II Corinthians 13:5 says, "Examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves…” In this hard-hitting message, Pastor Mark challenges us to take this rest and find the results. Our lives and futures depend on it.

There’s a difference between being going to church and choosing to be shaped by it. Mike Dray shares on the relationships that shaped him, the lessons he’s learned and the key takeaways on allowing the experience of church to mold his walk with Christ.

How you see yourself matters.  As Christian, the Bible says a lot about who we are in Christ.  Your self-image will determine your future.  In two separate services at Open Door, Mark Pfeifer and guest speaker Alan Strudwick touched on this same subject on the same Sunday. For that reason, we are calling this tag team message, “Believing for More, Part 1” and “Believing for More, Part 2.”

How you see yourself matters. As Christian, the Bible says a lot about who we are in Christ. Your self-image will determine your future. In two separate services at Open Door, Mark Pfeifer and guest speaker Alan Strudwick touched on this same subject on the same Sunday. For that reason, we are calling this tag team message, “Believing for More, Part 1” and “Believing for More, Part 2.”

After leading God's armies victoriously through Canaan, Joshua laid out the options before all the families of Israel and told them, "Make Your Choice.” This is still the same choice we have to make today. Since everyone serves something, the choices are the same and we all have to live with the choices we make, this passage of scripture is extremely relevant today. Listen to this message from Pastor Mark and make your choice today!

Some value intellect, some power–and others how good they can behave. In this message Pastor Mark journeys back to the Greeks, Romans and Jewish culture to explain how our philosophies on intellect, power and righteousness have remained consistent over 2,000 years and why grace from the cross is still the answer in today’s ever-changing culture.

Receiving is a skill. That’s why players get paid big money in the NFL to be one. They have to know the plan, run the route, get into position, resist the opponent and catch the ball. Jesus said in Matthew 11:14, “If you are willing to receive it.” There's a big IF in that statement. Jesus because something is available to us doesn’t mean we automatically receive it. But God wants us to receive everything He has for us so in this passage, Jesus talks about 5 aspects of receiving.

Our reaction to life’s problems is essential to whether or not you’ll be successful or not. This message with Pastor Mark will teach you how to get up, examine your problems and make a plan.

Mary taught us three important lessons that remind moms to not strive for perfection, rather to live with the understanding that the blood of Christ takes away all unnecessary guilt of being a perfect mom.

In this unique podcast, Pastor Mark leads a prophetic workshop during a Wednesday Night Gathering. You can join the Open Door family in an intimate setting where members of the congregation are encouraged to take the mic to pray for one another and speak life and encouragement to one another. This time of "equipping the saints” is followed by a short teaching on The Availability Heuristic.