Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Marsh

The original rock podcast - now in its 20th year! – knocks the week's news across the conversational net. Amid the top-spin, rallies and double-faults, you'll find … … farcical developments in the Tupac trial … the shock-horror reaction to the Sam Mendes Beatles' wigs! … Dave Marsh's ‘1001 Greatest Singles' in 1989: what 45s released since would make his Top 10? … ‘If the Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me', ‘I've Been Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart': real or made-up Country song titles? … “People buy albums because they like the band. They buy singles because they like the song” … musicians who wrote a second memoir as the first one wasn't all true … the Stones single that's streets ahead of their others … the Hank Marvin Challenge: the correct facial expression when playing instrumentals! … are the greatest singles the ones with the most emotional depth? … and the mystery of ‘No Way Out' by Joyce Harris.Help us to keep The Longest Continuous Conversation In Rock'n'Roll going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The original rock podcast - now in its 20th year! – knocks the week's news across the conversational net. Amid the top-spin, rallies and double-faults, you'll find … … farcical developments in the Tupac trial … the shock-horror reaction to the Sam Mendes Beatles' wigs! … Dave Marsh's ‘1001 Greatest Singles' in 1989: what 45s released since would make his Top 10? … ‘If the Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me', ‘I've Been Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart': real or made-up Country song titles? … “People buy albums because they like the band. They buy singles because they like the song” … musicians who wrote a second memoir as the first one wasn't all true … the Stones single that's streets ahead of their others … the Hank Marvin Challenge: the correct facial expression when playing instrumentals! … are the greatest singles the ones with the most emotional depth? … and the mystery of ‘No Way Out' by Joyce Harris.Help us to keep The Longest Continuous Conversation In Rock'n'Roll going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The original rock podcast - now in its 20th year! – knocks the week's news across the conversational net. Amid the top-spin, rallies and double-faults, you'll find … … farcical developments in the Tupac trial … the shock-horror reaction to the Sam Mendes Beatles' wigs! … Dave Marsh's ‘1001 Greatest Singles' in 1989: what 45s released since would make his Top 10? … ‘If the Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me', ‘I've Been Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart': real or made-up Country song titles? … “People buy albums because they like the band. They buy singles because they like the song” … musicians who wrote a second memoir as the first one wasn't all true … the Stones single that's streets ahead of their others … the Hank Marvin Challenge: the correct facial expression when playing instrumentals! … are the greatest singles the ones with the most emotional depth? … and the mystery of ‘No Way Out' by Joyce Harris.Help us to keep The Longest Continuous Conversation In Rock'n'Roll going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Dog Stars, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Josh Brolin and Jacob Elordi, is about two men who become unlikely compatriots when a pandemic wipes out much of the country's population. Adventure writer Peter Heller spoke with Dave Davies in 2012 about the book, which draws on his own survival skills. Also, we remember pioneering rock critic Dave Marsh. He was an early champion and biographer of Bruce Springsteen, and helped launch the rock magazine Creem before winding up at Rolling Stone. He died August 14 at age 79. Justin Chang reviews the new film Dreams in Nightmares. Subscribe to our free weekly newsletter Follow us on Instagram Subscribe to our YouTube channel Check out the Fresh Air ArchivesSee pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

