Recorded at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge, this sermon from Mark 9:17–29 follows a father who brings his tormented son to Jesus after every other attempt fails. Pastor Bulgrin shows why the next generation is under attack and how families can fight wisely

• Bring your children to Jesus again and again.

• Guard spiritual covering at home.

• Pray and fast. Some battles only break that way.

• Reject the modern “Moloch” voices that normalize sin and sideline God.

• Lead by your walk, not just your words.

If you’re weary, take hope: Jesus still takes children by the hand and lifts them up. This message will help parents, grandparents, and the whole church contend for our kids with faith and clarity.

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From Genesis 3:9, Pastor Bulgrin asks the question God asked Adam: “Where are you?” This message calls us to honest self-examination, repentance, and renewed closeness to God, reminding us that mercy still comes looking and proximity to His presence changes everything.

Recorded at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge, this sermon from Genesis 3:8–9 invites every listener to answer God’s question: Where are you—in relation to Him?
Pastor Bulgrin shows how sin creates distance, how pride resists repentance, and how God still comes searching to restore relationship. He teaches that:

• Proximity matters: nearness to God clarifies His voice and renews peace.

• Distance distorts: fear replaces fellowship when we hide.

• Mercy moves toward us: God calls us out of hiding and back to His presence.

The call is simple and urgent: draw near, repent quickly, and make God’s presence the center of your life. Revival begins when God’s people get close to Him.

Recorded during Family Enrichment Month at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge, Pastor Bulgrin opens with Psalm 127:1—“Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it.” We’re all “under construction,” and the bricks of our homes are the choices, words, priorities, and habits we set every day.

He defines a “healthy” home as one that is sound and thriving:

• Physically: strong, functioning as God designed

• Mentally & Emotionally: stable, balanced, and able to handle stress with Christ as our anchor

• Spiritually: aligned with truth, holiness, and growing faith

• Relationally: whole, stable, fruitful, and moving in the right direction

Then he identifies three forces that undermine a home:

1. Hidden/Unrepented Sin — like termites in the structure (Achan, Joshua 7); sin breaks trust and brings collateral damage.

2. Carnality & Prayerlessness — “to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace” (Romans 8:6). A prayerless home is a powerless home.

3. Absence of God — when God isn’t central, confusion and chaos fill the void (Judges 2:10).

The call is practical and hopeful: repent quickly, fathers lead spiritually, guard what enters your home, and invite God’s presence daily. Make prayer, worship, and the Word the culture of your house so your family is built on a firm foundation that will stand in every season.

In this powerful Sunday session, guest speaker Adam Shaw shares an encouraging message titled “Good Happens After Dark.” Recorded during Family Enrichment Month at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge, this sermon reminds us that God often does His greatest work in our darkest moments. Even when life feels uncertain or overwhelming, His light still breaks through the storm.

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In this Sunday morning teaching session from October 5, guest speaker Adam Shaw delivers a powerful message titled “The Soul-Sucking, Mental Health-Destroying, Promise-Robbing, Faith-Annihilating Power of a Bad Attitude.”

As part of Family Enrichment Month at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge, this lesson dives into the spiritual and emotional toll of negativity and the importance of guarding our hearts and minds. With humor, insight, and biblical truth, Bro. Shaw challenges listeners to renew their mindset and pursue the peace God promises.

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Recorded live at First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge on All Nations Sunday, missionary and author Charles Robinette preaches a faith-stirring message titled “God Will Move Suddenly!”

Throughout Scripture, we see that God loves to move in moments — sudden healings, sudden breakthroughs, sudden outpourings of His Spirit. In this powerful sermon, Bro. Robinette reminds us that the same God who moved in the book of Acts is still moving today. With passion and prophetic urgency, he challenges believers to expect the miraculous and to live with radical hunger for the presence of God.

Drawing from personal stories of revival and outpouring around the world, including divine encounters in Times Square and on international broadcast platforms, Bro. Robinette declares that the church is stepping into a season of unprecedented harvest. No delay. No denial. No disappointment — just the sudden, unstoppable move of God.

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