A good shepherd guides and teaches even when the messages are difficult. Your services should be connected to nourishing and feeding the people of God.

Scripture: John 21:4-17; Luke 22:54-62

Before the Lord transforms us into his image our nature firmly is against God. It is the power of the gospel that changes us. We go from enemies to friends.

Scripture: Acts 7:54; Acts 9:1-16; Genesis 35: 9-10

In this teaching we review the conclusion of Christ's ministry in the Gospel of Luke and the beginning of the Church age in the Acts of the Apostles. When the people hear the first message of repentance they ask an important question, then answer helps inform our salvation today… "What shall we do?"

Scripture: John 3:16; Luke 24:44-49; Acts 2

During the 65th Convention of the True Church of God of the Apostolic Faith Elder Mark was invited to present a class entitled "What are you pursuing?". In this session he unpacks the fundamental need for the church to be Holy.

Scripture: Hebrews 12:14; Exodus 19:1-6

There is neither Jew or Gentile, bond or free, male or female in Christ Jesus. We are alive in Him. Complete in Him. New in Him!

Scripture: Galatians 3:26-29

No matter how gifted, moral and refined the natural man is, they remain blind to spiritual truth, and has no ability to make the kingdom under his own power. He cannot obey or please God because he cannot see Him. Rebirth is absolutely necessary start of your journey to a relationship with God.

Scripture: John 3:15-21; Romans 6:1-11

One of the most profound messages occurs under the cover of night, away from the crowd. The salvation through Jesus by believing on Jesus and spiritual rebirth.

John 3:1-; Mark 16:15-16

He doesn't just know you, he understands you. You are not alone!

Scripture: Psalms 139:1-16; Isaiah 11:2

The Lord has searched us and knows us! He knows what motivates us, even what deflates and aggravates us. We could not hide from Him even if we wanted to, His love for us is almost too wonderful to imagine.

Scripture: Psalms 139:1-16

Jesus was a popular teacher and having been invited into the home of a Pharisee a woman of the city takes advantage and invites herself into the presence of the Savior.

Scripture: Luke 7:36-50