Missions Month 2025 | Smite the Ground - Season 4, Episode 93
Guest speaker Mike Mutchler uses the story of King Joash and the prophet Elisha in 2 Kings 13 to deliver a powerful challenge about the one thing every Christian and every church must possess to see God work miracles: passion. This message examines the danger of limiting God through half-hearted effort and calls believers to serve, worship, and share the gospel with a fervent excitement that cannot be contained. Drawing from decades of personal ministry experience, Pastor Mutchler encourages the church to keep fanning the flames of passion to ensure its impact is felt for generations to come.
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Missions Month 2025 | The Attitude of Generosity - Season 4, Episode 92
In this message, guest speaker Mike Mutchler explores the profound connection between faith and generosity. Drawing from 2 Corinthians chapter 8, he examines the example of the Macedonian churches, who, despite their deep poverty, begged for the opportunity to give to the work of the gospel. Mike Mutchler challenges us to see our giving not as an obligation, but as a grace from God and a vote for His plan to reach the world. He encourages us to embrace a "scary faith"—trusting God beyond our own perceived abilities and budgets—because what God can do through a willing heart far exceeds what we can do on our own. Discover how your willingness to give can have an eternal impact, allowing people from every nation to hear the good news of Jesus Christ.
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Missions Month 2025 | Our Global God - Season 4, Episode 90
Drawing from the vision of heaven in Revelation 7, guest speaker Michael Jones explains why every Christian must have a global vision. He reveals that the diverse multitude worshipping before the throne is the culmination of God's unchanging plan: to evangelize, baptize, and disciple people from every nation. This message challenges believers to see that their God is a global God and to actively find their part in His worldwide work through practical steps like intentional prayer, generous giving, and missional living.
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Missions Month 2025 | For the Gospel's Sake - Season 4, Episode 89
Guest speaker Michael Jones explores the powerful motivation behind the Apostle Paul's ministry from 1 Corinthians 9: "for the gospel's sake." He challenges believers to embrace their personal responsibility in sharing the good news by examining the necessary sacrifices. Using the imagery of a disciplined athlete competing for an eternal prize, Jones illustrates why we should willingly set aside our personal freedoms and conveniences. This message calls every Christian to build bridges, understand the people they are trying to reach, and be prepared to step out of their comfort zone, all for the ultimate purpose of winning others to Christ.
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Missions Month 2025 | Be Authentic - Season 4, Episode 87
In this message from the book of 3 John, Isaac Mardirosian examines what authentic Christianity looks like in our daily lives. By contrasting the faithful charity of Gaius with the prideful preeminence of Diotrephes, he illustrates how our treatment of others, especially missionaries and fellow believers, is a direct reflection of our personal relationship with God. The sermon challenges us to move beyond simply knowing the right words to truly knowing the Shepherd, urging listeners to faithfully demonstrate their love for God by actively encouraging and supporting fellow helpers of the truth.
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Missions Month 2025 | The Necessary Transaction - Season 4, Episode 86
In this message, Pastor Dorrell examines the principle of sacrifice from 1 Corinthians 9, explaining that for the gospel to advance, a "necessary transaction" must occur. Using the apostle Paul as the ultimate example of one who gave up everything to "gain" others for Christ, this sermon investigates the cost of missions. Pastor Dorrell challenges us to consider what personal comforts or resources we are willing to set aside so that people around the world might have the chance to hear the good news and be saved.
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