Sermons

Many people have bondage in their lives and are not aware of it. But what if freedom lies where the balance of power lives? Pastor Mark looks at where power has been given or taken and how it has systematically started to rob you of your freedom. This message dives into what freedom looks like personally and for society as a whole.

Have you ever tried to get free from a hurt, habit, or hang-up have not been successful? Do you feel you don't have the strength to overcome on your own? You are not alone, In this "good news” message message you will begin to identifying the stages of freedom and why they are important.

Explore the profound lesson from the Children of Israel and the significance of following specific instructions, such as applying the blood of a lamb on doorposts. This powerful sermon unveils the timeless truth that obedience, repentance, and an openness to change are crucial to your journey to freedom.

Explore Queen Esther's inspiring life from orphan to queen, learning courage, prayer, and trusting God's timing through her remarkable journey.

Experience the extraordinary journey of Hannah, a woman of unwavering faith and resilience, as she navigates the complexities of love, loss, and the miraculous fulfillment of her deepest desires.

Joseph, the beloved son of Jacob, possesses one of the most captivating stories in the Bible, filled with trials, betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption. His life offers profound insights into the character of God and imparts invaluable life lessons that transcend time and culture. Pastor Mark looks at Three Powerful Life Lessons and Insights into the Character of God.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, shows the power of saying “yes” to God’s plan. Her life and character offer profound lessons that transcend time and culture. By examining Mary's life, you will glean valuable spiritual insights and an understanding of the essential characteristics of God.

The story of the birth of Jesus often shines a spotlight on Mary, the mother of Jesus, and rightfully so. However, Joseph, her husband, played an equally pivotal role in the miraculous events surrounding Christ's birth. You will be encouraged by learning from Joseph’s unwavering support, humility, and selflessness as he contributed significantly to the fulfillment of God's plan.

In the nativity narrative, angels played a pivotal role, appearing to announce the birth of our Savior. But what exactly do we know about these messengers of God? In this message, Pastor Mark uncovers the truth about angels. Do they play a part in our lives today? What about fallen angels? And the concept of guardian angels? Are they real, guiding us in unseen ways?” And as we witness an upsurge in stories of angelic visitations today, one wonders: Could this heightened activity be a sign of the second coming of Jesus?

The Wisemen follow a sign in the sky, a star, to guide them to Jesus. Should we still seek sign today, and what are the dangers of “sign seeking”. God used signs for the first coming of Jesus and what are the signs of the second coming?

How would your circumstances change if you brought faith into your life? What if you became a person who believed in God? In this inspiring message from Chaplain Caroline Brown (Chaplain for the New Hampshire Women’s State Prison), she looks at the life of a prostitute who, with faith, became a changed person and became part of the lineage of Jesus.

The Israel/Gaza conflict is stirring a lot of opinions. Is this a Holy War or a geopolitical move? Should Christians care? What are potential consequences and how does it relate to the Bible? Pastor Mark looks the historical content, and reminds you that you can still have peace in uncertain times.

Do you know if you are free? You might feel free, but if you have not experienced freedom you will not know what freedom feels like. The Bible says that Jesus came to set the captives free and that mean you. You have bondages in your life that Jesus wants to free you from. This message helps you start your journey toward freedom.

Paul in his Letter to the church in Philippi states, “He who began a good work is faithful to complete it.”. Who is “He" and what is he “completing”? Pastor Mark unpacked this scripture and give us hope in the middle of our trials and disappointments.

The Bible tells us that the evidence of a Jesus follower is seen by the way we love people, but are we confusing tolerance with love? Pastor Mark Warren will look at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi to understand why we need discernment and knowledge in how we love people.

Have you ever asked, "What is the purpose of life?” Is it to get an education, secure a good job, start a family, buy a house, send your kids to college, build a retirement account? Pastor Mark looks at Philippines chapter two and uncovers a significant place where we can find meaning and do the very thing we were designed to do.

Have you wondered what “working out your own salvation with fear and trembling" is all about from Philippines 2? The Apostle Paul shares the two ways our lights grow dim and how our attitude plays a big part in being a light for Jesus.

Is it possible to rejoice when you are facing trials? The Hon. Charlie Temple unpacks the way you can rejoice in your difficult situations and become more like Jesus.

The Bible tells us to forget the past. What is it about your past that keeps you from living your best future, and how do you get unstuck from thinking about your past? Pastor Mark Warren explores how to live for the future you were intended by disconnecting from the past.