In the latest edition of None But The Brave, co-hosts Hal Schwartz and Flynn McLean discuss the legacy of Bruce Springsteen biographer and music critic Dave Marsh, who died at 76 on August 14th. They are joined by Lauren Onkey and Matt Orel, both longtime Springsteen fans who were good friends of Marsh. For more information on exclusive NBTB content via Patreon, please visit: Patreon.com/NBTBPodcast. This show is sponsored by DistroKid. Use this link to support the show and get 30% off your first year: http://distrokid.com/vip/nbtb Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Luigi Mangione pleads guilty, Eli Zaret stops by, John Hinckley Jr. on the interview circuit, Selena Gomez fraud allegations, Alex Cooper pretends to know business on CNBC, and Fox 2 responds to Taryn Asher's lawsuit. Eli Zaret drops by the studio to discuss the disappointing weekend for the Detroit Tigers, the endless drama in the WNBA, Tony Romo about to be blown out at CBS, Kyle Whittingham loves Ohio State, Jayden Daniels super butthurt that LSU allowed someone to wear his number, the Super Bowl Champs snatch up Terrion Arnold, the new badass TV screen at Memorial Stadium at the University of Illinois, the sale of the LA Lakers and much more. RIP Creem editor Dave Marsh. The Woodward Dream Cruise went down. A brawl went down Duggan's Irish Pub. There was also a brawl in Birmingham. We look at Drew's pictures for some reason. The mob will NOT allow Frankie Valli to retire. Some new footage of Michael Jackson dropped. Drew finally caught the biopic an enjoyed it. Mario Bosco is alive and short. Fox 2 declares Taryn Asher prone to 'outbursts' and a video drops of her upset at work. The story did remind the world that Roop Raj got a DUI. Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking. He remains a loser. The "Mangionistas" have attained press passes. John Hinckley Jr. is making the podcast rounds. Patti Davis isn't happy about it. Get your John Hinckley signed headshot today! Loser Chad Hickman kills 5 and himself in Lake City, Michigan. Nice tattoo, dork. Pregnant Alex Cooper's has ditch talk of bj's for high profile interviews. Her company is somehow worth $500M. She did an interview with CNBC and dances around Dave Portnoy's claims she threatened sexual harassment claims and blabs about her podcast and future endeavors. Selena Gomez and her mother are phonies and accused of fraud with their mental health startup. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have the Fecal Midas Touch and have been advised to go away. They need more money for the boring Invictus Games. Nepo-Babies: Redmond O'Neal is looking great in court for attempted murder and flashes awesome new tattoos. Nick Reiner is a whiner and will not receive his parent's money. Perez Hilton's sister is spilling about his live stream meltdown. Corey Feldman is rocking to the elderly. He continues to pop off against Hollywood pedophiles. UPDATE: Corey's elderly cash cow has died. Jenna Jameson has married for the 4th time. No influencers are welcome in Nantucket. Our favorite mobster, Carmine Gotti Agnello, had some time shaved off his prison time. Merch is available if you want to rep the show. Word of mouth, brah. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew Lane, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley, BranDon, and Roberto).

In this message from the Life of David series, Pastor Dave examines one of the most painful moments in David's life—the betrayal of his own son Absalom. Through 2 Samuel 15, we see how Absalom's pride and ambition led him to steal the hearts of Israel and turn against his own father. But this story also reveals a powerful lesson for us today: there is a little bit of Absalom in all of us when we believe we could do things better than those God has placed over us. As David faces an attack from within his own family, he chooses not to fight in his own strength but to trust in the sovereignty of God, pray, and worship. When we face trials, betrayal, and difficult seasons, we can remember that God rules and reigns over every circumstance and that the battle ultimately belongs to Him.

David was the greatest king Israel ever had. He fought lions and bears with his bare hands. And when his own daughter was assaulted, he did nothing. If the best king this world ever produced still fell this short, what does that tell us about where we should be placing our hope? There is a question buried in 2 Samuel 13 that might be the most honest thing ever asked: where do I take my shame? The answer might surprise you.

For eleven weeks we've followed David's rise from humble shepherd to Israel's greatest king—but in 2 Samuel 11, everything changes. In this message, we examine David's affair with Bathsheba, his attempt to cover up his sin, and the devastating consequences that followed. More importantly, we discover that moral failure rarely happens overnight; it's often the result of a slow drift away from God's ways. This Bible study offers a sobering warning about unchecked lust, the dangers that often accompany success, and the importance of guarding our hearts long before temptation arrives. While David's story exposes the destructive power of sin, it also reminds us that repentance and redemption are still available to those who turn back to God.

