First Free Podcast

Mark 1:21–45

Pastor Shane Holden explores the authority, compassion, and transforming power of Jesus as He teaches, heals, and delivers. The message reveals the defining characteristics of God’s kingdom and invites us to respond to the King.

Mark 1:16–20

Pastor Shane Holden examines Jesus’ call to the first disciples and the invitation to follow Him. The message challenges believers to leave behind old securities and step into a life shaped by obedience and mission.

Mark 1:14–15

Pastor Jon Reiner explores Jesus’ announcement of the kingdom of God and the call to repent and believe. The message challenges listeners to respond to the nearness of God’s reign with faith and wholehearted allegiance.

Mark 1:11–13

Pastor Shane Holden examines Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness and His victory over the enemy. The message encourages believers to trust God’s Word and rely on His strength when facing seasons of testing.

Mark 1:1–13

Pastor Shane Holden explores the opening of Mark’s Gospel and the arrival of Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s promises. The message unpacks why the good news is truly good—because it centers on the coming of the Son of God who brings salvation and hope.

Mark 1:1

Pastor Jon Reiner opens the Gospel of Mark by declaring the identity and authority of Jesus Christ. The message highlights Jesus as the powerful Son of God whose arrival changes everything.

2 Samuel 7–8

Pastor Shane Holden explores David’s desire to build a house for the Lord and God’s gracious covenant promise in response. The message highlights a heart of generosity that flows from gratitude for God’s faithfulness and grace.

2 Samuel 12

Pastor Shane Holden walks through David’s confrontation with Nathan and his response to conviction. The message reveals the transforming beauty of true repentance and the mercy of God that meets us when we turn back to Him.

2 Samuel 9

Pastor Shane Holden explores David’s kindness to Mephibosheth, revealing a powerful picture of covenant loyalty and unexpected grace. The message reminds us that though we may be damaged by life’s circumstances, we are invited to the King’s table through His mercy.