With mental health continuing to be a challenge for many today, can "rules of life” be the answer? Mark Warren shares from Philippians chapter four sharing transformative verses that can restore peace to your mind and your soul.

Have you said, “There has to be more to life than this”? Is this question telling you that you are not living the full life that you are longing for? Jesus says that the Kingdom of God should be producing an overflow in your life. This message looks at the parable of the Seed and Sower from Matthew 13 and talks about how to have the abundant life that you are longing for.

Discover the profound question of dual spiritual influences. Uncover the seeds of good and bad planted in your life. Jesus' parable about weeds (Matthew 13:24-30) reveals the hidden spiritual activity surrounding us. Gain awareness and embark on a transformative journey, deciphering the forces shaping your existence.

Discover the realm of the Kingdom of God as Jesus shares a profound understanding hidden within His parables from Matthew 13. A revelation awaits those brave enough to shift their perspectives. From a tiny mustard seed blossoming into greatness to the transformative power of yeast, and the priceless treasures of an expensive pearl and hidden gem, unravel the secrets of the Kingdom by embracing a new way of seeing the world.

For Millenniums, humans have been trying to find the perfect system for society. Fascism, Nazism, Capitalism, Socialism, but they all fall short and fall apart. Is God’s system, called the Kingdom of God, the only system worth pursuing? If so, how do you access this system and what does it look like?

Are you tired? Do you have unresolved conflicts? Do you wonder why you have unhealthy habits? When you enter the Kingdom of God, you will enter His rest. Pastor Mark shares how to find this “rest” you are longing for by learning to live in the Kingdom of God.

Did Jesus offer a roadmap for ascending in God's Kingdom through his 'Sermon on the Mount'? Seeing the Beatitudes as steps may reveal your place on the inspiring journey of faith

When you welcome Jesus into your life, you unite with fellow believers who form your spiritual family. Pastor Mark imparts insights about the family rules, relationships, and structure, offering guidance on how to navigate both your personal and church family dynamics

In this message about “Work” and “Rest”, Pastor Mark shares how a little change in perspective can create a huge change in your life. How you view who you are working for and understanding the need to “plug-in” to find rest are nuggets you will discover in this final message in the Kingdom of God series.

Is being a Christian about living a moral life? Is it about being righteous or doing good things? Paul in his letter to Timothy, reveals the purpose of our faith and tells us why having the correct doctrine is important.

Is it appropriate for a woman to hold a teaching position or have authority over a man in a church setting? What are the responsibilities and significance of a husband and wife in the institution of marriage? Many churches form a doctrine around 1 Timothy 2, but has God’s original design and understanding the bride of Christ been missing in the conversation?

Why is the assurance of salvation a debate in the church? Are you once saved always saved? Can you lose your salvation? Why does Paul tell Timothy to be persistent in keeping a close watch on himself and links this to salvation?

Pastor Mark shares an odd dream and links it to the parable to the 10 Virgins. Has the culture caused us to spiritually doze off to sleep. What should we be fleeing from and what should we be pursuing to keep our hearts and minds awake, alert, and sensitive to the times we are living in?

Do you keeping your mind busy with projects, games, scrolling, watching and listing? Do you struggle being quite without being distracted by something? If this is you, you are not alone, and its robbing you of what you are really looking for. Paul in his letter to the Colossians reveals how to find what we are longing for.

Leaning to live for Jesus is not a mystery. It’s very practical, but it does take intentionality. Colossians 3 give the steps of removing and adding things to our lives shows us how we are to relate to our spouses and family.

Our young people are facing depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts at alarming rates. What is happing in the minds of hearts of our young people, and how do we help them? Colossians 4 shows us the most powerful tool we have to push back the darkness that is coming over this next generation.

Why does Jesus say to eat his flesh and drink his blood? In John's gospel, he opens his writing claiming that Jesus is the "Word" that preexisted in time and was a part of creation. John says that Jesus' words have the power to create, renew, and transform. Find out why Jesus tells us to eat His Word.

Was Jesus' miracle of turning water into wine more than just a miracle? What was Jesus communicating to His disciples? When Jesus turns the tables in the temple, was he chasing out more than the money changers? Pastor Mark suggests Jesus was displaying a spiritual message with his physical acts.

Are you sure you will go to heaven? How do you know? Is it your good works, being a good person, believing in Jesus, or saying the prayer? John recounts Jesus' words and helps you become confident in being born again.

