Messages
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In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 2-4. These chapters contrast what the earth will look like in the latter days with what the people of God looked like at the time of Isaiah. Judah was filled with excess and exalted humanity above God in their daily lives. God has a long track record of humbling human exaltation, and this message is just as applicable today than when it was written.
In this message, Pastor Marshall outlines the history surrounding Israel and Judah during the time of Isaiah, and teaches through Isaiah chapter 1. This chapter includes an indictment against the nation for idol worship, lacking knowledge, and forsaking justice. This prophecy is just as applicable today as it was 2700 years ago.
In this message, Lyell Walker teaches on the history of Israel from the time of Abraham to that of the prophets. Why did the prophets come and what can the church today learn from Israel's struggle to listen to the voice of the Lord and obey his commandments?
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 28. This chapter covers the resurrection of Jesus and the Great Commission. This story is filled with powerful parallels to our daily life and calls to spread the Gospel. This message is also the final in our study of Matthew, and we pray it has equipped you for the work of ministry.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 27. This chapter covers the trial, abuse, and crucifixion of Jesus. These events are filled with many characters who make terrible decisions and have sinful motivations. We will study their motivations, learn from their mistakes, and praise God for working through it all.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 26. This week, we continue studying how God contrasts opposing perspectives to reveal His kingdom. This chapter covers the final hours before Jesus is arrested and it teaches important principles about faithfulness, prayer, and grace.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 26. This chapter contrasts Israel’s religious leaders, the disciples, and Mary. It also contrasts the Passover meal and communion. God uses contrasts to help us see how blind we are to sin and the beauty of His kingdom. This principle is found throughout scripture and helps us correctly see the various seasons in our life.
In the message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Matthew 25. This chapter covers three parables Jesus taught about the spiritual climate of the end times. He taught that some people would surrender to Jesus, and some will only appear to surrender. There will be churches filled with people who look religious from the outside, but they have no true surrender to His lordship. However, there is coming a time of judgment when God will separate the sheep from the goats. This judgment will be very painful for those who treasured things of this world more than Jesus.