As David remembers his covenant with Jonathan, he searches for someone to show kindness to—and finds Mephibosheth, a broken man living in a barren place. In this message from 2 Samuel 9, we discover the powerful meaning of "hesed"—God's faithful, covenant love—and see how David's kindness points us to the greater kindness of King Jesus. This isn't just an inspiring story of compassion; it's a picture of the Gospel, reminding us that we are welcomed into God's family, restored to our inheritance, and invited to the King's table, not because we've earned it, but because of His unfailing love and grace.

In one of the most unusual and debated passages in all of Scripture, Saul seeks guidance from a medium after years of rejecting God's voice. As fear and desperation drive him to consult the dead, we discover the tragic consequences of looking for direction anywhere but the Lord. This message explores 1 Samuel 28, the dangers of occult and counterfeit spiritual practices, and God's desire for His children to be led by the Holy Spirit rather than superstition, fear, or human intermediaries. Through Saul's failure and David's example, we're reminded that because of Jesus, we can come boldly to God ourselves and find the guidance, peace, and fellowship our hearts were created for.

In 1 Samuel 25, David finds himself at a crossroads between wisdom and foolishness. Grieving the loss of Samuel and wounded by Nabal's insults, David is ready to take revenge into his own hands—until God uses the wisdom, humility, and courage of Abigail to stop him from making a devastating mistake. In this message, The Fool and the King, we discover that the same battle exists within each of us. Will we live according to the flesh, driven by anger, pride, and offense? Or will we surrender to the Spirit and choose humility, peace, and wisdom? Join us as we explore how God uses His people to speak truth into our lives and call out the kingly character He is forming within us.

David had every reason to get even. Hunted by King Saul, hiding in a cave, and finally given what looked like the perfect opportunity to end his suffering, David chose a different path. In this message from 1 Samuel 24, we explore what it means to honor imperfect people, resist the pull of revenge, trust God with justice, and discover the peace that comes from leaving vengeance at the foot of the cross. Because sometimes the greatest victories aren't won by striking back—they're won by choosing honor.

In this message from 1 Samuel 18, we look at the dangerous “ear worm” that took hold of King Saul's heart—jealousy, insecurity, comparison, and offense. As David's popularity grew, Saul allowed envy to consume him, damaging his relationship with David and opening the door to bitterness and fear. Through Saul's downfall and David's wise response under unfair leadership, we're challenged to deal with jealousy before it destroys us, refuse to live offended, and keep honoring God even in difficult seasons. Most importantly, we see how Jesus models a completely different kind of leadership—one that empowers others instead of competing with them.

Children's Pastor, Dave Marsh, introduces our new series "Iron Sharpens Iron.” Be sure to join us in person every Tuesday at 6:00 AM at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX. If you have a question that you want answered, please text “STUDY” to 77978. Whether it be, Scripture, Family, or Life, no topic is off limits to have your question answered! Do you need help building a Men's Ministry at your church? Text “JHILLHOUSE” to 77978! Visit @saturday-at-the-creek for sermons from our Teaching Pastor, Graeme Golding. Are you looking for more scripture-based content and materials? Visit www.johnmarkcaton.com

In this message from our study through the life of David, Pastor Dave looks at the powerful covenant friendship between Jonathan and David in 1 Samuel 18. Jonathan had every reason to see David as a threat. As the crown prince, he was next in line for the throne, but instead of jealousy or competition, Jonathan chose humility, loyalty, and sacrificial love. This message explores the difference between transactional relationships and covenant relationships, showing us what it means to be a friend who protects, encourages, gives grace, and points others back to God. Ultimately, Jonathan's friendship with David points us to Jesus, who laid down His rights, humbled Himself, and gave His life for us.

In this message from 1 Samuel 17, we dive into the powerful story of David and Goliath—a battle that's about far more than a sling and a stone. Pastor Dave unpacks how David's confidence wasn't rooted in his ability, but in remembering God's past faithfulness and trusting Him in the present. When the armies of Israel were paralyzed by fear, David saw something different: a God who had already proven Himself in the private battles of the sheep pen. This message challenges us to stop fixating on the giants in front of us—whether fear, sickness, or spiritual struggles—and instead look up to the God who fights for us. Even more, we see how this story points forward to Jesus Christ, our true representative who won the ultimate victory over sin and death on our behalf. If you're facing a battle today, this message will remind you: don't forget to remember, change your focus, and trust that the battle belongs to the Lord.

