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We're continuing our journey through the Kingdom Parables in Matthew 13 with Pastor Derrill Corbin. This week's message, “Soils of Our Hearts,” dives deeper into the Parable of the Sower, unpacking what Jesus revealed about the condition of our hearts. We revisit the foundational truth that the heart is the soil of the Kingdom—designed to respond to His word and destined to bear fruit. Through the lens of four types of soil—footpath, rocky, thorny, and good ground—Pastor Derrill explores how the pressures of life, repetition, and time can compact the soil of our hearts, making them resistant to the transforming seed of the Kingdom. From personal stories to scriptural insights, you'll discover how to break up the fallow ground, admit the hardened areas of your life, cultivate holy desire, and respond in obedience to the Spirit's leading. This message is a powerful call to examine the condition of your inner world and allow God to restore it for a fruitful future. Join us as we lean into His presence, soften our hearts, and receive the fresh rain of His righteousness.

Welcome to Mannahouse! In this powerful message titled “The Soil of the Kingdom”, Pastor Derrill Corbin kicks off our new summer series Kingdom Come—a deep dive into the Kingdom parables of Jesus found in the book of Matthew. This week, we explore the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13), discovering how Jesus reveals profound spiritual truths through everyday illustrations.This message challenges us to cultivate our hearts like a garden—recognizing that spiritual growth requires intentionality and stewardship. It also reminds us that our hearts are a battlefield, where the enemy seeks to snatch away potential before it takes root. But we are not powerless. We are called to guard our hearts, fight for fruitfulness, and trust that the soil of our lives was designed to respond to the voice of God.

In this opening message of our new summer series "Kingdom Come", Pastor Derrill Corbin launches us into a transformative journey through the parables of Jesus in Matthew 13. Titled “Secrets of the Kingdom”, this message challenges us to see beyond the surface of familiar stories and discover divine truths hidden in plain sight. As summer invites us to the coast, BBQs, and river days, it's also a powerful time to lean into spiritual growth. Jesus' parables weren't just illustrations—they were invitations into a different way of living, for those hungry to see and hear with kingdom eyes and ears. In this foundational message, we explore why Jesus taught in parables, how we can grow in spiritual understanding, and what it looks like to live a Kingdom-first life. Whether you're at home, around a table with your Group, or starting your day with devotion, Matthew 13 can be your summer guide to intimacy with Jesus and clarity in your calling. Dive in with us as we discover the mysteries of God's Kingdom—here and now.

Pastor Derrill Corbin unpacks the second installment of our two-week special series, Advance Jesus' Movement. In "Global Mandate," we explore the heartbeat of our church—a local church with a global vision—and what it means to be part of Jesus' mission to reach the ends of the earth.Rooted in key scriptures like Acts 1:8, Matthew 28:18–20, and Psalm 2:8, Pastor Derrill challenges us to rediscover the purpose and plan of the church: to make disciples of all nations. You'll hear real stories of how Mannahouse is actively planting churches and supporting missionaries in nations like Mexico, Turkey, Laos, and Sudan—including creative access countries where the gospel must be shared through innovative means.This message will awaken the global DNA placed within every believer and remind us that Advancing Jesus' Movement isn't just what we do—it's who we are. Whether through prayer, giving, going, or sending, every follower of Jesus has a role to play in God's global strategy.

Join us for Global Vision Sunday where Pastor Derrill Corbin challenges us to rediscover the heart of why the Church exists: to advance Jesus' movement around the world. Delivered on May 18, 2025 as a special simulcast to Mannahouse, this sermon dives deep into God's eternal purpose –– revealed in creation, established before time, and fulfilled through His Church. Pastor Derrill walks us through scripture to show how God's redemptive plan has always been global in scope, centered on forming a diverse family from every tribe, language, people, and nation. You'll hear a bold call to return to our first love, embrace Jesus' Great Commission, and participate in a global vision that reflects the heartbeat of God. This isn't just a message –– it's a mandate. Join us in aligning with the movement of Jesus by living out our purpose with character, community, and mission.

When has God orchestrated a divine moment for you? In this special Mother's Day message, Michal Corbin brings wisdom, insight, and encouragement from the story of Esther, an ordinary woman used by God in a pivotal moment in history. She demonstrates how God can turn what may have seemed like a moment of destruction into a pivotal moment, using you for good and for legacy...for such a time as this.

