MAPS Global Sermons

In Christ, God has reconciled our history and is using it to launch us into our destiny. Satan is sowing seeds to try to steal, stall it out and supplant it with regret, bitterness and jealousy. It's time to renounce regret, uproot bitterness and refuse jealousy!

We paused this Sunday from our Seven Letters series to address an issue that the Lord has been putting his finger on in our midst. On the cross you were reconciled to God. He not only reconciled you but is reconciling your history, your ancestry and every component of your story with your new identity and redeeming it for your destiny. Therefore, we must renounce regret over past seasons to fully embrace what Jesus is doing with us now in this moment and where He is leading us. The enemy wants to cause us to dwell in a sorrow that Paul calls "worldly grief". This kind of grief or sorrow produced death. How does it produce death? It keeps us from moving forward in our God designed destiny. Regret is designed by the enemy to stall you out in your journey.

In Christ, God has reconciled our history and is using it to launch us into our destiny. Satan is sowing seeds to try to steal, stall it out and supplant it with regret, bitterness and jealousy. It's time to renounce regret, uproot bitterness and refuse jealousy!

Listen to a message from Elizabeth Cloutier about worship, prayer, and the Great Commission on Sunday morning at MAPS Family Gathering. "It's important to understand that the Great Commission was given to the Church not just to individuals. It is a corporate mandate for the Church. Therefore, the Great Commission is the plumb line for every other kingdom assignment. Just as every believer's first calling is the Great Commandment; every believer's first assignment is the Great Commission because it is the preeminent mandate of the Church."

Jesus wants to have a conversation with the Church in your city. Following "The Man Among The Lampstands," R.A. Martinez introduces our new sermon series preaching through Revelation chapter 2 and 3 entitled, "The Seven Letters." In this message, R.A. Martinez calls the church to hear what the Spirit is saying to the churches.

This message kicked off a 21 day fast for our spiritual family starting on 1/11. We are joining together to put Jesus first, embrace weakness, and seek His voice over our family. In this sermon, R.A. walks through elements of biblical fasting and then lays out four specific points for our family to pray into for these next three weeks. Join us for 8 am and Noon Prayer on weekdays as we start the year out seeking the Lord corporately!

Listen to our first message of 2021 from R.A. Martinez titled "Sober Joy, Anchored Faith."

R.A. Martinez shares a final Advent message on the fourth Sunday of Advent.