What would you do if you knew you only had seven days left to live? In this message, we walk through the final week of Jesus' life—often called Passion Week—day by day. From the triumphant praise of Palm Sunday to the suffering of Good Friday and the victory of Resurrection Sunday, we see Jesus fully aware of what was coming and faithfully fulfilling the will of the Father. Along the way we discover fulfilled prophecy, the true meaning of the Lamb of God, the danger of empty religion, and the incredible love of Christ who gave His life for us. As we reflect on Holy Week, we're invited to respond with gratitude, worship, and renewed devotion to the One who carried our sins so we could receive eternal life.

In this message, we explore the Apostle Peter's powerful warning in 2 Peter 2 about false teachers who secretly infiltrate the church and lead people away from the truth. Throughout Scripture, Jesus and the early church leaders repeatedly warned believers to test what they hear and remain grounded in God's Word. This teaching highlights key red flags of false ministers—teachings that minimize Jesus, manipulative tactics around money, and lives marked by hidden sin—while encouraging believers to grow in spiritual discernment rather than suspicion. Most importantly, it reminds us that even when human leaders fail, Jesus remains the Good Shepherd who faithfully loves, protects, and restores His sheep.

Jesus warned us that not everyone who says “Lord, Lord” truly belongs to Him. In this message from Matthew 7, we continue our series on discerning false teachers and false prophets within the Church.What does a wolf look like in sheep's clothing? How do false leaders misuse spiritual authority? And how can we tell the difference between servant leadership and spiritual abuse?By examining Jesus' teaching on humility, authority, honor culture, and accountability, we learn that true shepherds serve — while false teachers crave power.

Jesus ended the Sermon on the Mount with a warning: not everyone who speaks in His name truly belongs to Him. In Part 1 of this new series, we open Matthew 7:15-23 and begin discussing false prophets — why they exist, how they operate, and why they can be so convincing. With more preaching available today than ever before, believers must learn to recognize spiritual manipulation, sensationalism, and teaching that doesn't match Scripture. This message isn't about fear — it's about discernment, and learning to follow the true Shepherd instead of the wolves.

In this message, we confront one of the biggest barriers in our relationship with God: condemnation. Many believers trust that God will save them, but struggle to believe He actually delights in them. Looking at Romans 8:1, Zechariah 3, and 1 John 3, we discover the difference between conviction and condemnation, the role of the accuser, and why our own hearts often keep us trapped in guilt. Through Jesus, we are not defined by our past — we are clothed in His righteousness and invited to live with confidence, freedom, and peace before God.

Many Christians live with an image of God as angry, disappointed, or constantly frustrated—and that belief carries real consequences. In this message, we look at the truth of who God really is: a God who delights in His people and even sings over them. Through Scripture in Zephaniah, 1 John, and Hebrews, we explore the assurance of salvation and the danger of living with eternal insecurity, reminding us that eternal life is found in Jesus alone—not in our daily performance, but in His finished work. Jesus didn't just make salvation possible—He completed it, and that's why He sat down.

Welcome to the Mind Muscle Connection Podcast!In today's episode, I sit down with Dave Marsh to deep dive Performance, Recovery, and Nervous System RegulationWe talk about the role your nervous system plays in recovery, how chronic stress can sabotage your training, and what metrics actually matter when you're trying to grow, physically and mentally. Dave also shares his personal experience with ayahuasca, and how that helped him reconnect with his body in a way no spreadsheet ever could.If you've been training hard but feel like your results have stalled or your life outside the gym is bleeding into your performance… this episode is a must listen.Let's talk about:Introduction to Dave MarshDave MarshUsing HRV, Blood Pressure & Resting Heart Rate in CoachingReal-World Stress and Nervous System DysregulationPre-Peru DietaBoundaries, Recovery Routines, & Sauna ProtocolWhy Fasted Cardio & Nasal Breathing HelpEmotional Regulation & Men in RelationshipsWhat Dave did in PeruAyahuascaPost-Retreat Nutrition & GPP Focus2026 goalsMuscle Growth vs. AthleticismCardioWhere to find DaveFollow me on Instagram for more information and education: @jeffhoehn_FREE 30 Min Strategy Call: HEREBody Recomp Checklist 2.0 HERENutrition Periodization Masterclass: HEREHow You Can Work With Me?: HERECoaching application: HERE

