Fierce Church Sermons

Pastor Mark Carter continues the series, "Is this the end?" and talks about the tribulation and what will happen during the time, as well as what comes next. The tribulation will be a time of great darkness in the world, but the good news is Jesus will be victorious. 

Conversing with God all day is not the same thing as seeking His face. At least, not in the way He has commanded us to. Jesus was super clear about the centrality of God’s Word in the life of a disciple. Disciples who last, put their walk first. 

Is this the end? The world seems to be going off the rails lately. Difficulties are everywhere. There is so much political turmoil, violence, and tragedy. It's easy to look at all this and stress out, despair or tune it all out. Pastor Mark Carter reminds us that difficult times won't last forever and as disciples of Jesus, our hope is in Him.

Every person, every spiritual leader, and every church has a calling to carry the fire of worship. When the people of God lose their hearts to worship, they miss the access to Jesus that would change, heal, and direct them. Here's how to get more out of worship. 

Every pastor needs a sabbatical at some point during their ministry. A sabbatical is not only a time for rest; it's also an opportunity to go up the mountain and deeply connect with the Lord. In this message, Pastor Mark Carter shares four reasons pastors need a sabbatical. 

Have you ever compared yourself to others and thought you just don’t measure up or have what it takes? Many of us find ourselves playing the comparison game at some point. Comparison says you lack, that you don’t have enough, or that you are not up to what you should be. It takes our eyes off of Jesus and distracts us with something else. And these things that are distracting us are threats. We need to guard our hearts from allowing comparison to get in because it’s always lurking at the door.

As people begin their Christian walk, they quickly get the part about following Jesus but often miss the part about interacting with the church — which is the body of Christ. But it’s important to understand that prioritizing your spiritual family is a way to continue to grow your walk with God. 

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Sometimes we are offended that someone doesn’t seem to value us or our opinion enough. However, God might be humbling us because He is actually trying to promote us. God can’t promote very far those who who can’t handle people being entirely unimpressed or disinterested in them. Sometimes Jesus brings you low to bring you high. 

God gives believers in Jesus Christ spiritual gifts that are like spiritual dynamite in your pocket. This is how God reveals his will individually for us and what he wants each of us to do. We’ve got to understand this dynamite in our pocket and we’ve got to use it. You will be a unique solution for particular problems in a particular local body of Christ. In this message from The Fierce Pathway series, Pastor Carter talks about making sure you are doing everything in your power to use your spiritual gifts.

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We can spend so much of a season learning a particular lesson. But as time passes, the lessons we've already learned tend to become obscured. That's when it's important to pause and reflect on what you've already learned but keep forgetting.

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