As part of the ongoing series The Living One, this sermon challenges believers to rise with bold faith, wielding the spiritual keys Jesus has entrusted to His Church. Drawing from Revelation 1 and Matthew 16, Pastor Derrill emphasizes that the Church is not only called to stand in the face of darkness but to actively enforce Christ's victory through unified, authoritative prayer. Anchored in the early church's story from Acts 12, where Peter is miraculously freed from prison, we explore the mindset and the pattern of a praying church. From fervent intercession to communal faith, this message paints a vivid picture of what it means to pray with Kingdom authority and to be a people known for opening heaven's gates through agreement and spiritual hunger. Whether you're new to prayer or longing to deepen your church's spiritual life, this message will inspire you to become part of a house where heaven touches earth.

In this week's message titled "He Holds the Keys", Pastor Derrill Corbin walks us through the profound truth found in Revelation 1:17–18 where Jesus declares, “I am the Living One... and I hold the keys of death and Hades.” As part of our Easter season focus on Jesus as The Living One, we reflect on the significance of his death and resurrection—and what it means for us today. Pastor Derrill unpacks the authority Jesus holds over death and the grave, and how this victory empowers his Church with the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. From biblical insights on Hades and Sheol to the practical implications of binding and loosing, this message reminds us that death has lost its sting, and the Church is entrusted with opening the door of God's Kingdom to the world through the gospel. Join us in this rich exploration of hope, victory, and spiritual authority in Christ.

Welcome to our Easter celebration! In this message, Pastor Derrill Corbin reflects on the resurrection of Jesus Christ through the lens of Revelation 1 and the Gospel of Mark. As we commemorate the empty tomb, we're reminded that Jesus is not only risen—He is alive forever. This message explores the reality of death, the weight of grief, and the transformative power of resurrection. He invites us to face our despair, reflect on what might feel hopeless or lifeless in our own lives, and experience the same resurrection power that raised Christ from the grave. Whether you're new here or call this house your home, we're so glad you're with us. Prepare to encounter the Living One who holds the keys to death and life, and discover how the resurrection can bring new hope, purpose, and breakthrough to your journey.

"Poverty out. Prosperity in." In this message, Pastor Derrill brings the Prosperous People Series to a close by encouraging listeners to live in a way that leaves a legacy. He lays a biblical foundation for leaving a legacy and provides practical steps to structure wealth for legacy, directing listeners to measure prosperity not in accumulation but in advancement of Jesus' movement.

In this powerful Palm Sunday message titled "I Fell at His Feet," Pastor Derrill Corbin leads us through Revelation 1:17–18 and John Mark 11:1–11, inviting us to see Jesus not just as Savior, but as King. As part of our Easter series at Mannahouse Mill Plain, we follow the journey of the Apostle John—from knowing about Jesus, to following Him, to deep intimacy, and ultimately to full surrender. John's encounter with the risen Christ reveals the awe and reverence due to the Living One—Jesus who triumphed over death and holds the keys of eternity. Through Scripture, reflection, and worship, we're called to take our next step—whatever that may be—toward deeper discipleship and wholehearted devotion. Join us as we respond to Jesus with the same posture as John: falling at His feet.

As we enter the Easter season, we join Christians throughout the world in focusing our attention on Jesus, “The Living One," as He calls Himself. In this message, Pastor Derrill introduces the series "The Living One" by teaching on the context of the key text, Revelation 1:17–18, and deciphering principles about how we, too, can see Jesus. Listeners will come to see the role their worship, focus, and reverence play in their ability to see Him.

How did Jacob become a prosperous person? In this message, Patrice Tsague shares ten principles from scripture about how Jacob built his wealth, emphasizing obedience, faith, trust, generosity, faithfulness, worth, family, wisdom, risks, and diligence. Listeners will be encouraged that despite their imperfections they, too, can become prosperous.

Why do so many believers struggle to step into prosperity? Pastor Asim lists twelve reasons this may be the case, but in this message he focuses on the reason that they may not have sacrificially sowed financial seed. One of the great paradoxes of our faith is that what seems like loss in the natural world is actually gain in God's Kingdom. Sacrificial giving is an opportunity for believers to worship, deepen their trust in the God who can make all things possible, reflect God's character, and partner with God's mission.

