Jesus tells the church in Laodecia that their complacency and indifference was a bitter taste in his mouth. Has the church fallen asleep, and is it time to wake her up? God cares about injustices and has called the church leading the way to address them. Pastor Mark challenges the church to get "hot" for the things that God cares about!

Many people have tattoos today, but does God have something to say about them. In Revelation, Jesus addresses the church in Philidelphia and talks tattoos in a way that might surprise you!

The church of Sardis looked good on the outside, but Jesus revealed that on the inside they were dead. Jesus is looking at our hearts. Can a simple requirement to wear a facemask reveal what is in your heart?

In the letter to the church of Thyatira, found in the book of Revelation, Jesus describes himself as having eyes like a flaming fire and feet like burnished bronze. What does this mean? And how does that impact our reward we will get in heaven? Pastor Mark Warren almost sets the place on fire when he demonstrates the process to get our reward.

How we live today affects our eternity. In John's letter to the church in Pergamum, he tells the early Christians that they are living a compromised life. Do you know if your life is compromised? Do you know if your life is on track? Pastor Mark reveals the way to find out!

Our culture does not like to think about death. Research shows people are happier when they think about the end of their life. In this second part of the series "Are You Ready", John writes to the church in Smyrna and tells us why we need to think about our death more frequently and the consequences, if we don't.

We will meet Jesus face to face one day. It will either be when Jesus returns or when we leave this earth. Jesus is looking for qualities in our life when we meet Him. This message series unpacks the letters to the seven churches from the book of Revelation. In Part One, Pastor Mark looks at the letter to the church of Ephesus.

The way we view life is called perspective. Your perspective gives you points of view which then forms opinions. But is your point of view correct? Mark Warren shares three ways to gain a Biblical perspective to help inform the way you see things.

What you believe matters more than you think. Our faith will determine our future. We can have faith in science, in technology, or in our family, but what about faith in Jesus. Where you place your hope will determine the destination of your life.

COVID-19 has caused many people to lose something - a job, a senior year, a planned vacation, and some have even lost a loved one. Understanding the stages of loss will help you to not only find hope but find a renewed life.