Jesus frees the women at the well by bringing darkness into the light without judgment. The enemy uses bitterness, unforgiveness, and fear to keep you in bondage and creates an identity that is not true. Can worshiping in spirit and truth be about finding our true identity from Jesus?

What are the most important questions in life? Asking the right questions, helps us get to the right destination. Jesus models for us one of the most important questions we should be asking.

In this message, you will discover: why Jesus wants us to look at the supernatural, why thankfulness for what we have starts the process of a miracle, why it's ok to not give into people's expectations, why we struggle and how to make it end, and why the early Christians were accused of Cannibalism

Will you recognize Jesus when he returns to the earth again? Do you have an image in your mind what he will look like and how he is going to come? Is that helpful will that become a stumbling block for you? Find out how you can be confident and not miss His Return.

Are you judgmental? Do you size people up and create a narrative based on what you see on the outside? Jesus modeled how to look beyond outward appearance and to look at the spirit's potential.

Is it possible to love the Word of God or spiritual insights so much that we can become judgey? In the account of Jesus healing the blind man, Jesus shows us that the "who" has to come before the "what" if we are to hit the mark.

How can we ensure that we follow the voice of the Good Shepherd rather than being led astray by false shepherds?

Have you thought about your death? Is thinking about the end of our life on earth concern you? The account of Jesus raising Lazarus is not only hopeful but shows the power of God to overcome death.

The Apostle John recounts Jesus' final words that he speaks publicly before His arrest, trial, and crucifixion. Pastor Bill shares how these final words impact us today.

Have you prayed for something, and all you got was silence? Why does Jesus say we can ask anything in his name, and it will be done? Pastor Mark explains why we have unanswered prayer and what Jesus means by “ask anything”.

Do you know what the world needs most today? Are you willing to do what it takes to have this quality in your life? Jesus tells you to ask for these things, and he guarantees he will give it to you.

Have you felt that pang of conviction when you have done something wrong? Where does that come from? And when Jesus said it was good for him to go, why are we in a better place than the disciples of Jesus?

What is the glory of God? How do you know if you have it? Jesus says in John 17 that the Father will give it to you and tells us what it is for. If you are interested in receiving the Father's glory, this message is for you.

Have you wanted something and asked God for and it didn't come to pass? It was so important you did all the "right" things to be pleasing to God, and it still did not happen. Pastor Mark looks at John 18 to find the answer to why your desires have not been fulfilled.

Have you made a declaration as a result of deep hurt or pain? You maybe have said, "I will never again (fill in the blank)." These words give power to the enemy to hold you in captivity. Pastor Mark shares the 3 ways to restore what the enemy has stolen.

When you need advice who is your go-to person? Is it a friend, a coworker, a therapist, or a parent? Or do you go to Google and ask Siri? The person you go to for advice has a lot of power in the direction of your life; how do you know if you are getting good advice and going in the right direction?

Are you missing an important part of your relationship with Jesus by only knowing Him as a “Wonderful Counselor”? Pastor Mark encourages you to know Him as “Mighty God” and expect the impossible to be possible.

Did you know your relationship with your earthly father can affect your relationship with your Heavenly Father? In this episode, you will discover who your heavenly Father is and how he wants to relate to you.

Does it take going to Planet Fitness to get your body in shape? Does it take going to seminary to grow spiritually? The Apostle Peter says otherwise and gives the keys to spiritual growth.

The Bible is no stranger to controversy, but stranger still because no controversy is too sensitive for the Bible's insights. Pastor Mark addresses topics of transgenderism, pornography, and hell.

Is it possible half of the church will not be ready for Jesus' return? Are you tired of people making predictions about the second coming and nothing happens? In Peter's second letter to the church, he addresses the second coming and gives a healthy view of how to live until He comes back

Do you have trials? Why do they benefit you? Why what you think about is so important? Peter gives a list of the things you should be thinking about.

Have you ever seen “malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy or slander” in today’s church? Are you guilty of any of these? When you recognize these characteristics in others, what are your thoughts? What is your response? Peter outlines the steps to rid yourself of these characteristics.

Who does God judge first and to what standard? Jesus is offering you something different than the world, what is it and why is it important? If you are a Christian, do you get a “pass” on your sin?

Who does God judge first and to what standard? Jesus is offering you something different than the world, what is it and why is it important? If you are a Christian, do you get a “pass” on your sin?

Have you been walking with Jesus for a while? Does this make you an elder? What are your responsibilities as an elder? Are you new in your faith? Do you know what you should be doing? Should you be concerned about Satan and what he is trying to do to you?