God wants His people to be prosperous, living in purpose, significance, and joy. He also knows a life of significance is inseparable from a life of giving, so He empowers His people by His grace to be generous. Grace-empowered giving is all about grace and joy, is a crucial part of our spiritual transformation, is never an obligation, and positions prosperous people to plant seeds that will produce fruit in the lives of people for whom Jesus died. In this message, Pastor Derrill encourages listeners that they are graced to give!

In this message, Pastor Derrill walks listeners through biblical financial management foundations, encouraging listeners to recognize God as their source, be grateful, invest faithfully, keep good records, plan spending, and enjoy what they have. Surrender to Jesus transforms beliefs, and transformed beliefs change behavior so that people can be prosperous in the way God intends, living according to the Kingdom-culture norms, and enjoying the abundance God provides.

What is tithing? With a heart that desires for all to be prosperous according to a biblical definition and to break free the spirit of the age which serves money, Pastor Derrill answers this crucial question. Drawing from Malachi 3:6–12, he demonstrates how tithing is a test; is biblical; is a sacred tenth; and is a blessing. Listeners will be encouraged to realign their hearts and priorities to God's design and purpose for their lives, taking steps to press into God, His Word, and His promise, and breaking into a realm of blessing promised in God's Word from Genesis to Revelation!

Poverty out. Prosperity in. This is the discipleship journey we are on. We are getting old, wrong, worldly thinking out and replacing it with the heaven's viewpoint on money and things. In this sermon, Pastor Derrill draws clear distinctions between poverty thinking and prosperity thinking and, using scripture as a guide, identifies a biblical definition of "work." Listeners will come to understand how work is connected to worship and how they can ensure that their work is an act of worship.

In this second message of the series "Prosperous People," Pastor Asim expounds on Luke 13:6–9 and Genesis 2 to demonstrate how life in the Kingdom, likened to gardening, turns barren, empty spaces into fruitful places where Kingdom People can cultivate the ground and prosper. Listeners will be encouraged to embrace biblical stewardship and opportunity-thinking characteristic of life in the Kingdom.

In this first sermon of the series "Prosperous People," Pastor Derrill shares his heart for the people of Mannahouse to be prosperous according to a biblical definition. With a focus on Luke 13:6–9, he defines prosperity, identifies prosperous people, and exposits four district truths which lay the groundwork for becoming a Prosperous People.

In this closing message of the series "Your Kingdom First," Pastor Derrill encourages listeners to recognize that moments of loss and pain are holy opportunities to cultivate holy hunger; evaluate the longings of their soul and align them to God's kingdom; encounter God's unfailing love every day; and stir up and normalize spiritual passion. He challenges Mannahouse to dial up the spiritual hunger in our church to match our passion to the zeal God has for us––undomesticated, fully alive, and awakened!

Do I believe God cares for me? Do I believe He has stored up goodness for me? Is God really who He says He is? Ultimately, everyone must answer these questions. Matthew 6:33 offers both instruction for living out our belief in God and a promise of provision. In this message, Pastor Derrill encourages those who struggle with the instruction and worry about the promise, assuring listeners that although God's provision doesn't always come in ways we like, expect, or initially recognize, believers can still seek God first, enjoy renewed perspective in His presence, and know God as their ultimate provider.

Continuing in this series "Your Kingdom First," Pastor Derrill examines Matthew 6 to discover principles about seeking first God's righteousness. He encourages listeners with the truth that righteousness is a gift, not a work; that it transforms our identity, leading to holiness and obedience; and that it restores both our fellowship with God and our relationships with others. Today is the day you can receive God's righteousness!

In this special Candlelight Sunday Christmas message, Pastor Derrill examines Luke 1 to document the context around Christ's birth. Drawing from the life of Zecharias, he identifies three qualitative characteristics of God's work among mankind: God's heartfelt mercies, His sunrise, and His path of peace. Listeners will be encouraged that God's Light truly shines in the darkness, and that His path is abundant, rich, peace-filled, and full of life that we might begin to taste the quality and characteristic of the Kingdom of God. 

In this message, Dr. Frank Damazio inspires listeners with biblical encouragement that Jesus is Mighty God: all powerful, force of unlimited authority and influence, unrestrained, and infinite in power. He examines the meaning of the word "mighty" in Isaiah 9:6, offering nine life-changing realities for believers because of the fact that Jesus is Mighty God.

