Messages
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In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 7-9. These chapters describe a world-wide flood and how God saved Noah’s family. This story contains many familiar themes like baptism, faith, and God’s faithfulness. Our prayer is that this message builds your faith and challenges you to walk in obedience to God.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 4-6. These chapters describe the impact of sin on God’s creation. In less than five chapters, Cain murdered his brother, the covenant of marriage was defiled, and violence became the heart cry of mankind. God chose to punish the wicked with a worldwide flood, but He spared Noah.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 1-3. These chapters give us an understanding of how God created the world and gave mankind guidelines for stewarding it. The world was perfect and God was at rest. However, mankind disobeyed God and released a curse into the world. This curse is called sin, and it still impacts us today.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 6 and 1 John 1. These scriptures demonstrate how a Christian should live a life of continuous repentance as they grow in their faith. Jesus told his followers that walking in daily forgiveness is as essential as eating daily bread. John reminded the church that everyone is addicted to sin and must come to God with a repentant heart. The only question is, what do we repent of? The answer is found in studying Psalm 32, Joshua 7, and Romans 9.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 7:5-10. In these verses, Paul helps us understand the difference between Godly grief and worldly grief. These emotions are often confused with an inward offense, and the advice many people give is to “forgive yourself.” Paul shows us that personal forgiveness isn’t the issue; dealing with sorrow is the issue. He shows us how Godly sorrow leads to salvation and freedom from regret, while worldly grief leads to death.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 1 Peter and Matthew. The Bible teaches that Christians should walk in forgiveness, but have you ever wondered why? What is our motivation for seeking forgiveness, and what does it look like when you are the offender? This week, we examine what motivated Jesus to die for humanity and what He taught about asking for forgiveness.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 5. Walking in forgiveness is a New Testament command for all Christians, but the work does not end with forgiveness. Paul tells us that because we have been reconciled to God, we are now ministers of reconciliation to all mankind. This means we should let go of bitterness, offense, and grudges to join God’s work of reconciliation. It may not be possible in every situation, but it should be the goal we work toward.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Luke 23 on how Jesus forgave. Walking in forgiveness is a New Testament command for all believers, and Jesus modeled this forgiveness while He was crucified. This study examines how Jesus forgave, what Gospel forgiveness looks like, and how we are meant to extend forgiveness to others.