Daniel chapter one illustrates how to negotiate a faithful life in a pagan culture. Mark draws lessons from Daniel and shows how to stay loyal to God in a culture that is becoming less Christian.

Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar's dream and reveals the empires that would rise and fall over the centuries with a concluding act of Jesus setting up His kingdom on earth. Where are we in this timeline of events?

Are you walking through a trial? Are you feeling alone? Are you suffering? Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego displayed an unwavering faith and found Jesus walking with them in their trial. Be encouraged as you watch a message of faith from Hon. Charlie Temple.

Do you struggle with pride? Pride goes before the fall. Mark Warren looks at Nebuchadnezzar's pride that puts him in the wilderness in Daniel chapter 4 and how humility before God restores his lost kingdom.

Daniel had a reputation, and God used his reputation to influence others and to speak the truth in challenging situations. What is your reputation, and why does it matter? Mark Warren looks at Daniel Chapter 5 and how Daniel's reputation brings him to another king to interpret the mysterious writing on the wall.

Daniel's peers and coworkers turned on him because he had God's favor. The Bible tells us that people will lie about you and talk bad about you if you are faithful to God. Mark reveals who the real enemy is and how to take an offensive position.

Daniel chapter seven describes Daniel's vision and interpretation, depicting the rise and fall of empires. Mark makes a case for why now is the time to share Jesus with others.

The Antichrist will fool many and will deceive even the elect. Mark Warren unpacks Daniel 8 as a framework for understanding the Antichrist and how he will function when Satan empowers him.

The angel Gabriel helps Daniel understand Jeremiah's 70 years, pointing to the arrival of the Messiah. Mark describes the new temple coming after Jesus' death and resurrection and shows its location.

Daniel has a terrifying vision of a man and begins to see angel’s activities in the heavenly places. This passage of scripture helps people understand how their prayer interacts with angels and gives clear direction on how to pray.

Do we have a part to play in the end times? What responsibility do Christians have in bringing others to Jesus, and if times are too hard, will we fall away?

LGBTQ+ lifestyles seem so normal today. How do followers of Jesus engage in the conversation, and how do we love our friends and family who identify with one of these "letters"?

Romans 2 warns about the dangers of judging others. So why do Christians have a reputation of being judgmental, and how do we stop hurting ourselves and others.

We all justify sin. We sometimes feel bad about it, and others ties we don't think twice. But does sin management help us find peace with ourselves and God?

Romans chapter four says that Abraham believed God, and because of this, he was counted righteous. What did Abraham know about God that made him right with God, and how does that apply to us today?

Romans chapter 5 says that we have been given a free gift that brings freedom. But this gift came at a cost. Mark Warren unpacks how to receive this gift and how it impacts our connection with God. The big idea is that "Freedom is not free, but it is freely given."

Sinning can be fun, but it comes at a cost, leading to freedoms being taken away and producing hurt and pain. Mark Warren unpacks Romans 6 and shows that living for Jesus and not for fleshly pleasures produces a better outcome in life.

Why applying the spiritual principles of Romans chapter seven makes the "Critical Race Theory (CRT)" dangerous, and how "race" is a man-made concept.

Romans chapter eight gives the answer to the problem of sin and the insufficiency of the law, as the author (Paul) introduced the Holy Spirit and His power.

It could seem that Romans chapter nine depicts God as a puppet master, choosing who is saved and who is not. Mark Warren shares the heart of God as both sovereign and loving.

No other book will change you when you read it. The Bible is alive and active, and when it is read and stirs faith, it changes your life. Peter Mehegan reviews the first 9 Chapters of Romans and gives a line-by-line explanation of Romans 10.

Do you feel you are too far gone, and there is no way back to God? Romans chapter eleven has some good news for you and Victoria Adewumi shows the faithfulness of God through the work of Jesus Christ.

In his writing to the church in Rome, the Apostle Paul gives instructions on how to live, how to live with others in the church, and describes the marks of a true Christian. Mark Warren gives practical examples of how to live in light of a divided country.

Romans 13 tells us to submit to governing authorities, and this is pleasing to God. Is there a time we need to resist the government? How do we know when? Mark Warren shares biblical examples of people who have stood up to governments helping us understand when it's right to resist.

You have strong views. Are your opinions worth fighting over? Many relationships end with the need to be right. Bill Pellitier shares how Paul, in Romans 14 encourages the church to stop arguing over things that don't matter and what they should be focusing on instead.

