This broken world is in desperate need of believers who are willing to serve God’s kingdom purposes by investing in the lives of people as spiritual influencers. This is our calling as Christians on earth. (2 Corinthians 10:7-18)

What is revival and how does it happen? Guest Speaker, Bob Moeller, comes to share this message about the Spirit of God doing a great work in reviving hearts.

The enemies of our souls create prisons of the mind. Truth and obedience destroy those prisons and lead us to the mind of Christ. (2 Corinthians 10:1-6)

Gratitude for God’s grace overflows in joyful and purposeful generosity that glorifies the gospel of Jesus. We should steward the resources God blesses us with in a manner that demonstrates our allegiance to God. (2 Corinthians 9)

God entrusts more to followers of Christ who have proven themselves trustworthy. In this message, we are going to consider what Paul has to say to the Corinthians about the process of delivering their financial gift; five essential qualities of a trustworthy leader. (2 Corinthians 8:16-24)

In this sermon, we are going to examine the pseudo-spirituality of Simon the magician. From Doctor Luke’s account in Acts 8 of his apparent conversion, we are going to learn how to discern and seek a genuine move of the Spirit in our lives and ministries which will make a real difference for Christ in time and eternity.

Friend of MBC, Pastor Nephtali Matta, visits to give us this timely message that God is always speaking; we just need to have ears to hear and a heart that is postured in humility.

It’s been said that the meaning of true love is to “give until it hurts.” But God’s word teaches us to give until it feels good. As Paul explained in 2 Corinthians 9:7: "For God loves a cheerful giver." God’s grace is the motivation for radical generosity that magnifies the love of Jesus in and through our lives. (2 Corinthians 8:1-15)

Roy Patterson, Community Relations Director at Moody Bible Institute, Moody Radio Host, and friend of Midwest Bible Church, joins us to share this message from Acts 12:11-17.

God is drawn to brokenness and He restores the contrite in heart. Godly grief, although it may not feel good in the moment, can lead to great good. (2 Corinthians 7:8-16)