Pastor Mick shares a bonus message to the "Worship 2026" series about how true praise invites God to work supernaturally and powerfully in us. He shares his testimony of how God has worked in him this week in Tennessee, to clear out unforgiveness and bitterness in his relationship with his recovered addict son. He shares his unexpected encounter as he began to engage in praise and worship.

Pastor Mick's 2026 Easter message is what he calls the oddest message, originally given to a Pastor, for the Apostle Paul - from 2 Tim. 2:8. In the midst of the good pastoral instructions given, he tells Timothy, "Remember Jesus raised from the dead". That should be a no-brainer and so obvious. But so necessary back then, and for us today. Every moment, every thought, every word - energized by the very much alive Jesus, who really lives in us. REMEMBER JESUS!

Pastor Mick Catron continues with the theme of Worship, looking at Ps. 9 with David's "determined, directional response" to God. We reviewed last weeks two Greek words about worship, then also looked at three Hebrew words - "Hallel", "Yadah", and "Todah" - that instruct disciples of the expressions of worship that are desired by our Lord.

Pastor Mick Catron shares a special topical message on Worship - what it is, and what it's not. He specifically points to two New Testament words for worship, one dealing with a point of view, and one dealing with resulting decided and determined choices and behaviors. He uses various scriptures to give examples of each.

Pastor Mick gives a special message addressing three aspects of Peace. First, current world events in relation to the soon coming "facade of peace" as prophecied in Antichrist. Then the "Peace WITH God" in our relationship with Him. Then the "Peace OF God" in our daily experience that comes from knowing He has a plan in all, and that His love and purpose will always stand.

In this final study of AMOS, Pastor Mick walks thru chapter 9 of Amos. He begins with a couple nuggets from ch. 8 - The "pride of Jacob" and the "famine of God's Word", and then ch. 9. We see the inability to hide from God's judgment, a final reminder of God's greatness, and then the future hope of the reunited Jewish people upon their land, as began to be realized in 1948.

In this study of AMOS, Pastor Mick walks thru the last half of chapter 7 and chapter 8 of Amos. We see the official rejection of Amos and his message by Northern King Jeroboam and Bethel Priest Amaziah. Even with rejecting the prophet himself, the Word of God was still destined to come to pass. Ch. 8 shares what it will be like after Assyria's conquest of Israel.

In the study of AMOS, Pastor Mick walks thru chapter 6 and the first 8 verses of chapter 7 of Amos. These chapters have warning thru visions for the Northern Kingdom of Israel. We see the heart of God and the heart of Amos toward God's soon-to-be-conquered peoples.

Pastor Mick walks thru the chapter 5 of Amos. This chapter is a Dirge, a sad funeral song for the coming demise of the Northern Kingdom of Israel some 25-30 years later. Mick shares how each sad verse is followed by God's interruption offering mercy in spite of the coming judgement.

Pastor Mick walks thru the chapter 3 & 4 of Amos. We see the declaration of coming judgments in ch. 3. In ch. 4 we see God's successive efforts to get the attention of His people, but instead of return to Him, they continued to fall into false god worship and injustice. After His extensive efforts to effect repentance and restoration, he again declares their coming judgment.