David, who was a man after God’s own heart, has much to teach us. He not only knew the blessings of waiting on the Lord, but he also knew the heartaches of not waiting on the Lord and getting ahead of God. When we are waiting on God, we are waiting with God and He makes the waiting worth it all. (Psalm 40:1-3)

Kingdom patrons give selfless and sacrificial support to each other so that they can be all they are called to be in Christ. They serve with committed lives, courageous loyalty, and costly love. (1 Chronicles 11:10)

When we know the restoring grace of God we become instruments of His restoring grace in the lives of others. To unfold this theme we are going to examine the source, signs, and solution of bitterness. (1 Samuel 30)

God uses His people to rescue others from spiritual ruin and destruction (1 Samuel 25)

Mephibosheth was adopted into King David's household and invited to dine at the King's table for the rest of his life. We have this same adoption and invitation from King Jesus to come, eat, and rest with Him at His table all the days of our lives. (2 Samuel 9)

Knowing the preciousness of the blood of Jesus empowers believers to overcome their accuser and adversary.
(Revelation 12:11)

Mature believers build each other up in the faith by persistently praying for opportunities to serve, personally participating in outreach, and patiently persevering through opposition and obstacles

Guest Speaker & friend of MBC, Pastor Bob Moeller, joins us to give biblical principals on being a good father. It's never too late to start now, even if your child is 50 years old.

People who know their God stand firm in faith even in dark times. We are going to consider some essential ways our faith must operate so that when the lights go out we can stand firm in hope in the midst of the darkness. (Daniel 11)

In this sermon, we're going to consider what believers in exile must receive from the divine realm to light up the darkness and fulfill their kingdom assignments.
(Daniel 10)