Messages
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In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 18. This chapter describes a framework for how Christians should view children and how they should love each other. The Bible is filled with family language and this chapter of Matthew reminds us of the rich community we share as a family. We should strive to put issues of contention to bed, live in unity together, and value all human life.
Today is Resurrection Day; praise Jesus! In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 17 about the struggle of suffering and faith. The early church disciples heard Jesus teach about His resurrection many times, but none of them were the first to the empty tomb on Easter Sunday. Even after Mary told them about the resurrection, many still did not believe. They were afraid of suffering and had little faith that Jesus was faithful. Suffering and doubt are two struggles that modern disciples wrestle with, and this message addresses those issues.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 16. Jesus warns His disciples against the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, and teaches them about His suffering, death, and resurrection. This chapter gives a detailed understanding of Christ’s mission and the Gospel message. We must be familiar with the message, live it daily, and communicate it effectively.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 15. In this chapter, Jesus teaches on the dangers of elevating traditions over commands and the joy of allowing God to be our portion. When we treasure Jesus above all things and walk in compassion toward others, we are in a position to be used by God in monumental ways. God takes great joy in multiplying the little we have to build His kingdom.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Mathew 14. The author gives us background on John the Baptist and tells the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. These stories remind us of the centrality of Christ in all things and teach us valuable lessons about the process of discipleship.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 13. Jesus teaches in parables as a way of exposing the hearts of the crowd. These parables also act like a mirror by showing us how we reflect the Kingdom of God, and if we truly treasure Jesus above all else.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 12. The Pharisees accuse Jesus of disrespecting the Sabbath and casting out demons with the power of Satan. Their active rejection of Jesus leads to severe consequences, and it causes us to reflect on how they could know the scriptures but not understand them. This chapter stands as a warning to us — religious rituals, habits, and preferences can make us grow cold to Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 11. In this chapter, Jesus responds to a question from John the Baptist and warns Israel about refusing to repent. These verses remind us of the importance of hearing and obeying. It is very dangerous to surround yourself with the kingdom of God, but never submit to it.
