Radiant Church Bay City

In this message, Pastor Marco explores the book of Job and reminds us that easy answers can never replace true compassion, listening, and being present with people in their pain. When life doesn't make sense, we must focus on what matters most: showing up for one another and trusting who God is, even when we don't understand what He is doing.

In this message, Pastor Marco takes us through Job 3, showing how easily we try to avoid pain, pretend we are fine, or fear that grief is a sign of weak faith. But the truth is, we cannot heal from the hurt we refuse to acknowledge. Through the honesty of Job and the compassion of Jesus, we discover that the goal isn't to avoid grief, but to bring our raw pain, questions, and sorrow into the presence of God and let others walk beside us.

In the opening message of Faith in Difficult Times, Pastor Marcus Morgan explores what it means to trust God when suffering comes and we don’t understand why. Through Job’s response to loss, we discover that suffering is a reality even for the faithful, but God can use it to mature our faith. Even when we don’t understand our circumstances, we can trust God’s character and take heart knowing that Jesus is with us in every season.

In this message, Pastor Marco explores the impact of AI on the church and reminds us that technology can never replace authentic Christian community, the wisdom of God's Word and Spirit, or the relationships that shape us to become more like Jesus. As our world becomes increasingly digital, we must prioritize what God designed to help us grow: human connection.

In this message, Pastor Marco takes us through Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel, showing how we can try to find significance through what we accomplish, making a name for ourselves, and controlling our own future. But the good news is that God has not abandoned humanity. From Abraham to Pentecost and ultimately to Jesus, God comes down to rescue us and give us the significance, identity, and new life we could never find on our own.

What do we do when it feels like God has forgotten us? In this message from Genesis 8–9, Pastor Marcus reminds us that God’s remembrance isn’t about God suddenly recalling what He forgot, but about Him turning His attention toward His people and acting according to His promises. Through the story of Noah, we’re encouraged to trust that even in seasons of silence, uncertainty, and waiting, God remembers us, God is faithful, and He has not forgotten us.

In this message, Pastor Marco takes us through Genesis 6–7, where humanity’s depravity has reached its height and God brings judgment upon the earth. But God shows favor to Noah and his family and provides a way of escape through the ark. In the same way, God has provided a way of salvation from the coming judgment through Jesus. Our response is to trust Him and obey His Word, just as Noah “did all that God had commanded.”

In this message, Pastor Marco reminds us that God is the Father who goes before us. He fights for us, carries us when we are weary, and prepares the way for what lies ahead. Because God is already in our tomorrow, we can trust Him and face the future without fear.

In this message, Pastor Marco takes us to Genesis 5 and the life of Enoch, a man remembered not for his accomplishments or fame, but because he walked faithfully with God. In a world that often celebrates the spectacular, we’re reminded that God is looking for ordinary, everyday faithfulness which has the potential to leave a legacy of faith for the next generation.

Join us this Sunday morning as guest pastor Sonny Misar delivers a message called "Living in the Eternal Purpose of God."