In this special Mother’s Day sermon from Pastor Mark & Grace, they share how leading their family includes love, enjoyment, affirmation, and discipline.

A pervasive lie is that Heaven will be boring and lame but, in this sermon, Pastor Mark tells that Heaven will be a place of relationships, pleasure, laughter, adventure, worship, exploration, and spending time with God face-to-face.

The Bible describes Heaven in a multitude of ways and, in this sermon, Pastor Mark teaches on five of them including Heaven as a kingdom, a city, a home, a garden, and a forever party.

God’s original plan for the earth was perfect and holy but through the serpent’s temptation, man turned their back on God through sin. In his infinite grace, God gave humanity another chance, will restore and redeem the world, and invites Christians to live in a New Heaven and New Earth with Him forever.

Jesus’ resurrection is the most important and influential event in the history of the world and, in this Easter sermon, Pastor Mark gives 20 reasons to believe in Jesus’ resurrection.

In this sermon, Pastor Mark tells Jesus’ seven last proclamations from the cross and how Good Friday actually is good news.

In the final chapter of Daniel, there are 5 things you can look forward to: God rescuing the troubled, God raising the dead, God ruling the future, God refining the defiled, and God rewarding the faithful.

Charles Swindoll called Daniel 11 “one of the most remarkable chapters in the entire Bible”. Donald Campbell points out that, in the first 35 verses of the chapter, there are at least 135 prophecies that have been literally fulfilled and can be proven by history. In this sermon, Pastor Mark shows that humans don’t control the future, but we can know the One who does.

Life won’t always be easy and, as Daniel shows, it’s ok to lament and not be ok, but we must be aware that our pain on this earth is part of the great, spiritual war in the unseen realm.

In the midst of what could be fearful circumstances, Pastor Mark brings a message of hope in Jesus despite the fear.