In this message from the Happy God series, we explore the Father heart of God through Jesus' parable of the prodigal son. Many of us struggle to believe God is pleased with us, often trading sonship for shame or behavior management. But Jesus reveals a Father who runs, restores, and rejoices over His children. This sermon invites us to move from slavery to sonship and to see God not through the lens of our sin, but through the eyes of His love.

What if God doesn't just love you—but actually delights in you?In this message from Isaiah 62, we explore a powerful truth many believers struggle to accept: God pursues His people, gives them a new name, and rejoices over them with joy. Discover how seeing yourself the way God sees you leads not to pride, but to deeper holiness, freedom, and joy in Jesus.

What does God's face look like when He thinks about you?

The Christmas story doesn't end at the manger. In Luke 2, an old man named Simeon finally sees the promise he's been waiting for his entire life when Mary and Joseph bring the baby Jesus into the temple. God had told Simeon he would not die until he saw the Messiah — and on that ordinary day, the promise walked into the room. This message reminds us that God always keeps His word, and that Christmas is about more than celebrating Jesus' first coming. We are living between two promises: Christ has come once, and He is coming again. As we explore the theology of Christmas and the hope of Jesus' return, we're challenged to live with faith, urgency, and expectation as we wait for the fulfillment of God's second promise.

In this Christmas message from Matthew 1:18–25, we take a deeper look at the doctrine of the Incarnation—God with us. The Christmas story is more than a familiar tradition; it is rich with theology that reveals who Jesus is and why He came. In this sermon, we explore what it means that Jesus is fully God and fully man, why the virgin birth matters, and how the Incarnation is essential to our salvation. Discover how this truth not only secures our forgiveness, but also transforms our identity and daily walk as followers of Christ.

In this message, we take a fresh look at the birth of Jesus—not as a fairy tale, but as a true, world-shaping moment filled with real people, real places, and the unmistakable Sovereignty of God. Through Luke's Gospel and the prophecies of Micah, we see how God orchestrated every detail to fulfill His promises and reveal His heart. As we unpack the doctrines woven into the Christmas account, we're reminded that God is still sovereign, still working, and still worthy of our trust in every season of life.

In Ecclesiastes 7, Solomon makes a series of surprising statements: funerals are better than parties, sorrow is better than laughter, and criticism is better than praise. At first glance, none of it seems to make sense—until we press in and discover the deep truth behind his words.In this message, we explore why God often uses sorrow, adversity, and seasons of suffering to refine us in ways comfort never can. We look at how grief slows us down, clarifies our priorities, and opens space for God to shape our hearts. We also confront the mystery of suffering—why life doesn't always add up and why faith must make room for both joy and hardship.If you're walking through a difficult season, this message will encourage you to trust God not only as Deliverer, but as Sustainer. If you're in a season of strength, it will challenge you to look with compassion on those who are hurting.“For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed…” — Romans 8:18

In this message from Ecclesiastes 5:10-19, Pastor Dave tackles the myth that money and possessions can satisfy. He shows how even wealth brings stress, anxiety, and the pull of greed, and contrasts living “under the sun” with living “under the Son,” where everything we have belongs to God and is meant for eternal purposes. Learn how to trade guilt for gratitude, greed for generosity, and discover the freedom of stewarding your resources for God's kingdom. Be encouraged to rethink your relationship with money and pursue true contentment.

Label: Philles 121Year: 1964Condition: MLast Price: $45.00. Not currently available for sale.From a warehouse find, this is a new, unplayed stock copy, in its original factory sleeve. One listen to this seldom-heard Ronettes tune will make clear why it ranks so highly in Dave Marsh's list of the 1001 greatest singles ever made. Pure girl group bliss! Note: These crisp copies look like they just came off the shelf in 1964! Even the audio is as close to pristine as a Philles record pressing can get.

