In this message, Pastor Marco finishes up the One Thing series by talking about our worship as warfare. The Bible says that we are engaged in a very real spiritual battle and one of the ways we fight is through our praise and worship. Worship confuses the enemy, increases our faith, and boldly declares our allegiance to God no matter the circumstances.

In this message, Pastor Marco speaks on three reasons we worship corporately as believers. These reasons not only bring glory to God, but are a benefit to us and a witness to a watching world.

In this message, Pastor Marco speaks on our work as worship to God. Our work was not a punishment from God but a blessing from Him. While on this side of Heaven our work may be toilsome, it can also bring us satisfaction and glory to God.

In this message, Pastor Sarah continues our series “One Thing,” with part 4 “Counterfeit Worship.” This message highlights the dangers of idolatry, urging us to remove idols from our lives and return to a personal relationship with God.

In this message, Pastor Marco explains what Biblical worship practically looks like. While we may not express our worship all the same, it’s important to understand the different expressions of worship found in Scripture.

In this message, Pastor Marco unpacks Genesis 4 where Cain and Abel bring an offering to God. We discover that God has an opinion of our worship and desires that we bring Him acceptable worship.

In this message, Pastor Marco begins a series on worship by talking about the “one thing” we should desire and the “one thing” God already desires. That one thing is seeing and beholding the beauty of God, knowing Him intimately and fixing our attention and affections on Him.

In this message Pastor Marcus closes out our series: “People of the Book” by answering the question: What does it mean to hear the Word of God? The answer isn’t as simple as you’d think.

In this message, guest Pastor Ranjit Abraham preaches on the topic of prayer.

In this message, Pastor Marco explains why desiring God’s Word is vital for us reaching full maturity in Christ.