The kings of Judah were leaders torn between faithfulness and failure. Some showed courage. Others collapsed under pride, fear, or compromise. In this series, we explore their stories to uncover real lessons for today and see how every flawed ruler points us to the one true King we need.

The kings of Judah were leaders torn between faithfulness and failure. Some showed courage. Others collapsed under pride, fear, or compromise. In this series, we explore their stories to uncover real lessons for today and see how every flawed ruler points us to the one true King we need.

The kings of Judah were leaders torn between faithfulness and failure. Some showed courage. Others collapsed under pride, fear, or compromise. In this series, we explore their stories to uncover real lessons for today and see how every flawed ruler points us to the one true King we need.

The kings of Judah were leaders torn between faithfulness and failure. Some showed courage. Others collapsed under pride, fear, or compromise. In this series, we explore their stories to uncover real lessons for today and see how every flawed ruler points us to the one true King we need.

The Church grows through ordinary people who become laborers in everyday life. In Antioch, we see how God began using everyday believers to spread the gospel and plant churches. God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things, and he wants to use you.

Identity politics isn’t just shaping opinions, it's fueling a cultural shift to anger. In this message, Mark unpacks how political tribes manipulate identity to divide and distract, and why only a gospel-rooted identity can resist the current.

In a culture defined by anxiety, you won’t drift into truth. As believers, we are called to resist the current by rejecting conformity and rooting ourselves deeply in Scripture and truth. In this sermon, Mark unpacks the cultural forces shaping us—and how we are called to live differently.

What if your doubts aren’t a dead end—but an open door? This Easter, we looked at the story of “Doubting Thomas”—the disciple who didn’t walk away in denial, but struggled to believe until he saw Jesus’ scars. His story reminds us that Jesus meets us in our doubts and invites us to trust him, because the resurrection changes everything.

Before he breathed his last, Jesus declared, "It is finished"—not in defeat, but in victory. In his final hour, he fulfilled the Scriptures and paid our infinite moral debt by taking the wrath we deserved so we could be reconciled to the Father. Simeon’s message reminds us that through Christ’s suffering and sacrifice, we're invited into abundant life—now and forever.