In preparation for Christmas, Travis Arnold introduces this sermon series which explores how strongly and consistently the Bible links the arrival of God's Son. In this theologically rich sermon, he unpacks Isaiah 9:6–7 to define the Kingdom biblically, demonstrating how it is not of this world but impacts the world, is in the Spirit, advances through the Church by the gospel, and is already here but awaits the King's return. Listeners will be encouraged by Arnold's examination of the King's authority, character, and dominion & peace.

Has the Lord promised you something? Is it okay for you to ask for it? In this sermon, Pastor Derrill continues his final message in the series, "Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities: A Study Through the Book of Joshua." Building on Joshua 14:12 in which Caleb said, "Give me [what] the Lord promised to me...", Pastor Derrill identifies what receiving inheritance requires and characteristics of the inheritance God provides for His people.

In this two-part sermon, Pastor Derrill closes the series "Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities: A Study Through the Book of Joshua." At this stage in our journey through Joshua, we see the Israelites are about to take their promised inheritance, and Pastor Derrill draws principles from scripture to help believers understand how God brings us into our own "promised lands" today.

Do you feel stuck? Are you in a battle and trying to get through the enemy's strategies? Are you far from home, and do you need to come to Jesus to find strength in Him? God wants to give you a strategy to divide and conquer your enemy so you can inherit all God has for you. In this message, Pastor Derrill walks listeners through Joshua 11:1–6 to demonstrate how you can gain the victory you need.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Derrill continues the series "Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities" with an examination of Joshua 10:1–15. He challenges listeners toward courage and bold faith for the "impossible," reminding listeners that if their lives are explainable, they're not believable. He demonstrates how bold faith acts upon the promises of God, is rooted in the power of God, and believes God for the impossible!

What happens when overcomers are overcome? In this message, Pastor Derrill examines the Israelites' only defeat in the settling of the Promised Land. He uncovers internal failures of prayerlessness, arrogance, pride, and hidden sin which must be confronted in order for God's people to gain strategic footholds in their lands of promise. God's people can be purified and released into victory and destiny!

In his first Sunday as Senior Pastor of Mannahouse, Pastor Derrill brought an encouraging message from Joshua 6. He challenged the congregation to obedience in spite of the fear, reminding them that impossible situations are not impassable and that courage from God activates strength. Walking listeners through Joshua 6, he demonstrated how facing a Jericho requires obedience, perseverance, and consecration.

In this historic Succession Weekend sermon, Senior Pastors Marc and Susan Estes share personal stories and reflections of God's faithfulness throughout their lives. They honored the many who have sacrificed and served faithfully to partner with God in His mission through Mannahouse and blessed their successors, Pastors Derrill and Michal Corbin. Surely, God has been faithful, He is faithful, and He will forever be faithful!

While it's one thing to receive a promise from God, it's another to be committed to that promise. In this message, Pastor Asim encourages listeners on their lifelong journey to be committed to God. Examining Joshua 5, Asim demonstrates how we must commit to God's pruning process, commit to let go of the past, commit to trust in God's unfailing faithfulness, and commit to God's presence.

This week, Pastor Derrill Corbin shares an impactful message titled "Stepping Into Promise" from the series Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities. In this sermon, we dive into Joshua 3 & 4, exploring how God leads His people into their promised inheritance. From the crossing of the Jordan River to the building of memorials, we learn powerful truths about overcoming barriers, seizing prophetic destiny, and walking in unity. Whether you're facing challenges or stepping into a new season, this message will inspire you to trust God's timing and take bold steps of faith!

In this second message in the series "Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities," Pastor Derrill examines Joshua 2, pulling principles from the text which would encourage those who want to receive God's promises and walk in their inheritance. He demonstrates how prophetic promises require strategic partnership and that God is at work before the people of God even arrive at their place of destiny. The people of God are challenged to expect God to redeem the seemingly impossible. Even the darkest places can be incubators for God's prophetic promises!

In this message, Pastor Derrill introduces a new sermon series, "Crossing Rivers, Taking Cities: A Study Through The Book of Joshua." Setting the stage for an inspiring journey through Joshua, he calls listeners to discern the difference between the God's workman and God's work, invites them to join God in what He is doing, and inspires them to go all in, holding nothing back.

In this message, Pastor Derrill continues his sermon which poses the question, "Who do you think you are?" Studying the life of Naomi, he addresses the stories people tell themselves inside their own heads and invites listeners to shed discouragement, find their identity in Christ, and walk in faith in the God who is "I am."

