In this powerful sermon, Pastor Max dives into the truth of God's rest and how it transforms our faith walk. Discover how faith is not merely belief but a deep rest in God’s promises, even amidst life’s challenges. Through the teachings of Hebrews 4, John 16, and Mark 11, Pastor Max explains how to mix the Word of God with faith to overcome obstacles, speak life into our circumstances, and rest assured that God’s word is working for us.

Pastor Max unpacks how to enter into God’s rest by fully believing in His Word, and he encourages us to speak directly to our "mountains," commanding problems to leave in Jesus' name. He emphasizes the importance of planting the seed of faith in our lives and letting it grow naturally, trusting God with the results. By watering our faith daily and thanking God for His promises, we can rest in the assurance that God’s word is at work within us.

Let this message encourage you to trust and rest in God’s promises, no matter what you face!

In this message, Pastor Connie explores what it means to have persistent, bulldog faith—a faith that refuses to back down, no matter the obstacles. Drawing from the examples of Bartimaeus and the Canaanite Woman, she reminds us that even in the silence, persistence can lead us to victory. This kind of faith helps us overcome discouragement, keeps us focused, and pushes us to endure through life's toughest moments. It’s about having the willpower to control our thoughts, being specific in our prayers, and practicing gratitude even in the middle of challenges. Pastor Connie emphasizes that God isn’t moved by our tears or needs but by a faith that holds on until the miracle comes.

In Part 3 of the Unshakable Faith series, Pastor Max explores what it means to have faith that gets results. Drawing from the examples of Abraham, Bartimaeus, and the Canaanite woman, Pastor Max reminds us that God is both able and willing to fulfill His promises. This inspiring message challenges us to actively resist negativity, take initiative in our relationship with God, and have a passionate, persistent faith. Learn how to recognize God’s will, step out of your comfort zone, and approach life with a faith grounded in Jesus Christ—the Anointed One. Discover how faith can transform your life, no matter the circumstances.

In this powerful message, Pastor Max unpacks the story of the Canaanite woman from Matthew 15:21-28, a remarkable account of unwavering faith, persistence, and determination. When faced with silence from Jesus and discouragement from those around her, the Canaanite woman refused to give up. Her relentless faith and humble approach led to a life-changing miracle as her daughter was healed.

In this teaching, you'll learn how to develop a faith that remains strong, even when it seems like heaven is silent. Pastor Max emphasizes the importance of knowing God's will, being specific in your prayers, and approaching Jesus with humility and worship. The Canaanite woman’s story shows us that faith, when persistent and unwavering, can lead to the miraculous—even in the face of rejection.

Whether you're facing personal challenges or seeking to deepen your faith, this message will inspire you to pursue Jesus with the same tenacity and determination.

Listen now to discover how your faith can unlock the miracles you're praying for!

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Max dives deep into the powerful story of Bartimaeus, as told in Luke 18:35-43. Despite his blindness, Bartimaeus knew exactly who Jesus was and refused to let the moment pass him by when Jesus walked by. He cried out with relentless faith, calling Jesus “Son of David,” acknowledging Him as the Savior with the power to heal.
Bartimaeus' plea for mercy wasn’t just a casual request—it was a bold act of faith. Mercy is at the heart of who God is: forgiveness, salvation, and overcoming life’s obstacles all stem from His mercy. This sermon reminds us that Jesus is moved by #compassion, not by the search for signs and wonders. When we seek God's mercy, we are walking in faith, and with faith comes healing, transformation, and miracles.
Bartimaeus' faith stopped Jesus in His tracks. It was his tireless, determined cry for mercy that caught the Lord’s attention, and it was his unshakable faith that ultimately led to his healing. Pastor Max challenges us to exercise that same persistent faith in our own lives and to recognize the power of Jesus' presence when He is near.
Join us as we explore the significance of persistent faith and learn how to cry out to Jesus for the mercy and healing we need in our lives.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Max delves into the profound significance of communion, reflecting on the last act of Jesus before his crucifixion. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 11:23-30, Pastor Max emphasizes the importance of remembering and honoring Jesus' sacrifice each time we partake in communion.

Through references to Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53:1-5, we are reminded not to let communion become a mere routine but to deeply contemplate what Jesus endured for us.

The sermon highlights the serious warning in scripture about taking communion in an unworthy manner (1 Corinthians 11:29-30). It calls us to discern, understand, and personalize the immense suffering Jesus bore for our sins and healing (Isaiah 53:1-5).

Join us in this meaningful exploration of communion, remembering that the same sacrifice that forgave our sins also healed our bodies. As we take communion, let us honor Jesus' suffering and embrace the healing He offers by His wounds.

Join us for an inspiring sermon by Pastor Max as we explore the story of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-20). This powerful message reminds us that our choices can lead us out of any situation, and while we can't control our circumstances, we can control our responses.

The story of the Prodigal Son's return shows the exceptional love and forgiveness of our Heavenly Father. Just as the father in the story saw his son from a distance and ran to him with compassion, God is always watching and waiting for us with open arms.

James 1:5 tells us to seek God's wisdom, and He will give it generously. God’s house is a place of joy and celebration when we return to Him.

If you've strayed from God, know He invites you back without condemnation. If you’re struggling, talk to God about it. Let's fill our churches with music and joy, celebrating each person who comes to Jesus.

Join us in this message of hope, love, and rejoicing in God's grace.

When things happen that trouble us, what do we do?
Was Jesus ever troubled?
What happens when a believer dies?
God wants us to walk in victory but we have to remember that our final destination is Heaven.
In this sermon, Pastor Max explores the importance of setting our minds on things above, as described in Colossians 3:1 (NIV). While we teach a lot about overcoming challenges, we must also remember our ultimate victory in heaven. In difficult situations Jesus always knows what to say.

Feeling troubled does not mean we need to repent, as even Jesus was troubled (John 11:33, John 12:27, John 13:21). Hebrews 4:14-16 reminds us that Jesus understands and helps us through our struggles. Despite the challenges, we are encouraged to trust in God and not let our hearts be troubled or afraid (John 14:1, 27). Our ultimate victory is assured through our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 15:57).