Man O War Church is a welcoming congregation dedicated to serving God and learning his Word. Pastor Mitchell Tolle and Special Guests teach this thriving community of believers each Sunday at 9am and 11:15am EST in Lexington, Kentucky.
“Faith-walking is the basic, first work of crossing over”
And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. Luke 2:13-14
From fallen angels to the flood and fiery Sodom and Gomorrah, Peter gives us some powerful warnings—but also a huge dose of hope, reminding us that God knows exactly how to rescue those who are His.
“After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them on ahead of him, two by two, into every town and place where he himself was about to go.” Luke 10:1
God calls us to courageously leave comfort, embrace disruption, and faithfully work what He gives us—because destiny is not given all at once, but revealed through obedience, service, and the willingness to cross over.
“If you don't go to heaven on purpose you'll end up in hell!”
Introduction to the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatians
Please join us as our guest, pastor Dan Tomberlin preaches the Word.
We are in message number 5 of Second Peter titled; The Inspired Word of God.
Peter affirms the Second Coming of Christ as true, based on eyewitness testimony and the divine authority of Scripture.
Pray, because your prayers one day will make Heaven go completely silent.
The power of scripture lies in its ability to illuminate, guide, and transform lives.
In this message, we see the apostle Peter nearing the end of his life, passionately urging believers to remember the greatness of their salvation and the truth of God's Word. As he reflects on the gravity, spirit, task, and brevity of ministry, Peter reminds us that real ministry is rooted in repetition, encouragement, and steadfastness in the face of false teaching.
Heaven is his home, but it cannot contain Him. He fills the universe.
Becoming a Christian isn't about self-improvement—it's about becoming a completely new person through the power of the Holy Spirit. God gives believers a new Lord (Jesus), a new nature, a new mind, new desires, and divine power to live a godly life, even through hardship.
“Heaven is God's Home. He has invited us to come live with Him.”
The Bible tells us we are to be faithful in managing our gifts responsibly.
Join us this morning with guest speaker Jeff McGirt.
We close our our study of 1st Peter tonight with message #15 - a message titled: Humility and Pride
Today we are going to talk about service and we are going toward not an altar call this morning in the front of the building but one in the foyer where you commit not just your eternity to Jesus but your life also.
The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.
This week's study in 1 Peter 5 focuses on godly leadership—especially in times of crisis—emphasizing that all believers are called to lead through humility, love, and example, not control or selfish ambition. Drawing from Peter's personal failures and restoration by Jesus, the teaching highlights that even failed leaders can be restored and used powerfully when they follow the Chief Shepherd.
The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.
It has been decreed in the throne room of heaven: The Coward shall be a Champion
We need an earth-shaking outpouring of the Holy Ghost...not because we are so bad, but because the need is so great.
Please join us for our Father's Day service, with Guest Speaker George Moxley.
The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.
On this Pentecost Sunday, we revisit the first outpouring in the book of Acts
Practical steps for sharing your story with others
We continue in our series on the book of Judges on Deborah this morning.