We’re so spoiled with all the options we have today. Want to listen to music? Hop on your preferred app and listen to anything you want! Wanna watch a movie? It’s just as easy! Need groceries? All the major stores will deliver exactly what you want to your front door. In today’s message, Pastor Mark reminds us that Jesus is the only way to be saved from the judgment of God. You can’t pop open an app or order online from your favorite store. God has only given us one way to spend eternity with Him and that’s through Jesus.

So many people lump the Bible in as being just another ancient book of mythology. There certainly are some interesting stories found in it. Like a man surviving in the belly of a giant fish for three days and an entire nation crossing through the middle of the sea on dry land. In today’s message, Pastor Mark presents to us scientific evidence for one of the most controversial events found in the Bible – A worldwide flood. Today we’ll learn how Noah and his family were able to survive this catastrophic event.

Many times people will go against the norm just to get attention. They’re only looking to get ahead in life and to stand out in the crowd. The problem is that it’s still the crowd that they’re trying to please. How many will go completely against the crowd simply because it’s the right thing to do? In today’s message Pastor Mark teaches us that like Noah was, we’re also called to be preachers of righteousness. And also like Noah, we should fulfill our calling simply because God’s the one that called us to do it.

If you have someone in your life that’s constantly going against everything you stand for and they never listen to anything you say, what would you do? Isn’t the current-day motto we embrace to cut out all the toxic people? What if God cut out all the toxic people in the world? In today’s message Pastor Mark teaches us that one day God will cut off all the unrighteous, but also that He’s long suffering and merciful. He’s patient in waiting for us to turn from our sins and be made right in our relationship with Him.

It’s impossible to look at any source of news today without getting some kind of bad news. The truth is that in the days we live wickedness is a regular occurrence. We can’t go a single day without hearing about corruption, violence, and sexual immorality. Pastor Mark teaches us in today’s message that the days we live in are becoming increasingly more like the days of Noah. In the Bible, God says that He won’t strive with man forever, but that one day His final judgment will be brought on the whole earth.

When your kid puts their hand too close to the hot stove top, your reaction is probably going to scare them. That’s a good thing! You want your kid to be afraid of getting burnt. You want them to have a healthy fear that keeps them from touching that hot stovetop. In today’s Message Pastor Mark teaches us that even though the gospel is a message of good news and love, it also comes with a serious warning. The wrath of God is something you should be very afraid of. So afraid that it drives you to seek God for mercy.

Can you imagine opening up a diner with the best food ever and wanting to just get people in to eat? What if you went out into the streets and invited anyone and everyone to come in and try your food, for free? Imagine now, that no one would come in and eat. In today’s message Pastor Mark teaches us about how God gave Noah one hundred and twenty years to warn the people that the flood was coming, and no one listened. Have you answered God’s invitation to be saved from the wrath that’s going to come on the world?

We’ve all seen at one point or at least heard of the guy standing on the street corner holding a sign that says, “REPENT - THE END IS NEAR.” Some of us wonder, what does he mean by near? How many years has that guy been standing there waving his sign? In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches us about the necessity for God to judge sin. The Bible teaches us that God’s merciful, gracious, and long-suffering, but He’s also righteous and requires justice. How much longer do we have until His judgment comes?

For those that have children, we know what it's like to teach them to walk close to us. The more dangerous our surroundings are, the closer we teach them to walk. The further they wander, the more likely they are to get lost or hurt in some way. In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches us that a man named Enoch walked so close to God that he just stayed with HIm forever. Do you know of any better place to be than right by God’s side? How close are you walking to your heavenly Father today?

Sometimes it’s hard to imagine the past civilizations that once filled the earth. We tend to think that today we’re the most sophisticated civilization yet. What we fail to recognize is that those who came before us were not all that different. They had jobs and families and had to put food on the table too. In today’s message, Pastor Mark teaches us that not only were those that came before us like us in everyday life, but they also dealt with the same spiritual issue of sin that we do today.