Mannahouse Sunday Messages

Pastor Michael Corbin brings a word about how we can thrive in every season. With heartwarming relatability, she shares from scripture and her personal story about how we can believe that God wants to use us, believe what God says about us, and keep our feet firmly planted & hands open in surrender so we can look up and impact the world around us.

In this message from the "Faith for Your Family" series, Lanny & Joanne Hubbard draw inspiration from the lives of influential singles in the Bible to identify ways God uses singleness as a blessing. They also draw from their own experiences to offer practical advice for dealing with struggles such as loneliness. They close with a powerful reminder that singleness is not a limitation but an opportunity.

Continuing the “Faith for Your Family” series, this week’s message is titled Laws of Building a Biblical Marriage Pt. 2, where we explore the key aspects of marital unity through the lens of scripture.

In this week's message, we continue our journey through the "Faith for Your Family" series exploring foundational principles that apply to everyone—whether you're single, married, engaged, or navigating a different life stage. In this video, we dive into the biblical blueprint for marriage and family, beginning with the origins found in Genesis. What was God's original plan for relationships, and how can we align our lives with His vision? Pastor Derrill walks us through key concepts like the Law of Priority and the Law of Pursuit, helping us understand the significance of placing our marriage above all other human relationships and actively pursuing our spouse.

Through this sermon we dive into a new series called Faith for Your Family. Whether you're single, married, divorced, or somewhere in between, this message is for you! We explore God's vision for your family, the challenges that all families face, and how faith can make a difference in your home. This week’s message covers powerful scriptures discusses a blueprint to build a strong, God-centered family. We also discuss the importance of roles in marriage, parenting, and how to align with God's original design for our lives and our relationships.

This week's message belongs to a series of conversation that talks about Life at the Table. Pastor Derrill Corbin teaches on how God thinks and acts generationally and emphasizes that we be intentional about training and preserving the next generation.

Pastor Derrill's continues the Life of the Table series with a sermon emphasizing the global table. We find that the call of God to gather at the table was enlarged up on Pentecost (which happens to be today), 50 days after Passover, when the Holy Spirit was poured out on the newly formed church. The power that came upon them was for witness in the nations of the world. This requires honor, flexibility, curiosity, and a true acknowledgment that ethnicity is eternal and part of God’s design for humanity. Stretching ourselves to be multicultural and multi-ethnic believers is Godly.

This week's message belongs to a series of conversation that talks about Life at the Table. In this message which falls on the same day as Mother's Day, Pastor Derrill Corbin talks about the Family Table and how it is the primary place of discipleship. God places us into family (both natural and spiritual), then works IN the family by growing and blessing it, so that He can work THROUGH the family to bring His blessing to those that are around us. The centerpiece of these family relationships is the table.

This week’s message is part of a series called “Life at the Table.” Pastor Derrill teaches about the impact when those seated at the local church table set a table for those in their neighborhoods. He encourages believers to move closer to the world around us by moving INto our neighborhoods, create a culture of radically ordinary hospitality which sacrifices temporally so that others can live eternally. He challenges listeners to practice honor and embrace celebration.

In this week's message from the series "Life at the Table," Pastor Derrill challenges listeners to move from the church table to the work table to build Jesus' Church. Acknowledging how spiritual life impacts work life, he poses three crucial questions: 1. Is work something we endure or something we delight? 2. How much of my identity and significance is rooted in my work? 3. What is the impact of marketplace tables in my life and the lives of others?