Pastor Mick Catron's 2025 Easter sermon - "What If You're Wrong?" Mick looks at a few views of Jesus, Resurrection, Hell, and Heaven that are popular among non-believers and compares them to what the Bible says.

Pastor Mick walk thru the major events in the last week of the life of Jesus. Including the Triumphal Entry, Cleansing of the temple, Public Confrontations with Religious Leaders, Last Supper, Arrest, Trials, and Crucifixion. Mick compares these events with normal Passover week events in Jerusalem that actually prefigure the week's main events Jesus experienced.

In this study, Pastor Mick walks us thru Heb. 13:17-25. The focus of the study is the relationship of the believers with their spiritual leaders. Mick goes thru Biblical responsibilities for both Shepherds, and for their flocks.

In this study, Pastor Mick walks us thru Heb. 13:9-16. The focus of the study is the new Altar and the new sacrifices that the New Covenant Christian has and does, now fully by faith in Christ.

A special topical study by Pastor Mick Catron looking at the New Nature we receive when we come to Christ. Mick looks at various scriptures as we see the nature of the new believer, the power, and purpose of "partaking of the divine nature", as Peter calls it.

In this study, Pastor Mick walks us thru Heb. 13:7-9. The focus is three exhortations for Christians - Remember Former Leaders, Imitate Their Faith, and Don't Get Carried Away With Strange Teaching. Mick develops each of these three themes.

In this study, Pastor Mick walks us thru Heb. 13:4-6. The focus is NOT seeking contentment by money or material things, but DO seek contentment from a secure relationship with Christ. We look at Jesus' teaching about the godly perspective of material, and the spiritual riches of contentment and purpose.

Pastor Mick teaches a topical message, starting with Heb. 13:4, about the Biblical view of Marriage, Sex, and Immorality and it's contrast with that of modern culture. We see God's intention and instruction and prohibition regarding these important areas of Christian expression.

As we begin Heb. 13, Pastor Mick walks thru the first 3 verses with three exhortations for Christ-followers. All three are based on an expression of Phileo (brotherly) love, which is motivated by God's Agape love shed abroad in our lives.

As a transition between the theological section of Heb. 1-12, and the practical section of Heb. 13, Pastor Mick addresses the Big Question - Can a true believer in Christ lose or abandon his salvation? Pastor Mick looks at key passages from Hebrews and from John's gospel and epistle to address this difficult question.