In this special Father’s Day message, Pastor Mark Butler invites us to take a closer look at the heart of our Heavenly Father. Whether your experience with fatherhood has been joyful or painful, this message offers hope, healing, and a reminder of who God is and how deeply He cares for His children. Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded of the Father who never fails.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler teaches on the redemptive nature of divine healing and the covenant God has made with His people. By walking through Galatians 3, Deuteronomy 28, and many other scriptures, he explains how sickness entered the world through sin, but healing was purchased through Christ. Pastor Mark highlights that believers have been redeemed from the curse of the law—including poverty, sickness, and spiritual death—and can stand on God’s Word with confidence.

The message unpacks the names of God—Jehovah Rapha, Jehovah Jireh, Jehovah Shalom, and more—to show how each one reveals His desire to provide, heal, guide, and be present. Pastor Mark encourages believers to receive the Word as spiritual medicine, resist symptoms with faith, and confess the promises of healing daily. With scripture declarations and practical application, this message reminds us that healing belongs to the children of God—not as a future hope, but as a present, covenant right.

In this message, Pastor Mark celebrates Pentecost Sunday by teaching on the power of connecting our faith with the words we speak. Pastor Mark shared how, like the disciples on the Day of Pentecost, every believer must find their voice—a voice aligned with God’s Word and Spirit. True faith isn’t silent; it speaks, declares, and acts on God’s promises with confidence. Using examples from Acts 2, Numbers 13, Joshua 14, and Philippians 4, we learned that our words shape our lives, and that faith must be spoken from the heart to produce results. As we hear the Word, believe it, and declare it, we position ourselves to receive God’s power and see His promises fulfilled. This message calls us to stop explaining why things can’t happen, and start proclaiming what God has said.

In part 5 of our Word Faith series, Pastor Mark teaches on an important principle that directly affects every believer’s walk of faith: forgiveness. Mark 11 says faith cannot fully function when unforgiveness is held in the heart. Harboring offense blocks faith, disrupts peace, and opens the door for the enemy’s influence. We encourage you to live free by being quick to forgive, quick to repent, and quick to believe—choosing to let go of offense and keep a good report, even in difficult circumstances. Forgiveness isn’t about releasing others; it’s about releasing yourself, so your faith remains strong and God’s promises continue working powerfully in your life.

In this third part of our series on Divine Healing, Pastor Mark encourages us with a vital truth: sickness is not from God. It is the work of the enemy, and Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil—every single one, including sickness (1 John 3:8). We looked at scriptures like Acts 10:38 and many others to remind ourselves that healing is part of our covenant. It’s not something we earn; it’s something we receive by faith because of God’s mercy and His Word.

In his message, Pastor Mark Butler continues the Word Faith series by teaching how faith can grow, strengthen, and be developed over time. Drawing from Romans 12 and Mark 11, he explains that God gives every believer a measure of faith, but it’s our responsibility to feed it, use it, and increase it through the Word. Pastor Mark outlines the difference between head faith and heart faith, encouraging believers to locate where they are in their faith walk and build from there. He challenges the church to examine whether they are acting on their faith, standing in it consistently, and allowing it to produce results—especially in areas like healing, provision, and spiritual breakthrough.

Pastor Mark continues his teaching series on divine healing, focusing on how to receive God’s Word as medicine for spirit, soul, and body. He explains that God’s Word brings life and health when it is heard, believed, and acted upon. He also illustrates how faith comes by hearing and emphasizes the importance of consistently feeding on the Word to strengthen the inner man. He also identifies spiritual “drains” like worry, fear, anger, and unforgiveness that can hinder healing, and encourages believers to apply the Word daily and give it time to work. Pastor Mark urges the church to stand firm in faith and let God’s promises prevail over symptoms and circumstances.

In part 3 of Word Faith, Pastor Mark emphasizes that faith must not only be believed but also exercised and spoken to produce results. He explains how faith grows through feeding on the Word and acting on it—especially in times of difficulty. He also highlights the importance of inward transformation, encouraging believers to let faith work on the inside to change how they see themselves and others. Pastor Mark challenges the church to grow in both triumphant faith (changing circumstances) and transforming faith (changing the heart), living boldly with confidence in God’s promises.

In his message, Pastor Mark begins a new Wednesday night series on divine healing by laying a strong biblical foundation for faith in God’s will to heal. He reads 101 healing scriptures—50 from the Old Testament and 51 from the New—highlighting God’s promises of health and restoration. Pastor Mark emphasizes that healing is not based on human opinion or experience but on the unchanging Word of God. He introduces 30 scriptural reasons why it is God’s will to heal and encourages believers to trust the Word above all else, explaining that God’s Word is life, health, and medicine to those who receive it.

In this heartfelt Mother’s Day message, Pastor Pam honors the influence of godly mothers and teaches on the redemptive power of faith through brokenness. Using the image of a cracked teacup repaired with gold, she illustrates how God restores and brings value to our broken places, allowing His light to shine through them. Drawing from the stories of women in Jesus’ genealogy and scriptures from 2 Timothy, Psalms, and Isaiah, Pastor Pam encourages parents—especially mothers—to pass on a legacy of faith, perseverance, and trust in God. She urges them to be examples in times of weakness and difficulty, showing their children how to pray, stand on God’s Word, and live with purpose in every season of life.