In this sermon, Marc explores the profound impact of small acts of obedience and faith, using Jesus' parables of the mustard seed and yeast to illustrate how God can transform our limited resources into significant kingdom advancements. He challenges us to trust God with our resources, emphasizing that even the smallest contributions can lead to extraordinary outcomes when placed in God's hands.

In this sermon, Marc challenges us to reevaluate our values and investments, urging us to prioritize the eternal kingdom of Jesus over earthly wealth and pursuits. Through the parables of Jesus, we are reminded that true fulfillment and lasting treasure are found in divesting from worldly distractions and investing in a life of faith and character.

In this sermon, we explore the final chapters of Revelation, highlighting the invitation to hope and a transformative relationship with God. Through the promise of a new heaven and earth, we are encouraged to live with purpose and reflect God's light in our lives today.

In this sermon, we explore the themes of judgment and transformation as depicted in Revelation and the teachings of Jesus. We are reminded that true faith in Christ should transform our interactions with others, preparing us for the ultimate harvest and the new creation God promises.

The 2 Beasts....

In this sermon, we explore Revelation 10 and 11, drawing parallels to the Old Testament to uncover the deeper message of hope and faithfulness amidst suffering. By examining the imagery of the mighty angel, the little scroll, and the two witnesses, we learn how God's promises and presence provide us with enduring hope, even in the face of adversity.

In this sermon, we explore the profound symbolism in the book of Revelation, emphasizing how John draws from Old Testament imagery to reveal God's ultimate plan for the end of evil and the establishment of His kingdom. By understanding these biblical connections, we are encouraged to remain faithful, looking back at God's faithfulness as we navigate the uncertainties of the future.

In this sermon, we explore the biblical significance of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and how they manifest in our modern lives. Discover how to stand firm in your faith and resist the deceptions, rage, scarcity, and sickness that these horsemen represent by embodying the teachings of Jesus Christ.

We enter into the part of Revelation of a series of scenes John will see and experience.

Scene 1 is the Throne Room of all Throne Rooms.

Revelation is a letter written FOR us, not TO us. Let's explore what that means.