This sermon from Romans 2:1-11 includes talk of God’s judgment, prophetic fulfillment of Romans 2 today, and the good news that we all need Jesus.

In this sermon from Romans 1, Pastor Mark preaches on forbidden sexual acts from the Bible, homosexuality, 9 objections to Biblical sex, gender, and sexuality, and the wrath of God.

In this sermon from Romans 1:8-17, Pastor Mark teaches on the importance of praying, planning, and preaching as well as being unashamed of the Gospel.

Paul’s letter to the Romans is widely considered his most towering theological work. This helps explain why it is listed first among Paul’s letters in the Bible, even though it was not written first. In this way, the order of Paul’s writings shows that Romans is of the first order. Not only has Romans impacted the history of the church, it can also impact the history of your life.

In this final sermon from the 2 Peter series, Pastor Mark preaches from 2 Peter 3 where, nearing the end of his life, Peter tells the people to stay steadfast in their faith, keep telling others about Jesus, and to keep their Bibles and their hearts open.

In this sermon from 2 Peter 2, Pastor Mark preaches about false teaching and the fact that what God creates, Satan also counterfeits and that it's most important to stick to the Bible in order to not self-destruct.

In this section of 2 Peter, he tells how God speaking is great but that God speaking through Scripture is even greater and then Pastor Mark gives 25 prophecies that prove Scripture is true.

In this first sermon from 2 Peter, Pastor Mark teaches how God works for you, in you, with you, and through you and how a Christian receives new desires, power, nature, and mind from the Lord.

In this final message from 1 Peter 5, Pastor Mark shares the importance of selecting your shepherd and finding your flock (choosing a pastor and church family), looking out for the lion (resisting the devil) and gives the ultimate reminder that the chief Shepherd is for Christians and coming back for us.

In 1 Peter 4, Peter gives admonition that Christians will likely suffer for their faith but the Good News of the Gospel promises that an end to the suffering will come when Jesus makes His final return.