In this message, Youth Minister Cameron Cooper explores the peace, restoration, and hope that became available to believers after the resurrection of Jesus. Preaching from Luke 24 and Philippians 4, he emphasizes that peace is not something stolen from us—it’s often something we surrender. Cameron illustrates how Jesus, after rising from the dead, pursued his followers in their doubt and distance, offering peace and reminding them of truth. He focuses on the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus and Peter’s restoration, showing how Jesus lovingly meets us in our brokenness and calls us back to purpose.

In his message, Pastor Mark Butler teaches on the power of taking faith-filled action in everyday life. Drawing from Malachi 3, Daniel 11, and Colossians 2, he emphasizes that even small acts of obedience and trust in God are recorded and remembered by Him. Pastor Mark encourages believers not to underestimate the impact of simple faith decisions—whether in prayer, service, giving, or standing firm in God’s Word—because they build spiritual momentum and open the door to God’s provision and direction.

In this message, Pastor Mark builds on the foundation laid in the first message of the series, continuing to emphasize the essential role of strong, active faith rooted in God’s Word. Teaching from Hebrews 4 and 2 Corinthians 4, he reminds believers that simply hearing the Word is not enough—it must be mixed with faith to produce results. Pastor Mark explains that true faith transforms how we see ourselves, how we view others, and how we face life’s challenges. He encourages believers to actively trust, speak, and apply the Word in every area of their lives. Introducing the next steps of the series, Pastor Mark outlines three dimensions of growing faith: triumphant faith, transforming faith, and transcending faith, calling believers to a deeper, more powerful walk of faith built on the unchanging truth of God’s Word.

In his message, Pastor Mark Butler teaches on the unmatched power and authority of God’s Word to transform lives. Drawing from Acts 19 and 20, he emphasizes that the Word of God is not only able to convict, cleanse, and build up believers, but also to produce faith, peace, joy, and lasting change. Pastor Mark encourages believers to not merely hear the Word, but to act on it, allowing it to shape their thoughts, behaviors, and responses to life. He reminds the church that God’s Word is the source of wisdom, spiritual strength, and assurance of salvation—bringing victory and stability in every season.

In this Resurrection Sunday message, Pastor Mark Butler teaches on the present and future power of the resurrection, emphasizing that the resurrection of Jesus is not just a historical event but a living reality for believers today. Preaching from 1 Corinthians 15, he reminds listeners that resurrection life empowers Christians to live with hope, joy, and strength in the midst of a broken world. Pastor Mark explains that because Christ lives, believers are already raised spiritually and can look forward to the physical resurrection of their bodies. He encourages the church to walk daily in the newness of life, standing strong in their faith and experiencing the power of God that transforms every part of their lives.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler walks through the events and meaning of the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting the significance of each statement Jesus made on the cross. He emphasizes that the death of Jesus was not an accident but a deliberate act of obedience to God’s plan of redemption. Pastor Mark reflects on Jesus’ forgiveness, compassion, and complete fulfillment of prophecy even in the midst of His suffering. He encourages believers to bring others to the cross, not only to receive salvation but to experience the depth of God’s love, grace, and purpose. Through Christ’s victory, we have forgiveness, assurance, and the power to live a transformed life.

In his Palm Sunday message titled “Jesus Holds the Keys,” Pastor Mark Butler teaches on the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and the events leading up to His crucifixion and resurrection. He emphasizes that Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection were intentional acts of obedience that secured victory over sin, death, and the devil. Pastor Mark explains how Jesus took the keys of death and hell, giving believers spiritual authority and freedom. Through scripture, he reminds the church that Jesus’ sacrifice redeemed us, destroyed the power of the enemy, and offers believers new life, healing, and peace.

In this foundational message titled “Word Faith,” Pastor Mark Butler begins a new series focused on building strong, practical faith grounded in God’s Word. Drawing from Hebrews 4, Hebrews 10, and James 1, he emphasizes that faith is essential for pleasing God and walking in His promises. Pastor Mark teaches that true biblical faith—Word faith—must be rooted in Scripture, acted upon, and consistently developed. He encourages believers to fully trust what God says above all else, to grow in how faith comes and how it’s released, and to live with confident expectation in God’s power, goodness, and provision.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler emphasizes the importance and effectiveness of a prayer life rooted in God’s Word. He encourages listeners to be intentional and specific in their prayers, aligning their requests with scriptural promises to build strong faith. Pastor Mark highlights the significance of setting a godly example through genuine faith and trust in God, particularly within family life and parenting. He reminds the congregation that a consistent, authentic relationship with God, demonstrated openly to children, shapes a legacy of faith and spiritual strength.

In this message, Youth Minister Cameron Cooper teaches from John chapter four, emphasizing how Jesus intentionally traveled through Samaria, not out of convenience, but due to a divinely orchestrated appointment with the woman at the well. Cooper illustrates how God arranges our lives with purpose, even when we feel like we are making mistakes or are in the wrong place at the wrong time. He encourages listeners to recognize and embrace these divine moments as purposeful encounters designed by God to transform and refresh our lives. Ultimately, he challenges believers to actively draw from the “living water” that Jesus offers, growing spiritually beyond dependency on others, and learning to encourage and feed themselves through personal engagement with God’s Word.