Pastor Marc preaches today out of 2 Kings chapter 2. The men of the city have asked Elisha to ask the Lord to redeem their water source. Elisha is commanded to throw salt to cure the water. Pastor Marc correlates the salt that transformed the water to the job of the Church to transform the world.

Pastor Marc continues the sermon series on Responding to the Resurrection by looking at the call of Jeremiah in Jeremiah chapter 6. We too have been called like Jeremiah, to carry out the good news of the Gospel. We can do it! We fear grips your heart, let Jesus grip your hand.

Pastor Marc reads out of John 20 and 21 highlighting the response of Mary Magdalene, Peter, and Thomas to the resurrection of Christ. We cannot keep Christ to ourselves. He is not ours alone, he came to save the world.

As we showed off our kids in a talent showcase, Pastor Marc follows with this sermon about the power of our children. Taking from Paul’s writings to Timothy, Pastor Marc encourages the church to pass on the mantle and to train the generations that are coming up.

What’s the best news you’ve ever heard? The best news this world has ever heard has been the voice of the angel saying, “He is not here! He has Risen!” Enjoy this Easter sermon from Pastor Marc, taken out of Luke 24 as we proclaim the best news ever!

As we celebrate Palm Sunday this morning we take a look at Christ’s Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem from the gospel of Luke, chapter 19. Pastor Marc talks about the responsibility of the donkey to carry Christ into the city. He challenges us to carry Christ wherever we go, in our homes, our workplace, our social activities, and proclaim the Good News. The Master has called you to carry Him wherever you go.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc looks at Isaiah 54 as a mandate for New Covenant for 2018. It is a challenged to be stretched spiritually, to extend our borders to the left and to the right, and drive our stake in the enemy’s territory to reclaim our land.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc looks at Joshua 6. One of the most well knowns stories of the bible, the walls of Jericho. The Israelites had to make a change to receive the blessing God had for them. What do you need to change this year? The only one that can stop God’s blessings in your life is you. Only you can make the change.

Today Pastor Marc preaches out of the book of Mark. We dive in to the story of Blind Bartimeus, a blind beggar who had an encounter with Jesus and his faith made him see again. In the middle of all the commotion, Jesus heard one blind man. He knows about you!

This New Year’s Eve sermon comes from the Book of Esther. Lacey breaks down Esther’s mission for her people in this sermon and charges us with the mandate to enter the courts of the King with Esther’s mantra, “If I live, I live. If I perish, I perish.” What in your life needs to perish this year so that you can boldly enter the courts of the King?