PastorMarty

This week's message discusses biblical hope and how to distinguish it from wishful thinking.

This first of two messages discusses how we should view our imagination from a biblical perspective.

This message continues from last week's message on the imagination.

This week's message explores a bit of the history of health and healing in the Church.

This week's longer message discusses a dangerous theology that focuses on "grace" without recognizing our need for "truth" as equal aspects of our Christian walk.

This discussion centers on those times we are asking God what He wants us to do but don't seem to get a response.

This week's discussion focuses on our part in healing. Often, we are waiting for Jesus to reach out and touch us when He is right there for us to reach out and touch Him.

This week, I describe how to use the communion service for healing, deliverance, forgiveness, or whatever you need--as well as some hints on how it can also work for intercession for others.

This week's message discusses how we should evaluate conspiracy theories.

This week's message describes what communion really means as well as how we can experience the supernatural power available to us through the elements.

For this week's message, I am reading one of the first stories/parables I wrote for the ministry website. It has a powerful message for today. You can also find it on the website.

We often have a tendency to react against extremes by going to the other extreme. However, there is a danger in doing so that we actually embrace the opposite error. This week's message discusses finding balance.

This is the second half of the conversation between myself and Daniel Roberts on how Protestants and Catholics can benefit from each other.

This is the first half of the conversation between myself and Daniel Roberts on how Protestants and Catholics can benefit from each other.

Idols are rampant in our culture today as much as they were in Bible times, but they are represented in movements more than in gold, silver, wood, or stone. This week's message discusses how to respond in the face of ungodly movements.

This week's message discusses our need to consider our vote carefully.

Our life is full of rituals of many types and sorts. Rituals can be empty and dead, but they can also bring life and power. This week's message discusses the different types of rituals in our lives and how to understand them.

This week's message discusses how we can begin to replace, little by little, complaining about things with thanking and praising God for who He is and what He does.

This week's message discusses how we identify those times when we do need to be willing to offend others for the sake of the truth and the gospel.

This week's message is a challenge: if you cannot pray this way for the upcoming elections, then you are not really being honest about your faith, your values, or your preferred candidates.