In this message oriented toward those navigating a transition season, Pastor Derrill poses the question, "Who do you think you are?" He challenges listeners to carefully examine the stories they're telling themselves and and invites them to align their thinking with God's thoughts. Using the example of what God did for Moses when he encountered him at the burning bush, Pastor Derrill reminds listeners that God wants to lift them up and remind them you they are in the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Derrill departs from his planned message to encourage the church about God's plan for his Ekklesia ("Church") to bring the Kingdom of God to earth and to not shrink back. He challenges listeners to move forward couragously with the mind of Christ, growing together into a dwelling place for God with the materials, design, and vision God gives.

Pastor Derrill shares a faith-filled message from his heart for the Rocky Butte Campus as they prepare to merge the Downtown Campus into the Portland Campus and concentrate efforts to minister to Portland and the Pacific Northwest through the power of God. He challenges listeners to walk in the faith that in Christ "nothing will be impossible for you" (Matthew 17:20), including the seemingly impossible and insurmountable.

Pastor Michael Corbin brings a word about how we can thrive in every season. With heartwarming relatability, she shares from scripture and her personal story about how we can believe that God wants to use us, believe what God says about us, and keep our feet firmly planted & hands open in surrender so we can look up and impact the world around us.

In this message from the "Faith for Your Family" series, Lanny & Joanne Hubbard draw inspiration from the lives of influential singles in the Bible to identify ways God uses singleness as a blessing. They also draw from their own experiences to offer practical advice for dealing with struggles such as loneliness. They close with a powerful reminder that singleness is not a limitation but an opportunity.

Continuing the “Faith for Your Family” series, this week's message is titled Laws of Building a Biblical Marriage Pt. 2, where we explore the key aspects of marital unity through the lens of scripture.

In this week's message, we continue our journey through the "Faith for Your Family" series exploring foundational principles that apply to everyone—whether you're single, married, engaged, or navigating a different life stage. In this video, we dive into the biblical blueprint for marriage and family, beginning with the origins found in Genesis. What was God's original plan for relationships, and how can we align our lives with His vision? Pastor Derrill walks us through key concepts like the Law of Priority and the Law of Pursuit, helping us understand the significance of placing our marriage above all other human relationships and actively pursuing our spouse.

Through this sermon we dive into a new series called Faith for Your Family. Whether you're single, married, divorced, or somewhere in between, this message is for you! We explore God's vision for your family, the challenges that all families face, and how faith can make a difference in your home. This week's message covers powerful scriptures discusses a blueprint to build a strong, God-centered family. We also discuss the importance of roles in marriage, parenting, and how to align with God's original design for our lives and our relationships.

This week's message belongs to a series of conversation that talks about Life at the Table. Pastor Derrill Corbin teaches on how God thinks and acts generationally and emphasizes that we be intentional about training and preserving the next generation.

Pastor Derrill's continues the Life of the Table series with a sermon emphasizing the global table. We find that the call of God to gather at the table was enlarged up on Pentecost (which happens to be today), 50 days after Passover, when the Holy Spirit was poured out on the newly formed church. The power that came upon them was for witness in the nations of the world. This requires honor, flexibility, curiosity, and a true acknowledgment that ethnicity is eternal and part of God's design for humanity. Stretching ourselves to be multicultural and multi-ethnic believers is Godly.

This week's message belongs to a series of conversation that talks about Life at the Table. In this message which falls on the same day as Mother's Day, Pastor Derrill Corbin talks about the Family Table and how it is the primary place of discipleship. God places us into family (both natural and spiritual), then works IN the family by growing and blessing it, so that He can work THROUGH the family to bring His blessing to those that are around us. The centerpiece of these family relationships is the table.

This week's message is part of a series called “Life at the Table.” Pastor Derrill teaches about the impact when those seated at the local church table set a table for those in their neighborhoods. He encourages believers to move closer to the world around us by moving INto our neighborhoods, create a culture of radically ordinary hospitality which sacrifices temporally so that others can live eternally. He challenges listeners to practice honor and embrace celebration.

In this week's message from the series "Life at the Table," Pastor Derrill challenges listeners to move from the church table to the work table to build Jesus' Church. Acknowledging how spiritual life impacts work life, he poses three crucial questions: 1. Is work something we endure or something we delight? 2. How much of my identity and significance is rooted in my work? 3. What is the impact of marketplace tables in my life and the lives of others?