes. The reaction is swift: “Separation of church and state!” Christians are then accused of being bigots and close-minded. In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches that other religions pose no real threat because they lack the power and authority of Christ. While other belief systems may be tolerated, the transformative power of Jesus is often met with resistance. How can you stand firm in your faith when faced with such challenges?

Imagine witnessing the incredible power and miracles of Jesus for a thousand years yet still not believing in Him. It’s a perplexing thought, yet Pastor Mark points out that even in the face of His miracles and glory, some will still choose to turn away. It all comes down to a heart issue and a personal decision. Today, Pastor Mark emphasizes that many think everyone is good at heart and just needs the right environment to do the right thing. But the reality of the Millennial Kingdom challenges that belief. It shows that even in perfect circumstances, belief is a choice we must actively make. Are you choosing to believe?