In this message, Pastor Marco begins to expound on Paul’s words from Philippians 4. Paul’s prescription for anxiety begins with a call to rejoice. We rejoice because God is sovereign and in control. The more we try and control our lives, the more we realize that we cannot control anything. Instead, Paul calls his listeners to entrust their lives and future to the all-powerful and good God who reigns supremely over heaven and earth.

Psalm 86 is a psalm of lament by David. In this psalm, David is desperate for God to hear his prayer. He also asks for an undivided heart. David knew that our heart's affections could be so easily pulled in other directions away from God. We too can pray for a united heart, focused and set on God.

In this podcast, Troy Naeyaert guides us through Psalm 5:11-12. We can find joy and peace in God, even in difficult times. 

In this message, Pastor Marco finishes up our Jonah series. We see that while Jonah does what is right, his heart is still far from God. Jonah is entitled and proud. He cares more about a plant than he does for an entire city. Jonah proves that you can have good theology but a bad heart.

In this podcast, Laura Arnold takes us through Matthew 20:29-34, where we see the heart of Jesus' compassion towards people who are hurting. This gives us a glimpse of how Jesus truly saw people and invites us to do likewise. 

A message on how to seek God’s wisdom in all that we do.

In this message, Pastor Marco explains that change begins when a person believes in God and goes in a different direction. This change in mindset is actually a gift from God, called repentance. 

 Doubt doesn’t have to lead to unbelief. In fact, doubt can be the fuel to propel us into greater and more sure faith.

We need more than optimism to journey through life’s difficulties. We need the hope of the Resurrection of Christ that anchors our soul to the promises of God.

In this message, Pastor Marco explains how Jesus is the light of the world and with Him as our light, we will never walk in darkness. In fact, with Him as our light, we will walk through the darkness. Jesus’ resurrection means hope for now and the future!