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Pastor Mark says your greatest breakthroughs often come when you feel weakest. Stay battle ready by depending on God's strength, not your own. Put on the full armor of God and stand firm in faith against unseen spiritual battles.
Pastor Mark says, "Stop postponing—finish what God started in you." Like the Israelites in Haggai, distractions stall progress, but God restores vision. Reignite your purpose and pursue His mission today!
Pastor Mark says, "Pain can push us toward Jesus." Like the woman in Mark 5, our struggles create urgency, leading us to seek healing in Christ. Embrace His presence and find hope in your journey today!
Pastor Mark tells you that "Jesus didn’t just die for the whole world—He died for you." as he guides us through a Gospel presentation where we can accept Christ as our Lord and Savior.
Pastor Mark says “Good habits help set the rest of our lives in place” as this devotional looks at six tried-and-true disciplines that have helped Christians grow for generations.
Pastor Mark says "If you’re going to win the battle, you need to know what to run from and what to run to." as he describes three spiritual battles that are worth fighting.
Pastor Mark says "Obedience in the small ventures of life sustains spiritual passion." as shows us how David was a faithful shepherd as he waited and prepared to become king of Israel.
Pastor Mark says "You can’t add God to your life and keep going with the sin that defined you before." as he takes us to 1 John 2:1 to learn about our advocate when we stand before God.
Pastor Mark says ”Spiritually, we were all once in a world of darkness, but someone woke you up” as this devotional looks at God using people like you and me to join Him in the ministry of awakening.
Many Christians feel it—but don’t know how to name it. Their faith isn’t gone, but it’s not as strong as it once was. Convictions feel harder to hold and cultural pressure feels harder to resist. Ed Stetzer talks to Aaron Graham about his book, Unshakeable Faith: How to Stand Firm in a Culture of Lies and the subtle...