Edinbrook Church

Brent Hall | February 18

The Bible is clear that if we want to see God move, we have to pray. God wants us to pray big, bold, audacious prayers of faith. When a man asks Jesus to help his son, Jesus expects the man to believe He can do the seemingly impossible. But, what about when we pray with faith and God doesn’t appear to answer? Are we doing something wrong? In this message we will discuss the importance of faith and what to do when we haven’t received an answer to prayer.  

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Joshua Kirsch | February 11

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Brent Hall | February 4

One of the most popular stories in all the Bible is Jesus feeding the five thousand. But do we really understand what Jesus is trying to teach us here? Is it a miracle? Yes. Does Jesus care about our physical needs? Yes. But this event is trying to teach us something so much deeper, something we all desperately need to hear—especially in light of what today’s culture tells us. If you’re looking for more joy, more peace, and a sense of purpose in life, this message is for you! This week we will discuss what the feeding of the five thousand is really about and how it can change your life.  

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Brent Hall | January 28

What do you do when life is hard? Stress out, panic, get angry and lash out, quit? Whether we like it or not, life is hard at times. In other words, we experience storms. When the disciples found themselves experiencing a literal storm on the sea of Galilee they panicked. Jesus wasn’t too happy with their response. In this message we will explore what helps us stay calm even the most stressful of situations and one thing we can do to find peace no matter what. 

Brent Hall | January 21

It might be hard to believe, but the very people who witnessed Jesus driving out evil spirits and healing people struggled to believe He was who He claimed to be. Even Jesus’ own family doubted His claims. Why is that? Why do people doubt? Why do we doubt? If we’re not careful, doubt might cause us to commit an eternal sin that Jesus says cannot be forgiven! In this message it’s crucial we discuss what the unforgivable sin and how to deal with this terrible warning.  

Brent Hall | January 14

The first ministry event we read about in Mark’s Gospel is Jesus casting an evil spirit out of a man. We then learn that driving out spiritual darkness was primary to Jesus’ mission. But why was this so important to Jesus’ ministry? Is this still an issue today? Could unclean spirits be affecting our lives, families, and nation in ways we don’t fully understand? This week we will look at Jesus power to drive out the darkness and what we can do be free from spiritual attack.

Brent Hall | January 7

Every account of history has to start somewhere. Mark’s Gospel waste no time introducing us to Jesus. But Mark doesn’t begin with Jesus’ ministry, he begins with Jesus’ preparation for ministry. Even Jesus had to prepare for what God was about to do. In this message we will look at Mark’s introduction of Jesus and how it can prepare us for great things in 2024. 

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The Gospel of Mark Reading Plan

Joshua Kirsch | December 31

Right now, in this moment, what is your posture? Are you stressed or calm? Anxious or at peace? How about physically? Are your neck and shoulders tight or relaxed? Is your mind racing or are you taking life as it is? Whether we realize it or not, we live from our posture. And in subtle, and not-so-subtle ways, our heart’s posture determines how we handle life as it comes our way. In our final message of the Christmas series, we will learn from two little-known characters about how to live with a posture of expectancy instead of expectations; two characters named Simeon and Anna. 

Psalm 62:5
Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him.

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Brent Hall | December 24

Christmas should remind us that we don’t have to go through life alone, God is with us. The question is do we actually know God, or do we only know about God. There is a difference. In this Christmas message we will look at the special name Jesus is given (Immanuel) and why it matters.  

Matthew 1:23

“The virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel”—which means, “God with us.” 

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Tyler Roland | December 17

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