Label: Tribe 8308Year: 1965Condition: M-Price: $20.00Here's a beautiful copy of the single that Dave Marsh ranks at #491 in his list of the 1,001 greatest 45s of Rock'n' Soul. And don't neglect the terrific B side... also essential Sir Douglas Quintet! By the way, this was a non-album single until Tribe released a "Greatest Hits" LP in 1966. Fortunately, that LP contains both of these great tracks. Note: This 45 record has very nearly Mint labels. The vinyl and audio grade close to Mint as well.

In week 5 of our journey through Ecclesiastes, Pastor Dave reminds us that worship isn't just another item on our Sunday checklist—it's sacred. From Solomon's words in Ecclesiastes 5, we're challenged to “walk prudently” when we come before God. What does it look like to recover a holy reverence for the Lord in an age of casual worship? In this message, Pastor Dave unpacks the fear of the Lord, the purpose of true worship, and how to prepare our hearts to meet with God.

Life doesn't always feel fair. From injustice in the courts to pain in our personal lives, we often wonder why God allows wrongs to go unpunished. In this message from Ecclesiastes 3–4, Pastor Dave reminds us that while Solomon wrestled with the same questions, ultimate justice belongs to God alone. One day, the Righteous Judge will make every wrong right—and that truth can free us from bitterness, revenge, and despair today.

Label: Def Jam 05665Year: 1985Condition: MPrice: $12.00This is a beautiful stock copy, in its original Def Jam factory sleeve. I'm so glad to have this one back in stock, at least for awhile! I just can't live without my L.L. Cool J! By the way, both sides of this 45 are specially edited from longer album tracks of 5:27 and 5:07, respectively. Note: This copy has light storage wear that lowers the Label grade to Near Mint. The wax and audio are pristine.Collector Nerd Alert: Here's another case where if one behaves like a man from Mars and looks at this record's labels with no other information about the record, one would conclude that "I Can Give You More" was the intended A side, and perhaps it was. But to persist in acting as if that's the record's "A" side in the face of overwhelming sales and airplay data that show "I Can't Live Without My Radio" was L.L. Cool J's first hit, reaching #15 on Billboard's Black/RnB Singles chart, and it's also the side that lands him at #550 on Dave Marsh's list of the 1,001 greatest 45s of Rock'n'Soul. Yes, the market-demoted "B" side is a fine piece of Rap/Hip-Hop, but the award for most significant side, and therefore the "A" side in our way of thinking, clearly goes to "...Radio". That's the side collectors will be seeking, and it should be placed rightfully as the "A" side of this particular 45, the label information notwithstanding. It behooves any discography to put each record in the context of its period in terms of chart data, airplay and sales data, and awards of various kinds from institutions and influential writers.

In Part 2 of Under the Son, we look deeper into the life of Solomon — a man who had it all but lost what mattered most. From humility and wisdom to pride and emptiness, his story reminds us that life apart from God is hevel — meaningless and fleeting. Pastor Dave unpacks Ecclesiastes 2 and John 15 to show how true purpose is only found when we abide in Christ. If you've ever chased success, pleasure, or possessions hoping to find fulfillment, this message will speak straight to your heart.

Solomon had everything—wealth, wisdom, success—and still felt empty. In this opening message from Under the Son, we begin our journey through Ecclesiastes and discover that a life “under the sun” will always leave us wanting more. Pastor Dave challenges us to stop chasing satisfaction in what's temporary and start living for what's eternal—life “under the Son.”

In a world filled with chaos, Jesus calls His people to live with courage, truth, and love. In this message, we explore what it means to be chosen, sent, and set apart as ambassadors for Christ in a culture that often resists Him. Discover how to stand firm, engage with truth, and shine the light of Christ in the midst of darkness.