The Apostle Paul instructs the church in Rome to please their neighbor more than they please themselves. Mark shares a funny story about the power of a hotdog and the significant impact you can make on a person's life by the simplest of acts of kindness.

Paul says to greet each other with a holy kiss. Should we be doing the same things? Mark looks at the concluding chapter in the book of Romans and shows how Christianity is not a religion, but people who genuinely care for one another, becoming a spiritual family.

Is life the best teacher? Could a wise father do a better job? Why are fathers the glue to any society and how can fathers feel confident in the legacy they are passing.

Mom's do you feel inadequate? Do you feel you are not measuring up? You are not alone. This encouraging message gives permission for moms to be human, and suggests success come by doing these three things.

John the Baptist says Jesus will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire. What is this fire? And why did Jesus say He was sending fire to the earth and not coming to bring peace but to divide?

When is the last time you have been tempted? If you are honest, temptations can be frequent. In Luke 4 Jesus faced temptations and shows us not only the ways to resist them but how temptation is an important part of finding our calling and purpose.

How do you get abundance in your life? Why is prosperity not always what you think? And what is the deepest emotion you feel when being called to follow Jesus? Pastor Mark shares these answers from Luke 5.

Jesus, teaching a crowd in Luke 6, uncovers how the heart is known. You are living in a time of apparent injustices, and it seems right to be critical and judgmental. Find out how to receive rewards from God and how to avoid ruining your life.

Jesus demonstrates how we should be living in the Kingdom of God. He challenges, the ideas of faith, healing, and judgments while interacting with religious leaders, military leaders, and a prostitute. Mark makes it easy to relate to these people in these historical accounts.

What do you do when fear overwhelms you? How do you have faith in God and believe in the impossible? . Honorable Charlie Temple shares this powerful message and answers these questions from Luke 7.

Do you know what the glory of God is? Do you know where it is and how it can be seen? Chaplain Bill Pellitier shares about about the glory of God from Luke chapter 9.

Does Jesus choose people or do people choose Jesus and how do you live in a spiritual world? Mark Warren looks at Jesus's word from Luke chapter 10, to find these answers

Luke chapter 11 describes Jesus' teaching about the right way to pray, the gifts that the Father wants to give, how to cast out demons, and the dangers of "right" living without love. Join Mark Warren as makes Jesus' teaching applicable to your life.

Are things done in secret really secret Is there an unforgivable sin? Why does Jesus say returning to earth at any time? Jesus reveals so much in Luke Chapter 12.

Have you expected God to do something and he doesn't do it? Peter had wrong expectations of Jesus and it put him in an emotional state where he started denying Him. Mark Warren looks at Peter's life and helps you find a way back to Jesus after you have been disappointed with wrong expectations.

If Jesus rose from the dead where is he now? Why did he say it was good for him to leave the earth? Where can we find him?

Are you producing fruit in your life? Does it matter and what will happen if you don't? Join Pastor Bill Pelletier are he look at Jesus' teaching from Luke chapter 13.

Why does God care so much about lost people? Jesus shares three parables about a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son in

join Pastor Richie Cayabyab as shares from Luke 16 to explore the answer to these questions and help us see the heart of God. Why did Jesus commend the unjust manager? Why can't we have two masters? Why did the rich man end up in hell and torment?

Join us today as Pastor Richie Cayabyab shares on Luke 17 and help us grow and see the heart of God.What's the size of your faith? How much faith do you need to forgive others and serve God?

Do you have the faith of a child? Is healing at your doorstep? Join us today as out Elder Hon.Charlie Temple shares messages of faith and healing from Luke 18.

Does it matter how we live our lives here on earth? Are you ready for Jesus’ return? Join us today us Pastor Bill Pelletier shares on Luke 19 about The Parable of the Ten Minas.

Whose image do you bear? Why does it matter? What will it take for you to surrender all to God? Join us today as Pastor Richie Cayabyab shares on Luke 20.

Why is giving so important to Jesus? What is Jesus warning us about the end times? Join Pastor Richie Cayabyab as he answers these questions and shares on Luke 21.

Setting goals are great, but research shows that 93% of people do not achieve their goals because they lack the structures and systems to achieve them. In this message, Mark gives 3 ways to help you achieve your, spiritual, emotional, physical, and financial goals.

Knowing who you want to become is the start to forming healthy habits. Mark shares how one simple good habit can change your life and gives tips for success in meeting your goals.

Want to break a bad habit? Pastor Mark shows you some simple steps to help you break those pesky habits that will allow you to live the life God has intended.