MH1AG Sermon Podcast

Your mind is a supersonic highway of thoughts. How do we direct  our thoughts toward aligning with the mind of Christ? In this series, we examine how to have the mindset that God calls us to have. 

In this message, using Romans 12 as a launch point, we look at how we see our mind renewed to come into alignment with the work that Jesus has done in our lives. 

Pastor Lacey delivers a powerful message on following the cloud of God's presence. In the cloud is direction of God, provision of God and the presence of God. 

It's time to stop living in Christianity around the shallow end and press into the deeper things of God. In this message, Pastor Josh looks at the story of Eutychus in Acts 20 and shows us the danger of not being all the way in. 

Samson pursued the satisfaction of his flesh at the cost of his anointing. In this message, we look at the story of Samson and see how compromise leads us to a place of destruction. 

The church has been lulled to a place of comfort and apathy and the enemy has been at work. In this series, we look at how God has called the church to be awake, alert and active in the world today. 

In this message, Pastor Josh looks at three key characteristics of a church that is active in the world today. 

We conclude our series, Let Us Pray, with a message from Joel 2 challenging us to continue in prayer until we see the promises of God. 

In Joshua 10 we see Joshua pray and the sun stands still. In this message we look at 4 things that teach us to pray bold prayers of faith. 

We continue our series on prayer with Pastor Josh preaching a message about a church devoted to prayer and when we devote ourselves to prayer, God marks us with His presence. 

We say we pray but do we really pray? In this series, we examine the discipline of prayer and its work in the hearts of God's people. In this message, Pastor Josh preaches a challenging word to be a people of prayer. 

As we close out 2023, Pastor Josh reminds us that there is still a roar of worship and praise inside of our lives.