In a world filled with chaos, tragedy, and shifting values, where do we find truth and hope? In this powerful message, Pastor Dave unpacks Jesus' prayer in John 17 and shows the stark contrast between the kingdom of Christ and the systems of this world. From heartbreaking national events to attacks on the family and faith, this sermon calls believers to clarity, courage, and commitment. Discover why the only lasting foundation for life and society is Jesus Christ—and why now more than ever, we must choose Christ over chaos.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we do as humans—yet it's also one of the most powerful. In this message from Matthew 18, Pastor unpacks Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant and reminds us that we owed a debt we could never repay, but God forgave us completely. Because of His mercy, we are called to extend forgiveness to others—not just once or twice, but over and over again. Whether in marriage, family, or friendships, true freedom comes when we choose to forgive. This sermon challenges us to let go of bitterness, embrace grace, and never give up on the relationships that matter most.

In this message from John 8, we explore one of the most powerful encounters Jesus ever had—a moment when an angry mob came ready to condemn, but left silenced by grace. Pastor unpacks what it means to pursue purity in a culture filled with temptation, showing us how God's design for intimacy is both a gift and a guardrail for our hearts. Whether you're single, dating, or married, this sermon reminds us that Jesus doesn't condemn us—He calls us to freedom, mercy, and a life of holiness.

In Part 3 of our From This Day Forward series, Pastor shares why joy isn't optional in a God-honoring marriage—it's essential. Whether you're single, dating, or married, discover how to keep (or rekindle) the fun in your relationships. With biblical insight, practical tips, and a healthy dose of humor, this message will encourage you to invest in laughter, adventure, and intentional time together—because marriage isn't just something to endure, it's something to enjoy!

In part two of our From This Day Forward series, we dive into the powerful principle of “Fighting Fair.” Whether you're married, dating, or navigating other important relationships, this message offers biblical wisdom and real-world practicality for handling conflict with grace. Discover how to approach disagreements with empathy, seek peace over victory, and grow stronger together—because healthy couples don't avoid conflict, they learn to handle it God's way.

In Part 3 of The Blood Still Speaks, we explore four powerful ways the blood of Jesus is still speaking today. From interceding for sinners to declaring our freedom from darkness, this message dives deep into Hebrews 12 and unpacks how Christ's sacrifice transforms our identity, our mission, and our victory. Whether you're burdened by shame, searching for peace, or simply needing a reminder of God's love—this is a message you don't want to miss.

In Part 2 of this series, we explore the connection between the Day of Atonement in Leviticus and the finished work of Jesus on the cross. Through the lens of Hebrews, we discover how Jesus became our Great High Priest—sinless, perfect, and willing to shed His blood once for all. This message reminds us that while the Old Covenant covered sin temporarily, Jesus' blood removes it eternally. We are redeemed, accepted, and victorious because the blood still speaks.

In this powerful kickoff to our new series, we dive into one of Christianity's most misunderstood foundations: the blood of Jesus. Why is it central to our faith? What does it really mean when we sing about the blood? Starting in Genesis and ending in Gethsemane, we explore the weight of sin, the necessity of justice, and the unmatched love of God that chose to redeem us—not because we're awesome, but because He is.Whether you've been in church your whole life or you're just curious, this message will challenge how you view sin, sacrifice, and the Savior.

In this message, we explore the powerful story of Deborah—a prophetess, a judge, and a mother in Israel—who used her God-given influence to lead a nation to victory. You'll hear how one woman's faith and courage stirred others to action and how you can use your influence, no matter your role or title, to glorify God and serve others. From the battlefield to the dinner table, our circles of influence are bigger than we think. Are you using yours for the Kingdom?

Life rarely turns out the way we envision—and when our dreams unravel, what do we do next? In this powerful message, Pastor Dave takes us through the story of Ruth and Naomi to show how God redeems brokenness and transforms pain into purpose. Discover how to cultivate a shareable faith, trust God through rejection, and live out His will daily—even when the path looks nothing like you expected. This is a message of encouragement for anyone walking through disappointment, bitterness, or transition. Listen in and be reminded: your scars don't disqualify you—God can use them to shape your destiny.