The Serving Church, Part 4 examines Mark 3:13–19 in Trained to Serve. This sermon looks at how Jesus prepared His disciples for ministry and why effective service requires learning, growth, and close fellowship with Him. Customers can expect a practical framework for becoming better equipped to serve God and others.

The Serving Church, Part 1 examines Mark 10:35–45 in The Secret to Greatness. This sermon explores Jesus’ teaching on true greatness and challenges believers to replace self-promotion with a life of humble service. Customers can expect a biblical introduction to the series that establishes servanthood as a defining mark of following Christ.

The Serving Church, Part 7 examines Mark 9:14–29 in The Tools of Service. Drawing from the disciples’ inability to meet a difficult need, this sermon considers the spiritual resources believers need for effective ministry. Customers can expect practical teaching on prayer, faith, and dependence on God while serving others.

The Serving Church, Part 6 examines Mark 8:34–38 in The Cost of Service. This sermon addresses the sacrifice, commitment, and self-denial involved in following Jesus as a servant. Customers can expect a challenging message about what genuine service requires and why Christ is worthy of wholehearted devotion.

The Serving Church, Part 5 examines Mark 6:7–13 in Sent to Serve. This sermon follows Jesus as He sends His disciples into ministry and considers the attitudes and practices that help believers serve effectively. Customers can expect biblical principles for working with others, trusting God, and faithfully carrying out the work He gives.

The Serving Church, Part 12 examines Mark 14:32–42 in The Praying Servant. Using Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane, this concluding sermon explores how servants of God can pray with intimacy, honesty, submission, and perseverance. Customers can expect a practical closing message that connects effective service with a deep and disciplined prayer life.

The Serving Church, Part 8 examines Mark 11:12–26 in The Servant’s Prayer. This sermon explores principles that strengthen the prayer life of someone who wants to serve God faithfully. Customers can expect biblical guidance on persistent prayer, faith, forgiveness, and maintaining a close relationship with God.

The Serving Church, Part 10 examines Mark 13:32–37 in Time to Serve. In light of Christ’s return, this sermon challenges believers to remain alert, faithful, and active in the work God has given them. Customers can expect an encouraging message about using the time available now to serve with purpose and readiness.

The Foundations of Prayer, Part 2 examines Acts 12:1–17 in The Power of Prayer. Through the account of the church praying for Peter, this sermon shows how God works through the prayers of His people in moments of crisis and impossibility. It encourages believers to pray with greater confidence in God’s power, timing, and ability to intervene.

The Foundations of Prayer, Part 1 examines Ephesians 6:18 in The Importance of Prayer. This sermon explains why prayer is essential to the Christian life and highlights why believers should make it a regular part of their walk with God. It provides a strong biblical foundation for understanding prayer as a vital discipline rather than an occasional response to need.

The Foundations of Prayer, Part 4 examines James 4:1–10 in How to Avoid the Hindrances to Prayer. This sermon identifies attitudes and actions that interfere with an effective prayer life, calling believers to humility, repentance, and a renewed closeness with God. It helps listeners evaluate what may be blocking their prayers and points them back to wholehearted devotion.

The Foundations of Prayer, Part 3 examines Ephesians 6:18 in When to Pray. This sermon considers the biblical call to pray at all times and helps believers think through the different moments, seasons, and situations in which prayer should shape the Christian life. It offers practical encouragement for developing a life marked by constant dependence on God.